St Malachy's Church, Belfast

The church is near the city hall. The church is not big but very delicate. The decoration is mainly white marble. When I went there, there was no one. I sat quietly for a while and felt the unprecedented tranquility.

St. Marachi's Church, a church recently restored to high standards, opened in 1844 until it closed in March 2008. It is said to be one of the best Tudor Renaissance churches in Ireland. This is not a cathedral, there are only ten rows of seats in front of the altar, so it makes believers feel really integrated into the Christ family. The church is in the city center, very close to the city hall. It is worth a visit regardless of your religious beliefs or not.

St. Marachi's Church is a Catholic church in Belfast with a history of more than 160 years and is one of the oldest churches in Belfast. The biggest feature of the church is Belfast, the largest bell, every day. In the morning, three bells will be struck at noon and evening, and the bells are melodiously Belfast landmarks.

The exterior is magnificent, the atmosphere is special and the spectacular. A Catholic church can be this size. It is really great. It is nearby Belfort City Hall. The marble floors. The gorgeous ceilings.

The exterior is magnificent, with the marble floors and gorgeous ceilings inside stunning.