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Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction and Conference Centre
Crumlin Road Prison is a special attraction. This prison has been well refurbished. Here, visitors can visit the cursed cell, interrogation room, solitary cell, execution room, etc. The scenes inside are vividly restored, It makes people feel the atmosphere of the prison at that time. The furnishings in the prison are somewhat creepy, but it is also a rare experience. Worth a visit if you want to learn about the history of the prison and Belfast.Belfast · 1.5km from downtown
Peace Wall Belfast
The "Peace Wall" on the Peace Line in the west of Belfast was built to separate Catholic and Protestant residential areas and reduce conflicts between paramilitary organizations on both sides. The first section of the Peace Wall was built in 1974. The wall was specially fortified in the summer of 2003, on the eve of a traditional Protestant parade to celebrate the historic defeat of King William III by the Irish army. Now, it has become a tourist attraction in the city, where people come to pay homage to the past and sigh the preciousness of peace.Belfast · 1.7km from downtown
Belfast Castle
Belfast Castle belongs to the luxurious Scottish architectural style and was built by the Marquis of Donegal in the 1870s. There is a beautiful garden and a cultural center outside the castle, where some exhibits about the castle are on display for a long time. The castle is located on Kever Hill, with stunning views of Belfast city and Belfast Lough. The castle is an excellent venue for meetings, weddings, celebrations and more. Other facilities in the castle include a cellar restaurant and a cellar antique shop.Belfast · 5.1km from downtown
Parliament Buildings
The Parliament Buildings, also known as Stormont, is the seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly and is located on the Stormont Estate on the outskirts of Belfast. The building is a landmark with profound historical significance and cultural value. The design of the Parliament Building adopts the neoclassical style, which embodies solemnity and elegance. The building is located in the vast Stormont Estate, surrounded by exquisite green spaces and gardens, providing the public with an ideal place to enjoy nature and engage in outdoor activities. The straight avenue in front of the building is one mile long and is often used for various celebrations and ceremonies, adding to the grandeur of the estate. The Parliament Building also regularly hosts various cultural activities and exhibitions to promote public participation and community interaction. These activities not only enrich the local cultural life, but also enhance the public's understanding of Northern Ireland's politics and history.Belfast · 6.3km from downtown
Black Mountain
Black Mountain is Belfast's eye-catching natural landscape. It is 1,275 feet above sea level. The mountains are mainly basalt and limestone. There are also some trails and walks scattered among them. It is very popular with hikers. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can overlook the whole city of Belfast, and the view is very broad.Belfast · 4.9km from downtown
Botanic Gardens
Botanic Gardens were built in the Victorian era and are an important part of the local Victorian heritage. Here, you can see one of the world's earliest cast-iron greenhouses, as well as palm plants from around the world. Botanic Gardens are not very large, and you can often see local residents, students, and tourists strolling and taking photos here. Especially in spring and summer, the scenery of blooming flowers is particularly eye-catching. Botanic Gardens are right next to the Queen's University Belfast library. After your visit, you might want to stop by Queen's University to experience the local academic atmosphere.Belfast · 1.7km from downtown
Carrickfergus Castle
Carrickfergus Castle is one of Ireland's best preserved medieval buildings, a defensive castle. Built more than 800 years ago, it was occupied by Scotland, Ireland, Britain and France, and until 1928, it still played an important military role. Today, there are some related exhibitions in the castle where you can learn about the history of the castle, and you can also see the cannons of the 17th-19th century.Carrickfergus · 15.2km from Belfast
Streamvale Farm
Dundonald · 7.5km from Belfast
Albert Memorial Clock
Many large and medium-sized cities in the UK prefer clock tower buildings, and Belfast is no exception. The Albert Memorial Clock Tower, located in the city center, was built to commemorate Prince Albert who died in 1861. For more than a hundred years, it has been overlooking both sides of Belfast in the baptism of war and has become a classic landmark of the city. Although not as famous as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the reason why the clock tower arouses people's interest is also because of its slightly tilted architectural structure. This is not a regret of the designers and construction workers, but due to the inevitable ground subsidence in this coastal city. Like many buildings in Belfast, the clock tower was built on wooden piles sunk into the mud. Now Belfast people are trying hard to correct the tilt of the clock tower, and the construction work that requires a lot of manpower is inevitable.Belfast · 544m from downtown
Ulster Folk Museum
The museum is home to a rich collection of heritage buildings and objects, which it uses to actively preserve and demonstrate traditions, stories and skills passed down through many generations of people in Ulster. The museum offers a place to think about how we, as the current generation, are still adapting to change and how we might find meaning and inspiration from the many generations before us to help build a cleaner, greener and prosperous future.Holywood · 10.2km from Belfast
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What travellers say about Belfast
茄子红了7 February 2026
4.0
The price is cheaper if you order on-site, so I suggest you don't order online. Besides, they can't scan the QR code for online orders. On-site, it's only 14 pounds for adults, but they're charging 156 pounds here, which is outrageous.
Crumlin Road Gaol Visitor Attraction and Conference Centre
juki2353 February 2020
5.0
The Peace Bridge is a beautiful landscape in Belfast. It represents a very sad history and also represents the hope of the people of Northern Ireland. The walls are covered with various graffiti works, most of which are paintings expressing peace in Northern Ireland. Some of the graffiti works are very moving and worth appreciating.
Peace Wall Belfast
miftah_rahman15 August 2023
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The castle is situated in between a mountain and sea. Gardens in the surrounding are also stunning. Moreover, if you like trekking, this is an ideal location.
Belfast Castle
new2000th29 September 2019
5.0
The streets of Herceg Novi are a bit deserted, unlike the old town of Kotor, where large cruise ships dock every day, bringing a large number of elderly European groups. But because there are fewer people, you can stroll around slowly and discover more beauty.
Black Mountain
_CF***1125 April 2020
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It's better to come when the sun is shining! The botanical garden is in a garden, and the scenery is super beautiful. [Scenery]
Botanic Gardens
M25***627 February 2026
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The castle, over 800 years old, is worth a visit; it's built by the sea.
Carrickfergus Castle
owlchan23 April 2023
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you will pass by this if you walk from titanic belfast back to city centre
not much to see underneath (you can't feel it is tilted) but a good photo checkpoint to show you have visited belfast
Albert Memorial Clock
