- Parks
- Alexandra Park
- Anderson Park
- Ardress Park
- Ashbrook Park
- Ballydrain Park
- Ballymenoch House Park
- Ballypatrick Forest
- Ballywalter Park
- Belvoir Park
- Brook Hall Park
- Brooke Park
- Brownlow House Park
- Carnfunnock House Park
- Castle Archdale Park
- Castle Caldwell Forest
- Castle Coole Park
- Castletown Manor Park
- Castleward Strangford Park
- Castlewellan Forest Park
- Cave Hill Country Park
- Cecil Manor Park
- Chaine Park
- Church Hill Park
- Clonelly Park
- Coney Island Park
- Crawfordsburn Country Park
- Crom Castle Park
- Cultra Manor Park
- Delamont Park
- Derrymore House Park
- Derrynoyd Lodge Park
- Donard Lodge Park
- Downhill Park
- Drum Manor Forest Park
- Drumcairne House Park
- Drummond House Park
- Dungannon Park
- Dunville Park
- Edenvilla Park
- Fairview House Park
- Falls Park
- Fardross Park
- Favour Royal Park
- Fenaghy House Park
- Fernhill Park
- Glenbank Park
- Glencairn Park
- Gortin Glen Forest Park
- Gosford Forest Park
- Greyabbey House Park
- Hawthorne Hill Park
- Hazelbank Park
- Hillsborough Castle Park
- Hillsborough Forest
- Killadeas Manor House Park
- Killynether Castle Park
- Learmount Park
- Lissan Park
- Lodge Park
- Macedon Park
- Maghery Country Park
- Malone House Park
- New Forge Park
- Ormeau Park
- Palace Park
- Peoples Park
- Rathlin Manor House Park
- Roe Park
- Roe Valley Country Park
- Shaftesbury Park
- Shanes Castle Park
- Slieve Gullion Forest Park
- Spring Grove Park
- St Columbs Park
- Steeple Park
- Stormont Castle Park
- Tollymore Forest Park
- Wallace Park
- Warrenpoint Park
- Wilmont House Park
Alexandra Park
Alexandra Park in north Belfast opened in 1888 and was named after Princess Alexandra.
The park’s formal layout and its avenues of trees, particularly in the upper area of the park, towards Jubilee Avenue, reflect the site’s Victorian character.
The park is particularly popular with wildlife enthusiasts and is home to a variety of water birds and other species.
This includes the dipper, a bird normally found in fast-flowing mountain rivers, and regularly seen alongside the Milewater Stream in the park.
The area’s lower glen, which runs down towards Deacon Street, provides great views across Belfast.
Admission: Free
Opening Hours:
Check opening hours from
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Location: Antrim Road, Belfast
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