Belfast City Hall

Donegall Square N, Belfast BT1 5GS, United Kingdom

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Belfast City Hall is one of Belfast's well-known attractions. It is located in Donegall Square and was built in 1906. The Town Hall building is constructed in a typical Neo-Renaissance style. The City Hall Building uses Portland stone as the stone pillars, surrounded by triangular lintel walls and low walls. The front of the building is very symmetrical, and the interior decoration is inlaid with oak and marble floors. The main staircase designed with three types of Italian marble is gorgeous and elegant. extraordinary. The most prominent sculpture in the City Hall is the statue of Queen Victoria. The elegant and solemn expression makes visitors all awe. There are monuments to the victims of the Titanic and the statue of Edward Harland, the manufacturer of the Titanic.

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