Queen’s University Belfast

54.58440,-5.93420|United Kingdom

👋 Who took her there?::Katie

🗺️ Which part of the UK?::Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland

✈️ How did she get there?::Across the Irish Sea, by plane or by boat!

👀 What did she see?::The grand red-brick Lanyon Building at Queen’s University, with its tall tower, and a statue with wings in front of it.

💬 How do they say hello?::“Céad míle fáilte!” This is Irish for “a hundred thousand welcomes”. In Belfast you might also hear “Bout ye?” which means “How are you?”

💡 Fun fact…::The main building is called the Lanyon Building, named after Charles Lanyon, the architect who designed it.

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