Victoria Square (Belfast)

Victoria Square is a shopping and retail area that has been opened in Belfasts city centre since March 2006. It took a long time to build and when you walk around it you can tell that a lot of planning and great care went into building it. There are several shops here so this is a great place to go if you are a shopoholic like me. A lot of the shops are quite expensive ones so i usually just come here to window shop unless there are some good sales on! There are a lot of eating places and restaurants like O'Briens, TGI Fridays, La Tasca and if you are a bit strapped for cash theres a McDonalds here too. I usually come to Victoria Square ...  Read the complete review

Victoria Square Belfast Victoria Square a new mixed used development located in the centre of Belfast. It opened in 2006 at a cost of around £400 million. The development includes is mainly a retail shopping area but it also includes a number of apartments and some leisure facilities such as a cinemas and restaurants. It's easily reached from all areas of Belfast either by foot, bus, train or car. The centre has 1000 car parking spaces which are available 24 hours a day seven days a week. Tenants Victoria Square has marketed itself as a shopping centre for the more well to do citizens of Belfast and beyond. The tenants tend to represent ...  Read the complete review

Victoria Square in Belfast opened with much pomp and ceremony on 6 March 2008. It is a massive commercial, residential and leisure complex right in the city centre of Belfasts. It has transformed the city centre of Belfast, reinvigorated it and brought much needed new shops to Northern Ireland. The main anchor store is House of Fraser and is the largest store they have opened. It was also the most profitable store on opening. There is over 800,000 square feet of retail space in the centre. In total 39 of the shops were new retailers to Northern Ireland, including House of Fraser, LK Bennett, Geox, Fossil and Build-a-bear Workshop to name but a few (I am ...  Read the complete review