Alexandra Park, located in north Belfast, opened in 1888 and was named for Princess Alexandra. Its design reflects its Victorian character, featuring a formal layout and avenues of trees, particularly in the upper area towards Jubilee Avenue. Entrances are located on Castleton Gardens, Mountcollyer Street, and Deacon Street. The park is popular with wildlife enthusiasts, being home to various water birds like mallards and tufted ducks, as well as the dipper, which is seen alongside the Milewater Stream. The park's lower glen offers great views across Belfast. Parks are free to visit and open daily at 7.30am, with closing times varying seasonally. Disposable barbecues are not permitted.
Alexandra Park
Alexandra Park is a Victorian park in north Belfast that opened in 1888. Named after Princess Alexandra, it features a formal layout with avenues of trees that reflect its historical character.
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- Websitewww.belfastcity.gov.uk
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- AddressAntrim Rd, Belfast BT15 3BY, United Kingdom
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