Fabulous establishment located close to Queen’s University and immediately adjacent to the gorgeous Botanical Gardens. I was fortunate enough to visit whilst their exceptional Caravaggio exhibit was running during summer of 2024. What an utter privilege! Supper at Emmaus and Taking of Christ both together in one exhibit. It had to be done! Outside of this, the museum has multiple other exhibits ranging from art to science, to history, and a very arresting exhibit on the Troubles. The personal accounts of loss and suffering by real people has to be seen and experienced firsthand. Extremely poignant and stark. If you have kids they will have an enjoyable time in their Discovery Zone, a supervised area where they can view and handle minerals, metals, insects and arachnids (preserved not living!) and more as well as birds, fossils and dinosaurs. Their Egyptian exhibit within the History level was very interesting, especially the mummified remains. The staff throughout the museum were terribly friendly and approachable. They really know how to look after visitors. Considering entry is totally free, it is well worth making a donation to the museum. Their gift shop, whilst not large, is well stocked with gifts and there’s something for all here. Only negative was the cafe. Staff were so nice and helpful but food was not up to scratch. Ordered sausage rolls for three people and they were heated up and served but by the time I queued and paid they were cold. The hot food needs covers. Despite that, lots of choice especially if dessert is your thing! While you are here you might as well visit the Botanical Gardens next door/immediately outside the museum.