Albert Memorial Clock in Belfast: photos, reviews

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The Albert Memorial Clock stands proudly in Belfast as a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture, designed by renowned architect W. J. Barre. Completed in 1869, this 43-meter clock tower serves as a memorial to Prince Albert and is one of Belfast's most iconic landmarks. Its distinct, slightly leaning structure adds an intriguing twist to its architectural elegance. Families will find it suitable for children, making it a pleasant stop for every age. From its vantage point, visitors can enjoy remarkable views, while the clock's bell tolls resonate across an impressive eight miles. With an average Google rating of 4.4, it remains a beloved historical attraction for both locals and tourists alike.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Waring Street

Bus stop 118 m walk

Queens Square

Bus stop 38 m walk

High Street

Bus stop 164 m walk

Laganside Buscentre

Bus stop 125 m walk

Transport House

Bus stop 48 m walk

Custom House Square

Bus stop 105 m walk

4.4

based on 777 reviews

Google

4.4/5 777 reviews

Coralie CARALP

Beau monument qui penche selon l angle

Krzysztof Lesniewski

🇬🇧 A very nice clock tower. It's worth coming and seeing. I recommend it. 🇩🇪 Ein sehr schöner Uhrturm. Es lohnt sich, vorbeizukommen und ihn anzuschauen. Ich kann ihn nur empfehlen. 🇵🇱 Bardzo fajna wieża zegarowa Warto przyjść i zobaczyć Polecam

Stanly Wilson

A historical landmark. A clock tower. Unlike other clock tower this has sculptural work and looks good

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Albert Memorial Clock in Belfast

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