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Queen's University Belfast comprises more than 250 buildings, 98 of which are listed. The Lanyon Building, which opened in 1849 and is named after its architect Sir Charles Lanyon, is the centrepiece of the estate.
This spectacular and unique building is the centrepiece of the University. It comprises a number of distinctive rooms and spaces ideal for receptions and ceremonies. The stunning cloisters and quadrangle can also be used for outdoor receptions.
