Belfast City Hall

Belfast City Hall

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Belfast City Hall

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Located at the very heart of Belfast, City Hall stands as an iconic symbol of the city’s heritage. With its magnificent Baroque Revival architecture and lush gardens, it is a must-see landmark for visitors who want to capture the spirit of Northern Ireland’s capital. The building’s impressive façade and central location make it a great starting point for any exploration of the city.

A Glimpse into the Past

Completed in 1906, this majestic building was constructed to celebrate Belfast’s status as a city. Over the years, it has witnessed numerous important events and remains the seat of the Belfast City Council. Its stained-glass windows and marble statues offer visitors a fascinating window into local history and culture.

When to Visit

The gardens are especially beautiful in spring and summer, filled with colorful flowers and a lively atmosphere. However, the building itself is open year-round, making any season a good time to stop by. Around Christmas, the square comes alive with a festive market and decorations.

Is there an entrance fee?

Admission to the building and the exhibitions is free, making it a great option for travelers on any budget.

What can you see inside?

Visitors can join guided tours to explore the ornate council chambers, the grand staircase, and intriguing exhibitions about Belfast’s history. Don’t miss the stunning stained glass windows and the peaceful gardens outside.

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