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Four minutes from the Sunflower and everything after it

The new studio on Peters Hill sits at the west end of one walkable corridor: almost every landmark on the map below is nearly due east of the front door, and all of them are under ten minutes away.

30–32 Peters Hill, BT13 2AA ≈8,000 people pass daily 9 min to the furthest pin

On your doorstep

A short walk from everything

Drawn to scale from the front door, walking times approximate, nearest first. The rings are three, six and nine minutes’ walk.

Walking-proximity map from Dance Addiction to central Belfast landmarks Scale map centred on Dance Addiction, 30-32 Peters Hill, Belfast, shown as the accent marker at the west end of the frame. Eight landmarks are plotted by their real position and numbered by walking time, nearest first: 1, Sunflower Public House, 4 minutes; 2, CastleCourt, 5 minutes; 3, Telegraph Building, 5 minutes; 4, Belfast Central Library, 5 minutes; 5, Kremlin, 6 minutes; 6, Belfast Stories, 6 minutes; 7, Ulster University, 8 minutes; 8, The MAC, 9 minutes. Most landmarks lie almost due east of the studio; Belfast Central Library, the Telegraph Building and Ulster University sit in one line along the Royal Avenue to York Street corridor, which bends away to the north-east, and CastleCourt lies to the south. Concentric rings at 3, 6 and 9 minutes' walk are centred on the studio and are cropped where they run past the edge of the map. A north arrow and a 200-metre scale bar are included for reference.
Walking times are approximate, measured from the studio’s front door.
  1. 1Sunflower Public House4 min
  2. 2CastleCourt Shopping Centre5 min
  3. 3Telegraph Building5 min
  4. 4Belfast Central Library5 min
  5. 5Kremlin6 min
  6. 6Belfast Stories6 min
  7. 7Ulster University (York Street)8 min
  8. 8The MAC9 min

Belfast Stories is the planned story-of-the-city attraction in the former Bank of Ireland building on Royal Avenue, due to open in 2030.

Looking down Peters Hill towards the city centre: tree-lined road, the CastleCourt dome and city buildings a few minutes' walk away. The view from the corner — the city centre is that close
Two rooms

City centre, and East Belfast

The new floor opening on Peters Hill, and the East Belfast studio beside C.S. Lewis Square.

The front of 30–32 Peters Hill: a long run of full-height glass shopfront windows in a red-brick building, the studio floor visible inside.
Opening

Peters Hill, city centre

Dance Addiction
30–32 Peters Hill
Belfast, BT13 2AA
  • Near the Peter’s Hill / Carrick Hill junction, minutes from the city centre.
  • Look for the full-glass shopfront — the whole studio faces the street.
  • Every landmark on the map above is under ten minutes’ walk from the front door.
  • First class Tuesday 29 September; Lindy Hop from Monday 12 October.
The Social Space ballroom: a wide sprung wood floor, navy and gold panelled walls, red velvet chairs at tables down one side and cream fabric draped across the whole ceiling.
East Belfast

Social Space

1A Parkgate Avenue
Belfast, BT4 1JA
  • Beside C.S. Lewis Square, off the Holywood Road.
  • By car: SatNav to 7 Parkgate Avenue — free public car park past the red-brick Gospel Hall.
  • By Glider or Metro: Holywood Arches stop, then onto Parkgate Avenue.
Half a dozen people in the Social Space yard raising a cream canvas sail over a new timber pergola, surrounded by raised beds, planters and fruit trees.

Not sure which room you need?

One email address, read by the people running the classes. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll point you at the right floor.

danceaddictionbelfast@gmail.com