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International Conference on Livestock, Companion Animals and Wildlife Coronaviruses

School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences

Travel

Queen’s University Belfast is located in the City of Belfast, approximately one mile from the city centre.  The city is well served by two airports and a great public transport system.  All UK cities are within one to two hours flight time of Belfast and you can reach us from the majority of European capitals within three or four hours.

Getting to Belfast

There are many ways to get to Belfast whether that be via Air, Sea, Cruise Ship, Rail, Bus or Road. Click here for more information.

Getting to Riddel Hall

By Bus

Riddel Hall is located on a Metro bus route 8A & 8D which depart from Donegall Square East beside City Hall and runs via Great Victoria Street, Bradbury Place, University Road and Stranmillis Road. Alight at the Ridgeway Street stop, cross the road and continue down the hill until you reach the large black gates at the entrance to Riddel Hall.

By Car

Approaching from Belfast city centre via University Road, pass the Lanyon Building and turn left onto the Stranmillis Road at Botanic Gardens/Methodist College. Pass the Ulster Museum on your left and continue along the Stranmillis Road. After Ridgeway Street on your left (Lyric Theatre) turn right at the gatehouse and large black gates and enter the Riddel Hall grounds.

Approaching from the River Lagan or Malone Road/Ulster Independent Clinic/Stranmillis Road (M1/Westlink) direction, you will come to a roundabout at Stranmillis College. Take the first left and continue uphill towards the city centre. Riddel Hall will be the first entrance on your left.

By Bike

Belfast Bikes are located around the city. The nearest docking station is located at the Stranmillis roundabout. Bike shelters are available at Riddel Hall. Click here for more information.

International Conference on Livestock, Companion Animals and Wildlife Coronaviruses
International Conference on Livestock, Companion Animals and Wildlife Coronaviruses