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Dome at Victoria Square
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Rising high above the city's skyline, the Dome at Victoria Square boasts 360 degree views across Belfast.
Expert tour guide Gerry is on hand to point out areas of interest whilst sharing his own experiences of Belfast.
The free tours of the dome give you a spectacular view of the Belfast skyline and allow you to take in sights such as Belfast City Hall and the Albert Clock.
Private group tours can also be arranged by contacting customer services.
The free tours of the dome give you a spectacular view of the Belfast skyline and allow you to take in sights such as Belfast City Hall and the Albert Clock.
Private group tours can also be arranged by contacting customer services.
Top Reasons To Visit
- Impressive views
- Free admission
- Local tour guide
- Shopping and dining on site
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