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The Romanesque west front of St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast under a blue sky, with trees on the square in front.
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St Anne's Cathedral

St Anne's Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral on Donegall Street in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, built in Romanesque style from 1899 to designs by Thomas Drew and completed in stages until 1981. It holds the tomb of Edward Carson, mosaics of Saint Patrick, and the 40-metre steel Spire of Hope added in 2007.

When to go

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Mon10:30–16:00
Tue10:30–16:00
Wed10:30–16:00
Thu10:30–16:00
Fri10:30–16:00
Sat10:30–16:00
Sun12:30–15:30

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