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How to find us

Young boy and grandfather looking at the railway

The Ulster Transport Museum is located at 153 Bangor Road, Cultra, County Down, BT18 0EU, and is easily accessible by public transport.

From Belfast:

Take the 502a or the 502b Metrobus from Lanyon Place Station in Belfast City Centre towards Cultra, Ulster Transport Museum. Disembark at Ulster Transport Museum and from there the museum is a short 2-3 minute walk. If you have any accessibility requirements please call us on 02890428428 prior to your arrival to make arrangements.

From outside Belfast:

If you are travelling from outside of Belfast, please refer to Ulster bus and Ulsterbus Goldline timetables to plan your journey.

For more information call Translink on 02890666630, or visit Translink

If you’re travelling to us by train, disembark at Cultra Station and the museum is located a short 5 minute stroll from the platform. If you have any accessibility requirements please call us on 02890428428 prior to your arrival to make arrangements.

For train information and times please visit Translink 

From Belfast City Centre, take the A2 towards City Airport/Bangor/Holywood, then keep left onto the Sydenham By-Pass A2. Follow the A2 for 3.7miles until you reach the museum on your left-hand side, just past the Culloden Hotel.

For Sat Nav directions, please use postcode BT18 0EU.

Parking is free and available for all visitors, with two e-charging points for electric cars (EV). Car park opens at 10am and closes at 6pm. 

There are bike racks located on-site, down at B Galleries (Land, Sea and Sky building). Please note there are no facilities within the museum to store personal belongings.

You can now come into the museum from the coastal path, giving visitors more reason to spend more time exploring the area.  The new gateway to the path will be opened and closed daily in line with museum opening hours.

While exploring the outdoor grounds of the museum, which includes the 'Our Place in Space' trail, is free, if you want to access the gallery buildings, there is a new admission point in our B Galleries which is the first building you'll come to when you come onto the site from the coastal path.

Summer hours: 1st March - 30th September, open Tuesday - Sunday 10:00-17:00. 

Winter hours: 1st October - 28th February, open Tuesday - Friday 10:00-16:00 and on weekends Saturday - Sunday 11:00-16:00.

Ulster Transport Museum has two gallery buildings - A Galleries & B Galleries - and the outdoor 'Our Place in Space' trail. Entry to both galleries is included in the cost of your ticket and the outdoor experience by itself is free.