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4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Phil Tad (9 months ago)
Great place to visit and take photos. Went there is 2008 and got on the wheel (Belfast eye) and took photos of the city hall and surrounding area from above. If you like taking photos from a wheel/eye/flyer, try going during sunrise or sunset on a nice, clear day. You will be able to see many things and take really goo pictures, although I am not sure if this wheel/flyer is still in Belfast.
Great place to visit and take photos. Went there is 2008 and got on the wheel (Belfast eye) and took photos of the city hall and surrounding area from above. If you like taking photos from a wheel/eye/flyer, try going during sunrise or sunset on a nice, clear day. You will be able to see many things and take really goo pictures, although I am not sure if this wheel/flyer is still in Belfast.
Enoch Olalude (10 months ago)
The heart of Belfast's administrative activities. The design is very impressive, I must say. This is a phenomenal structure, and it is punctuated with eye-catching and intricate details. It is also a very important building to the city of Belfast - housing the city council, and serving many other public purposes. Public transport to and from here is quite straightforward and it is a very picturesque location for photographers and tourists. I love the well-manicured lawns and the surrounding areas. Additionally, a tiny but brilliant detail I've noticed is that the objects which spell "Belfast" in front of the building seem to change every so-often, and I think that's very neat.
The heart of Belfast's administrative activities. The design is very impressive, I must say. This is a phenomenal structure, and it is punctuated with eye-catching and intricate details. It is also a very important building to the city of Belfast - housing the city council, and serving many other public purposes. Public transport to and from here is quite straightforward and it is a very picturesque location for photographers and tourists. I love the well-manicured lawns and the surrounding areas. Additionally, a tiny but brilliant detail I've noticed is that the objects which spell "Belfast" in front of the building seem to change every so-often, and I think that's very neat.
Traveler By Choice (10 months ago)
You get to explore interesting exhibitions and enjoy classical architecture. Admission here is free. They also offer guides tours at scheduled timing. Keep aside one to two hours for this visit. The Belfast City Hall is filled up with history and fun facts about Northern Ireland.
You get to explore interesting exhibitions and enjoy classical architecture. Admission here is free. They also offer guides tours at scheduled timing. Keep aside one to two hours for this visit. The Belfast City Hall is filled up with history and fun facts about Northern Ireland.
Trehan (10 months ago)
Belfast City Hall: Unfortunately due to the event during the bank Holiday weekend we never got to go in, however, it is Free, so definitely visit. The outside and the grounds are beautiful and well maintained. A Gorgeous architectural building. Stunning all day long. I’m sure the inside looks just as nice. Worth a visit. Central to Belfast city, surrounded by bars, eateries and restaurants. ?
Belfast City Hall: Unfortunately due to the event during the bank Holiday weekend we never got to go in, however, it is Free, so definitely visit. The outside and the grounds are beautiful and well maintained. A Gorgeous architectural building. Stunning all day long. I’m sure the inside looks just as nice. Worth a visit. Central to Belfast city, surrounded by bars, eateries and restaurants. ?
Leslie Jones (11 months ago)
Fantastic City Hall. A design competition was launched for the building, and an expensive entry was selected due to it's design. The resulting building is fabulous and has been very well maintained. One hour tours are free and our guide was excellent and extremely knowledgeable about the building. We were taken in all the main rooms and their history explained to us. You even have the opportunity to try on the Lord Mayor's robes and sit in his chair in the Council Chamber! In the gardens at the side of the building is a memorial to the Titanic disaster which again is extremely well looked after.
Fantastic City Hall. A design competition was launched for the building, and an expensive entry was selected due to it's design. The resulting building is fabulous and has been very well maintained. One hour tours are free and our guide was excellent and extremely knowledgeable about the building. We were taken in all the main rooms and their history explained to us. You even have the opportunity to try on the Lord Mayor's robes and sit in his chair in the Council Chamber! In the gardens at the side of the building is a memorial to the Titanic disaster which again is extremely well looked after.
