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Explorer Tom Central Hall has hosted events since the 1940s, likely still echoing with laughter and lively community chats.

Explorer Tom Gordon House in Belfast is a Grade B1 listed office; just imagine the busy, historical characters who might have worked inside its walls.

Explorer Tom The Ulster Reform Club’s turret and cupola suggest a private, elegant space for Belfast’s social elite.

Explorer Tom Bank Buildings are a local landmark. Built in the late 1800s, this Grade B1 listed shop is a real character piece in the heart of town.

Explorer Tom Belfast Castle in Town Parks is a seventeenth-century post-medieval site, hinting at grandeur hidden just around the corner on Castle Lane.

Explorer Tom Royal Avenue features a historic building that was once the Grand Central Hotel, now serving as a visitor information point.

Explorer Tom Donegall Place has a guy who stands still on a milking stool all day, so let's go see if his cloak matches Tesco tomatoes.

Explorer Tom The 1972 Donegall Street bombing is a bomb attack in County Antrim, on a street running from Royal Avenue to Waring Street.

Explorer Tom The Abercorn Restaurant bombing is a bomb attack in County Antrim, near Castle Lane which runs from Arthur Square to Donegall Place.

Explorer Tom The Northern Ireland War Memorial is on Talbot Street, Belfast, and it stands as a quiet tribute to history.

Explorer Tom The Linen Hall Library, built in the 1860s, is a Grade B+ treasure in Malone Lower.

Explorer Tom The Queen Victoria Monument stands in County Antrim, a stone figure honoring the long-reigning monarch who shaped much of the modern era.