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A black Porsche being driven by a rally driver wearing a helmet up a hill with crowds behind a barrier pictured in the background. 

A Motorsport Festival, at the home of NI transport history, with the famous Cultra hill climb returning to the grounds of the Ulster Folk Museum! 

Cultra Motorsport Festival

A brand new display celebrating our road racing legends in the 'Driven' Gallery 

Bikes 

A sculpture of the Earth beside a wall painted in a dark navy colour with multicoloured stars painted over the top to look like space. A parent with his back to the camera wearing a backpack is looking at the Earth sculpture alongside a young boy who is on his knees on the ground and hands on the sculpture getting a real close up look! 

Bringing the solar system down to Earth to send you soaring into the stars, to find new perspectives and reconsider what it means to live life on our planet. 

Our Place in Space

A train in the Ulster Transport Museum Rail Gallery

Learn more about what you'll find in our permanent Rail Gallery at Ulster Transport Museum. 

Rail Gallery

Discover the story behind one of the most famous ships in the world, and learn how and why the Titanic and her sister ships, Olympic and Britannic, were built in Belfast.

TITANICa: The Exhibition

A tram from the Ulster Transport Museum collection

Showcasing some of the most recognisable forms of transport from Northern Ireland.

Tram Gallery

Inside one of the cars at Ulster Transport Museum

Clamber aboard the Causeway Tram, one of the world’s very first electric vehicles.

Road Gallery

Museum of Innovation at Ulster Transport Museum

The Museum of Innovation highlights the local pioneers of science and engineering, who have pushed the boundaries of invention.

Museum of Innovation

Three motorbikes in the driven exhibition 

Discover the men and women who pushed the boundaries in their field. Whether it was racing, engineering or endurance, the people featured in this gallery were driven to succeed. 

Driven

Morris Traveller, surfboard and helmet on display in Celtic Wave exhibition

Explore the history of surfing in Ireland through our 'Celtic Wave: A History of Surfing in Ireland' exhibition.

Celtic Wave

Journey back to a time when the horse was the most important mode of transport.

On the Hoof

Carriages in the Taken for a Ride exhibition

Demonstrating the skill of coachbuilders in the late Victorian period.

Taken for a Ride

The Result, outside at the Ulster Transport Museum

Outside B gallery is a ship like no other, a unique survivor of the Victorian age, The Result. Learn more about the sailing ship. 