Solitude in Belfast: photos, reviews

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Solitude, a staple of Belfast since 1890, offers more than just a place to watch sports; it's an experience that welcomes everyone, from families to sports enthusiasts. This venue, renowned for hosting the North Belfast Derby, is imbued with a vibrant atmosphere that fans cherish. The genuine charm of Solitude is accentuated by its tidy grounds and friendly, efficient stewarding, ensuring a warm welcome for newcomers and regulars alike. Despite initial perceptions, it's remarkably family-friendly, turning any apprehensions into pleasant surprises. With the unique feature of enjoying a refreshing drink while keeping eyes on the pitch, Solitude transforms a typical sports day into a positive, memorable experience, celebrating the best of Northern Irish football culture.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Kingsmere Avenue

Bus stop 396 m walk

Elimgrove Street

Bus stop 123 m walk

Chestnut Gardens

Bus stop 165 m walk

Cardigan Drive

Bus stop 151 m walk

Glenard Brook

Bus stop 286 m walk

Torrens Crescent

Bus stop 401 m walk

4.0

based on 470 reviews

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4/5 470 reviews

Stuart Mowatt

Could do with a complete refurbishment, very run down.

caleb robert

I enjoy the blue palace in solitude, but the view of the water is nice

ian kirkwood

Good sized bag of chips purchased at half time, probably the biggest in the Irish league, fair play

Solitude in Belfast

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