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St. George's Market

12 East Bridge St

As gastro tourism goes, St. George's City Food & Garden Market (Sat, 09:00-15:00) is about as tasty as they come, and an absolute must on any …

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Albert Memorial Clock

High St.

Belfast's most prominent timepiece was built from 1865-1870 in memory of Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, who died in 1862. The 43m-high landmark is …

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Belfast Blitz Memorial Plaque

124 Royal Ave

On the corner of the Belfast Telegraph building, a small section of pockmarked stone provides a tangible reminder of the 1941 Belfast Blitz. Over …

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Belfast City Hall

Donegall Square

A magnificent sight, especially when viewed from Royal Avenue, this imposing Portland stone and copper-domed building was completed in 1906 as a symbol of …

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Clifton House

2 North Queen St, top of Donegall St

Built by the Belfast Charitable Society in 1774, this Georgian 'Poor House' has been gloriously restored and now combines sheltered accommodation and a …

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Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction & Conference Centre

53-55 Crumlin Rd

The foreboding North Belfast edifices of Crumlin Road Gaol and Courthouse stand face-to-face and are connected by an underground tunnel once used to spirit …

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Custom House

Custom House Square

The chiselled heads of Neptune, Britannia and Mercury gaze down from this stately 1850's Italianite building whose sweeping steps have long been a platform for …

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Harland & Wolff Cranes

Titanic Quarter

Wherever you go in the city there's no escaping Samson and Goliath, two giant, moveable yellow cranes looming over what was once the world's biggest shipyard. …

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Lagan Weir

1 Donegall Quay

The concrete walkway spans the city's river from the docks to the Odyssey complex and predates the wider adjacent footbridge. Built in 1994, the Lagan Weir …

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Obel

62 Donegall Quay

Belfast's big skyscraper is 85m high, has 28 storeys above ground (and two below for car parking) and is the island of Ireland's tallest building. Obel's 282 …

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Parliament Buildings and Stormont Estate

Upper Newtownards Rd

This imposing, purpose-built structure is inextricably linked with the political history of NI. Made of Portland stone mounted on Mourne granite, Stormont was …

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