Funky Monkeys

Explorer Tom McGurk's Bar bombing is a bomb attack in County Antrim, near Great George's Street and North Queen Street where a mock-up bar now stands.

Explorer Tom The Friends Institute in Town Parks is a Grade B2 listed office, built between 1860 and 1879 for you to appreciate from afar.

Explorer Tom Sinclair Seamen's Presbyterian Church, with its intricate mosaic, looks like it's still waiting for a crew to dock.

Explorer Tom Clifton House has been a Grade A residential home since the 1760s, likely full of quiet family history.

Explorer Tom Another Graving Dock in Town Parks, dated to the 18th or 19th century, stands as a scheduled testament to shipbuilding prowess.

Explorer Tom Formerly a school, this building now operates as a shop in Town Parks, blending history with modern commerce.

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

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

Explorer Tom Francis Calder Commemorative Fountain stands tall, a tribute to Commander Calder's 1850 efforts to improve cattle market conditions locally.

Explorer Tom High Street features a cheeky mural of a chef with a lobster, which is a very delicious start to any stroll.

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.