St Peter's Cathedral in Belfast: photos, reviews

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St Peter's Cathedral in Belfast is a stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, having opened its doors in 1860. Positioned on the vibrant Falls Road, this cathedral stands as a major Roman Catholic landmark both spiritually and historically, playing a pivotal role during The Troubles. Its expansive interior is adorned with Pugin-esque touches, including dual spires and colorful decorations, offering a peaceful haven to visitors. The cathedral also hosts a beautiful Blessed Sacrament chapel and features numerous statues and shrines. With a high average rating of 4.7 on Google, it's evident this site holds a special place in the hearts of many. As a working church and community center, St Peter's allows for free entrance, inviting all to explore its serene and sacred space, just a stone's throw from the nearby Peace Wall.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Millfield

Bus stop 409 m walk

Twin Spires

Bus stop 176 m walk

Durham Street

Bus stop 476 m walk

Clonard

Bus stop 498 m walk

Divis Tower

Bus stop 211 m walk

Recreation Centre

Bus stop 399 m walk

4.7

based on 335 reviews

Google

4.7/5 323 reviews

Facebook

5/5 12 reviews

Jes Salmons

Absolutely beautiful!!

Michael McMahon

A unusual and newly ordained Cathedral

Una McCaughan

Beautiful Cathedral...very welcoming.

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St Peter's Cathedral in Belfast

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