Still miss Leisure World
We all had our favourites that still stir nostalgic memories to this day. Here we look back at some of the Belfast shops from our childhoods that are no longer open.
Many shops that used to reside on our city's streets will be fondly remembered as the places to go where our mothers picked up our school uniforms every year, or the prime destinations to find an outfit for the special occasions in our lives.Have a look at some of the former Belfast shops that were part of our childhoods whose doors are no longer open and reminisce about the memories they may bring.
Unfortunately, in 1984 the staff served customers for the last time. Did you know that the famous staircase was auctioned? It now resides in Ballyedmond Castle in County Down. LeisureWorld LeisureWorld will always have a place in Belfast's heart. The former beloved toy shop used to be found on Queen Street, first opening its doors back in September 1976. The window display was always second to none and set the scene for what your eyes would feast on inside.
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