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Who built Victoria Square?
The architects were Building Design Partnership and T+T Design, the in house architects of Multi Corporation. At approximately 800,000 square feet (74,000 m2) and costing £400m, it is the biggest and was one of the most expensive property developments ever undertaken in Northern Ireland.
What was there before Victoria Square Belfast?
Churchill House
Before it was Victoria Square, one of the biggest buildings in the city, Churchill House, resided in this spot after being built in 1966.
Why is it called Victoria Square?
The square was first named “Victoria Square” on 23 May 1837 by the Street Naming Committee, in honour of the then Princess Victoria.
How many shops are in Victoria Square Belfast?
Northern Ireland’s premier shopping and leisure destination, with over 70 fabulous stores and restaurants suitable for the whole family. Anchored by the Frasers department store, Victoria Square features four levels of luxury brands, high street stores, restaurants and the Odeon Cinema.
Are there still Catholics in Northern Ireland?
Map showing the proportion of the population in Northern Ireland who stated they had no religion in the 2011 census….Religions broken down by place of birth in the 2011 census.
| Place of birth | Northern Ireland |
|---|---|
| Catholic | 88.7\% |
| Protestant and other Christian | 92.9\% |
| Other religion | 49.7\% |
| None or not stated | 81.1\% |
Why is Victoria Square important?
Victoria Square has great cultural and historical significance to Indigenous people. As part of the Adelaide City Council’s commitment to reconciliation with Aboriginal communities, places within the City have been given Kaurna names. Tarntanyangga is where the Australian Aboriginal flag was first unfurled in 1971.
What is Victoria Square used for?
On 1971, Victoria Square was the very first place that unveiled the Australian Aboriginal Flag, which is a permanent structure of the square. Victoria Square still continues to be used as a gathering place for social, political, and historical matters.
What is Victoria Square Northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland’s premier shopping and leisure destination, with over 70 fabulous stores and restaurants suitable for the whole family. Anchored by the Frasers department store, Victoria Square features four levels of luxury brands, high street stores, restaurants and the Odeon Cinema.
Where can I tour Victoria Square in Belfast?
Victoria Square’s resident tour guide Gerry offers free, hourly tours of the dome, giving you a spectacular view of Belfast and allowing you to take in sights such as Belfast Castle, Harland & Wolff Cranes, Belfast City Hall, Belfast Courts of Justice and the Albert Clock. The tours run each day, hourly from 10am-4pm.
What can you do at Victoria Square?
Call into Victoria Square and enjoy our Dome with 360° views of Belfast. Our in house tour guides are on hand to point out local attractions and points of interest such as the famous Harland & Wolff Cranes, Belfast City Hall, Stormont Buildings and Cave Hill. Loading Did you know you can book the Dome for a private corporate event?
What stores are in Victoria Square Dublin?
Anchored by the House of Fraser department store, Victoria Square features four levels of luxury brands, high street stores, restaurants and the Odeon Cinema. Brands include Urban Outfitters, Mango, Pull & Bear, Hollister, Cruise, Reiss, LK Bennett and Ireland’s only Apple Store.