Belfast, UK

Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Designed by architect Sir Alfred Brumwell Thomas, construction began in 1898 and was completed in 1906. The copper dome in the center is 53 m (173 ft) high.

Statue of Queen Victoria, by Sir Thomas Brock, stands in front of City Hall. Unveiled by King Edward VII, Victoria's son, on 27 July 1903 during his first royal visit to Belfast.

Designed by architects Young and MacKenzie in the 1870s, the Robinson and Cleaver building was originally a linen warehouse. Major renovations in 1963 could not save the store which closed in 1984. Today, among other businesses, it houses a Burger King.

The Larne Mission Hall is a church in Larne, in County Antrim about 38 km (24 miles) north of Belfast in Northern Ireland.

On the A2 Coast Road going past the Carnfunnock Country Park towards Ballygalley.

On the A2 coast road just north of Carnfunnock heading to GallyGally.

From the same spot as the last picture, but looking a little further west at the hills of County Antrim.

Still on the A2 Coast Road just before getting into Glanarm.

The marina in the village of Glenarm. I understand that the village was used for some scenic shots in Game of Thrones, but I only managed the first 5 mnutes of GofT before switching off!

The footbridge over the Grenarin River in Glenarm.

Built in the 1760s, St. Patrick's Church of Ireland in the village og Glenarm sits on the site of an old and abandoned Franciscan friary, possibly, in part, on some old graves.

Some pictures of Carnlough Harbor in the village of Carnlough in county Antrim. The harbor is used for pleasure boats and small fishing boats.

Some pictures of Carnlough Harbor in the village of Carnlough in county Antrim. The harbor is used for pleasure boats and small fishing boats.

Some pictures of Carnlough Harbor in the village of Carnlough in county Antrim. The harbor is used for pleasure boats and small fishing boats.

Some pictures of Carnlough Harbor in the village of Carnlough in county Antrim. The harbor is used for pleasure boats and small fishing boats.

Some pictures of Carnlough Harbor in the village of Carnlough in county Antrim. The harbor is used for pleasure boats and small fishing boats.

Heading inland into Glenariff, the largest of the Glens of Antrim.

A view of Glanariff from the terrace of the Glenariff Tea Rooms.

A small diarama including a fox and an Irish Hare.

Range of blossoms around the Glenariff Tea House grounds.

A small waterfall on the A43 road just outside of the Glenariff Forest Park.

Lovely old house spied from our bus on our way back to Belfast. A little way along the A43 from the waterfall in the previous image.

Designed by architect Sir Alfred Brumwell Thomas, construction began in 1898 and was completed in 1906. The copper dome in the center is 53 m (173 ft) high.

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