Belfast City Hall

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

This is a wonderful place in downtown Belfast, allowing a person to take a rest from the hustle and bustle of city life around them. The building itself is very wheelchair accessible, with ramps to the entrance, and elevators inside. The big and spacious interior is quite welcoming, and the museum is interesting and extensive. If you’re driving, you’ll most likely need to park in a public parking structure, since most of the street parking is already taken during the day.

This place is class as historical part. Staff is very nice and cooperative. This Christmas its quite good a lot small shops to entertain your self with food

I arrived at the bus station in the city centre and made a bee line for the city hall which I thought would be a good start to my visit of the capital of Northern Ireland . My influences are swayed more to the architecture than the history of this building given the troubles that this part of the world has gone through. As you enter into the reception entrance hall , the grandness and opulence is overwhelming with gold leaf in abundance and craft in evidence on a no holds barred , money no object scale that was afforded in the time this hall was built . Even the toilets are not toilets because they are beautifully decorated, so deserve to be called rest rooms at least . The whole interior of the building certainly was an eye opener for me and a sight I will always remember

Lovely monumental building in the heart of Belfast. I believe it's modelled on St. Paul's cathedral in London. I'd definitely recommend it around the time of the Christmas market. Also go inside and do a free tour (they take you into the Council Chambers).

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.

Victorian Building which must be visited in Belfast and take the tour to the first floor to enjoy it much better. Nice and helpful staff who will always help you. Fantastic.One of the details of City Hall I really appreciate is the collection of the stain glass windows that visitors can see throughout the building. Let' view some of the most recently unveiled stained windows along the corridor from the main reception.

Experienced a very informative and interesting tour by Rodney on Tuesday.Tour lasts 45 minutes and is free, though donations welcome.He walked us through the city hall explaining its whole history which is fascinating a must if visiting Belfast.The building is truly stunning and it's Marple interior is beautiful.The Christmas tree is up and and the Christmas decorations throughout are lovely.

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.