Best Landmarks in Belfast

An Edwardian Baroque architectural landmark opened in 1906, situated in Donegall Square and historically linked to the Linen Quarter.

An atmospheric avenue of ancient beech trees, creating a dramatic and picturesque natural tunnel.

A grand Edwardian landmark serving as the seat of Belfast City Council, offering guided tours of its impressive architecture and history.

A famous Belfast landmark completed in 1869, notable for its distinctive architecture and its precarious foundation near the River Farset.

An atmospheric and mystical avenue of beech trees, famously featured as a filming location in 'Game of Thrones'.

The political wall murals in Belfast serve as vibrant, often stark, visual narratives of the city's complex history and political divisions.

The Belfast Peace Wall is a series of barriers built to separate Catholic and Protestant communities, now serving as a powerful symbol of peace.