Belfast Cathedral

Belfast Cathedral, officially known as St. Anne's Cathedral, is a prominent Anglican church located in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Completed in the late 20th century, it features stunning mosaics, intricate stained glass, and a distinctive tower with a viewing area. It serves as a center for both religious services and community events. The cathedral is also known for its connection to the Titanic, with a memorial dedicated to those who perished in the 1912 disaster. Its architectural style combines Romanesque and Gothic elements, making it an important symbol of Belfast's heritage and cultural identity.