3 Best Landmarks in Belfast

“Belfast Castle is licensed for religious ceremonies, civil marriages, and partnerships. Belfast Castle has a fairytale atmosphere. The views and gardens make it perfect for your reception, dining, conference, or event. Entry and parking are free of charge. Belfast Castle is a dream wedding location with a magnificent setting and breathtaking surroundings. The castle's manicured lawns, overlooking the stunning views of Belfast Lough, provide unique and spectacular photographic opportunities. They offer a discount of 20 percent off room hire for all wedding receptions booked from Sundays to Thursdays.”

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“Crumlin Road Gaol is a historic Victorian-era prison established over 178 years ago. The museum is one of Belfast's most beautiful and historic buildings, providing a unique and architecturally stunning space for any event. The Northern Ireland Environment Agency has given it grade A listed building status because of its architectural and historical significance. Prisoners were housed here during times of world wars and political conflicts. Crumlin Road Gaol is open seven days a week, with tours running every 30 minutes, offering historical, paranormal, and ghost walk tours. In addition, you can enjoy a fabulous lunch or dinner in one of their private function rooms. They pride themselves on providing bespoke and flexible events for their clients. They regularly host small to large-scale private events, including birthday celebrations, family gatherings, corporate drinks receptions, annual gala dinners, award ceremonies, launch parties, and themed banquets. They offer free Wi-Fi.”

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“Belfast City Hall is a civic building and a multi-purpose venue hosting many events in its large function rooms or outdoors on the beautiful lawns. The City Hall's daily building tours allow visitors to admire the magnificent art collection. The interior has many notable features, including the Porte-Cochère and Grand Entrance, the Grand Staircase, the Reception Room, and the Banqueting Hall. Belfast City Hall grounds comprise two lawns: the Titanic Memorial Garden, the Cenotaph, and the Garden of Remembrance. In addition, the grounds feature statues and memorials related to Belfast’s leading figures and historical past. Guests can relax and refresh in the Bobbin Coffee Shop or buy souvenirs in the Gift Shop. Private tours are free for community and school groups. However, charges apply for commercial groups, and entrance to the exhibition is also free for community and school groups.”

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