Lanyon Place Station, United Kingdom

It is a tribute to Victorian architect Sir Charles Lanyon. He designed numerous major buildings in Belfast. His works include Queen’s University and Linenhall Library. Besides, Belfast Lanyon Place is located further from the city center than Great Victoria Street station, so the new name may seem more appropriate.

The Belfast - Dublin Line connects Dublin Connolly station in the Republic of Ireland and Lanyon Place station in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It is the main and the busiest railway route in Ireland.

There are 4 train stations in Belfast: City Hospital, Botanic, and the major stations: Great Victoria Street and Lanyon Place train station. Great Victoria Street opened in 1839 and bears the title of the oldest station in Belfast.

You can take a Bangor train at Lanyon Place Station and get off at the Titanic Quarter station. From there, it’s about a 15-minute walk to the Titanic Museum.