Parliament Buildings, Parliament building in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The Parliament Buildings feature a central dome, grand columns, and neoclassical architecture spanning across the 250-acre Stormont Estate grounds.
The Parliament Buildings opened on November 16, 1932, serving as the seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly following Ireland's partition in 1921.
The building represents the legislative center of Northern Ireland, where representatives from different communities gather to shape regional policies and laws.
Visitors can access guided tours of the Parliament Buildings, exploring the chambers, halls, and learning about Northern Ireland's governmental processes.
The Parliament Buildings incorporate Portland stone throughout its structure, reaching a length of 365 feet to symbolize each day of the year.
Location: Belfast
Location: Ballymiscaw
Inception: 20 century
Official opening: November 16, 1932
Architectural style: neoclassicism
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Operator: Northern Ireland Assembly
Address: Parliament Buildings, Stormont Estate, Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast
Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 09:00-16:00
Phone: +442890521137
Website: http://niassembly.gov.uk
GPS coordinates: 54.60500,-5.83200
Latest update: October 2, 2025 11:49
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