The white cast-iron Palm House in Belfast's Botanic Gardens with its central dome, flower beds and benches.

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Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens is a 28-acre public park in south Belfast, laid out in 1828 as a private botanic garden and run as a public park since 1895. Its Palm House, built from 1839 to designs by Charles Lanyon with ironwork by Richard Turner, is an early curvilinear cast-iron glasshouse; the Tropical Ravine of 1889 stands nearby.

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Ulster Museum

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