Queen’s University of Belfast
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Queen’s University of Belfast

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La Queen's university of Belfast - © Anthony Brown

Queen’s University of Belfast was established in 1845 to counterbalance the influence of Trinity College Dublin. Now recognized as one of Northern Ireland’s leading educational establishments, the university welcomes thousands of students every year to benefit from the knowledge of its professors!

Visit Queen’s University of Belfast

Europe’s top university!

Quenn’s University in Belfast is Ireland’s second oldest university.

In particular, it is famous for having welcomed prestigious students, including writer Seamus Heaney, actor Liam Neeson and former President of the Republic of Ireland Mary McAleese.

The university teaches a wide range of courses, and is a crossroads for local and foreign students. This highly influential university offers top-quality courses that are increasingly recognized by the international community.

The university can be visited by tourists, as long as classes are not disrupted.


Practical Guide

Queen’s University of Belfast

Essential information to help you plan your visit, including key landmarks, access information, and booking options.

Address

University Rd - Belfast, Queen's quarter (County Antrim) - Northern Ireland

GPS coordinates

54.584365, -5.933936

Opening hours

  • daily from 10:00 to 16:30

Check the opening hours and admission requirements before you leave, especially during peak season or on Irish public holidays.
Prices

  • free of charge

Location

Queen’s University of Belfast on the map

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