Explore the Queen’s Quarter on a guided walking tour through one of Belfast’s most distinctive historic areas

Meeting Point: Lanyon Building Queen's University (The gates in front of the Queens War memorial on the opposite side from the Students Union.)

Explore the Queen’s Quarter on a guided walking tour through one of Belfast’s most distinctive historic areas. The tour includes access to the iconic Lanyon Building at Queen’s University and the Old Library, alongside a route taking in a range of remarkable Victorian architecture, including several notable historic churches.

Along the way, visitors will discover the rich history of the area while experiencing examples of heritage-led regeneration that are helping to shape its present and future. The tour also highlights buildings at risk, offering insight into the challenges of preserving historic structures in a changing urban environment.

Reflecting the theme of Heritage at Risk, this engaging tour brings together past and present—showcasing how important buildings are being reused, restored and reimagined, while also raising awareness of those that still need protection. A must for anyone interested in architecture, history and the evolving story of Belfast’s built heritage.

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