Belfast Cathedral Self-Guided Tour

at Belfast Cathedral

Belfast Available until Thu 31 Dec

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Explore St Anne's Cathedral at your own pace

Known officially as St Anne's Cathedral, this stunning building sits at the heart of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter and offers visitors the chance to explore centuries of history, craftsmanship and culture at their own pace.

  • Explore Belfast Cathedral independently with no rushing and no set timetable
  • Receive a complimentary colour guide to help uncover the Cathedral's history
  • See the iconic Spire of Hope rising above Belfast's skyline
  • Discover the Titanic Pall, commemorating the lives lost aboard RMS Titanic
  • Admire stunning mosaics, stained glass windows and intricate stone carvings
  • Visit the peaceful Chapel of the Holy Spirit for quiet reflection and prayer

Whether you're interested in architecture, heritage, faith, art or local history, Belfast Cathedral is packed with fascinating stories and beautiful details waiting to be discovered.

Discover one of Belfast's most fascinating historic landmarks

Belfast Cathedral has stood at the heart of the city for more than a century and continues to play an important role in Belfast's cultural and spiritual life. During your self-guided visit you'll uncover stories connected to the city's growth, maritime heritage and community history.

As you explore, you'll encounter some of the Cathedral's most celebrated features including the Tomb of Lord Carson, the Regimental Chapel, the Baptistry and the internationally admired mosaic collection.

Every corner reveals something different, from remarkable artwork and memorials to architectural details that are often missed when simply passing by outside.

Book your self-guided tour today and discover Belfast's cathedral for yourself.

Location

St Anne's Cathedral

Donegall Street,
Belfast,
County Antrim,
BT1 2HB
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How to find us

Belfast Cathedral is located on Donegall Street in the heart of Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, just off the main city centre. Coach drop-off is available at the main entrance, with coach parking around 0.5 miles from the Cathedral. Smaller buses may be able to use on-site parking.

The Cathedral is around a 15-minute walk from three main train stations in Belfast and is around a 2-minute drive from both the M1 and M2. Secure private parking is available on-site and can be paid for by credit or debit card.

Facilities
  • Audio guides available
  • Gift shop
  • Private prayer chapel
  • Car park
  • Coach drop-off point
  • Wheelchair access
  • Visitor toilets
More Info
Is Belfast Cathedral wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Belfast Cathedral has ramps set up around the Cathedral Church. Visitors who need help or directions can ask one of the stewards or staff during their visit.

Where is Belfast Cathedral located?

Belfast Cathedral is located on Donegall Street in Belfast city centre, in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter.

What can visitors see at Belfast Cathedral?

Visitors to Belfast Cathedral can see the Spire of Hope, Titanic Pall, Tomb of Lord Carson, Regimental Chapel, Baptistry, Coventry Cross of Nails, stained glass, mosaics and carved stonework.

Can visitors attend services at Belfast Cathedral?

Yes, visitors are welcome to attend services at Belfast Cathedral. The Cathedral is an active place of worship, so visitor access may vary around service times.

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