Established in 1828, the Belfast Botanic Gardens offer a serene 28-acre green space, perfect for a peaceful retreat. The gardens center around the iconic Palm House, a stunning mid-19th-century structure designed by Charles Lanyon. This cast-iron and glass conservatory, with its distinctive birdcage dome, houses a variety of exotic plants. Visitors can stroll through the flower-filled pathways, enjoy the vibrant colors, and explore the historic and architectural significance of the Palm House. The gardens provide a tranquil setting for both locals and tourists to relax and appreciate nature.
Belfast Botanic Gardens & Palm House
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