Belfast Cathedral, the Cathedral Church of St Anne

St Anne's Cathedral, also known as Belfast Cathedral, is a Church of Ireland cathedral on Donegall Street, Belfast. It is unusual in the fact that it serves two separate dioceses and is the focal point of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter.

Getting there

Belfast Cathedral, the Cathedral Church of St Anne

Donegall St, Belfast, Belfast, BT1 2HB

About Belfast Cathedral, the Cathedral Church of St Anne

Belfast Cathedral, or St Anne's, is a majestic Romanesque church in the city's Cathedral Quarter.

  • When was the cathedral built?
    The foundation stone was laid in 1899, with construction continuing over many decades.
  • Which architectural style does it exemplify?
    It's a Romanesque church with semi-circular arches and massive pillars.
  • Does Belfast Cathedral include any modern aspects?
    A 40-meter stainless steel "Spire of Hope" was extended up through the roof in 2007.
  • How many dioceses does Belfast Cathedral serve?
    It is unusual in that it serves two separate dioceses.
  • Where is it located in Belfast?
    It's on Donegall Street, and serves as the focal point of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter.