Belfast City Hall

There are great landmarks and buildings in every city that define a place and Belfasts City Hall is one such landmark that defines Belfast. It is set in the heart of Belfasts city centre and is very easily accessible. It is located in Donegall square in Belfast and is the civic building of the Belfast city council. There are a lot of things that go on at the City Hall. You can get married here and you can register births, deaths and marriages here too. It seems to be a focal point and a very popular meeting place that a lot of young people in Belfast seem to hang around in all weather. The City Hall is also very popular in the summer ...  Read the complete review

I am proud that Belfast has such a fantastic building as the centre piece and focal point of the city. There are many great sities around the world that do not have such a magnificent building overlooking the city. The first stone at City Hall was laid in 1898 and the building works took a total of 8 years to complete. The building cost less than £500,000 to complete. Belfast City Hall is located right in the centre of Belfast at the top of Donegall Place, which is the main shopping street. The City Hall is flanked by Donegall Square East and West. Belfast City Hall is currently closed for refurbishment, but I am really looking forward ...  Read the complete review

The Belfast City Hall is located in Belfast city centre.It is a listed building.The building itself has a copper dome as its roof.The front of the building is standing by the amzaing cocnrete pillars.The city hall is know being refurbished.It will open again in 2010. The city Halls main reason for its use is the Lord Major of Belfast use it and his office is in the hall itself.So it has a main use for all the Councillors to get togther and work from the main building in Belfast.You can if you are a tourist go and get a tour of the City Hall The City hall also is liceneced for carrying out marriages.The hall has a lot of history as does the city ...  Read the complete review

Sitting pretty like a big wedding cake right in the centre of Belfast, this building has an interesting history and has literally sat in the centre of Belfast's history. While always a rather frothy looking Victorian edifice, one of the nocer l;ooking city halls I've seen, perhaps bacause iof the bloody history of politics here I always found the place rather intimidating. It was a bit of a no go area, all security and very un people friendly when I was a student. The grounds were always a people magnet and happily still are. Now a cahnge, the city hall is presently closed for refurbishment and is soon to celebrate its centenary. It was and will be ...  Read the complete review