Beacon Of Hope in Belfast: photos, reviews

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Rising above the cityscape of Belfast, the Beacon of Hope stands as a shimmering testament to peace, gratitude, and optimism. Crafted by artist Andy Scott, this stunning 19.5-meter sculpture was completed in 2007. Made from stainless steel and bronze, it elegantly portrays a towering female figure with an outstretched arm holding a ring, symbolizing a future filled with hope. Since its opening in 2006, this popular monument has earned a notable 4.5 rating on Google and has become an iconic sight for both locals and visitors. With accessibility in mind, the landmark is thoughtfully positioned, ensuring that everyone, including those who use wheelchairs, can experience its inspiring presence.

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

4.5

based on 141 review

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4.5/5 141 review

What is the address of Beacon Of Hope?
Beacon Of Hope is located at Beacon Of Hope, Belfast, United Kingdom.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Queens Square (219 m walk)
- Bus stop Victoria Square Victoria Street (210 m walk)
- Bus stop Laganside Buscentre (131 m walk)
- Bus stop Custom House Square (203 m walk)
How is Beacon Of Hope rated by visitors?
Beacon Of Hope has an average rating of 4.5 based on 141 review across platforms such as Google, Facebook.

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