Maritime Mile
Maritime Mile
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The Maritime Mile is an exciting waterfront experience, where visitors can explore Belfast’s maritime & industrial heritage. Dive into Belfast’s seafaring history and begin at City Quays with the historic Clarendon Docks and Sailortown, St Joseph’s Church, Belfast Harbour Commissioners’ Offices and Sinclair Seamen’s Church. Take in the sights, sounds and smells of Belfast’s stunning waterfront as you walk past the Big Fish and across the Lagan Weir Footbridge to Titanic Quarter, passing some of the city’s greatest attractions such as the SS Nomadic, Titanic Belfast, the Great Light and the Thompson Dock, and experience the Maritime Mile’s wonderful eateries and first-class accommodation. The Maritime Mile is an initiative developed by Maritime Belfast Trust in association with the Belfast Harbour, Odyssey Trust and Titanic Quarter Limited.
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Rose C
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Sept 2021 • Family
Two ships do not make a Maritime Festival
Very disappointing, visited on Saturday with my daughter & 3 grandchildren, there were a lot of people attending. And a lot of food/drink stalls.
We saw 2 bands, a mermaid with a pirate, another pirate on stilts. A couple dressed in the era of Titanic.
Only interactive thing for the children was a man & woman with bubble machine, we fully understand with covid there was no access to the 2 ships but thought at least the charge for The Nomadic could have been waived.
We have attended the 'Maritime' festival many times and had a brilliant day out. Shame someone didn't suggest, if we can't do it well maybe let's not do it at all.
Very disappointing, visited on Saturday with my daughter & 3 grandchildren, there were a lot of people attending. And a lot of food/drink stalls.
We saw 2 bands, a mermaid with a pirate, another pirate on stilts. A couple dressed in the era of Titanic.
Only interactive thing for the children was a man & woman with bubble machine, we fully understand with covid there was no access to the 2 ships but thought at least the charge for The Nomadic could have been waived.
We have attended the 'Maritime' festival many times and had a brilliant day out. Shame someone didn't suggest, if we can't do it well maybe let's not do it at all.
Written 6 September 2021
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Ernie H
Cardiff, UK2,212 contributions
Apr 2024 • Solo
Cross the Lagan at the big fish and turn left. A decent walk (when it's dry) along the river bank, past Abercorn Basin, SS Nomadic, Titanic Museum, Light, HMS Caroline and Thompson's Dock.
Written 27 April 2024
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jeedee2016
The Netherlands43 contributions
May 2023 • Couples
not really to take the trip to....
but when in the neighbourhood, or after visit the museum.
a great evening walk, on a special location.
if your interested in the whole Titanic thing.... don't mis it.
but when in the neighbourhood, or after visit the museum.
a great evening walk, on a special location.
if your interested in the whole Titanic thing.... don't mis it.
Written 26 May 2023
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