Experts' Choice Award Belfast Cathedral - The Cathedral Church of St. Anne
What the experts agree on
This striking Hiberno-Romanesque cathedral blends spiritual symbolism with Belfast's modern identity—the 175-foot Spire of Hope crowns its solemn interior, which honors Irish soldiers and champions Christian reconciliation.
Fodor's "The 175-foot stainless-steel Spire of Hope atop the cathedral's roof adds to the city's skyline and shines brightly as a beacon of newfound optimism for the future. " Full review
Lonely Planet "Built in imposing Hiberno-Romanesque style, St Anne's Cathedral was started in 1899 but did not reach its final form until 1981." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
" The sober interior has amilitary chapel devoted to the memory of Irish soldiers killed in combat and anecumenical chapel devoted to Christian reconciliation." Full review
