St. George's Market Belfast

May Street, Belfast , Northern Ireland, United Kingdom - Phone: +44 28 9024 6609
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    21 reviews 6 travel blogs

    Attraction Type:

    Flea/street market

    Popularity

    4of 155 attractions in Belfast

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  • 1

    Belfast and Beyond

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    ... Botanic Gardens which are gorgeous. The Ulster Museum was closed and it was raining, but we continued on, taking a bus to St. George's Market, which was closed, finally sitting in a cafe with hot chocolate and a bagel to rest. We walked around a ...

  • 2

    Belfast

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    ... "border line", Northern Ireland is immediately very different than that of its southern neighbour. Being a part of the United Kingdom has given Belfast a very different look and feel than the cities we’ve become so used to in the Republic. We ...

  • 3

    The Giants Causeway and Belfast

    ... check-in, freshen up, then back on the bus where we are greeted by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and a short drive to the St. George's Market for dinner. The Market, similar to a local indoor farmer's market - BUT, I've never seen one with so much ...

  • 4

    Catholic versus Protestant

    ... Protestants and Catholics together.  after the cab tour we walked past a couple peace sculptures and later went to St. George's Market.  for dinner we had tradtional Irish food of potatoe pancackes, steak, and mushrooms, they're called ...

  • 5

    Volcano Boris and the tale of donominations

    ... pay off I'm sure. We got up grabbed some free breakfast which was muesli and coco pops, yum, and then headed out to St. George's market. We found some stalls which had some food but most were crafts. One of the ladies at a food store said that if we ...

  • 6

    Walking through Belfast

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    Being Saturday morning, we walked down to the city centre for a spot  of shopping, then down to the main Belfast (St George's) market, an eclectic mix of food stuffs such as fruit, veg, meat and fish; home made things like chocolates, jams and ...