Albert Memorial Clock (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Albert Memorial Clock?
What makes it 45% Baby-Friendly: Stroller users can roll on the flat plaza for a quick photo, yet there is no shelter, seating, or baby-changing nearby, so visits must be brief and planned around other stops.
Positives:
- Stroller-Friendly Ground: The paved area around the clock is flat and spacious for easy stroller parking.
- Central City Location: Close to Belfast City Hall and cafés, making additional stops simple.
Challenges:
- No On-Site Baby Facilities: The monument has no changing tables or feeding rooms; you must go offsite.
- Exposed to Weather: The open-air site offers no shelter from wind or rain during visits.
What is Albert Memorial Clock?
- A 19th-century Gothic Revival clock tower commemorating Prince Albert, erected in Belfast’s Queen’s Square between 1865 and 1869
- It rises 113 feet in sandstone, displays intricate carvings, and incorporates a bronze statue of Prince Albert in ceremonial robes at its base
- It leans slightly on marshy foundations, lending a distinctive tilt to its Victorian architectural silhouette
What is so special about Albert Memorial Clock for with baby?
- Flat paved area makes stroller access easy
- Quick outdoor stop perfect for a baby’s attention span
- Nearby toilets and cafés offer changing and feeding options
- Combine with a café visit or City Hall for longer breaks
Note: Albert Memorial Clock is 45% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Belfast for a more suitable experience.
Recommended visit duration: 1 hour
Why 1 hour visit duration is ideal for with baby: Short outdoor visit ideal for a quick family photo stop with a baby.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Albert Memorial Clock
Quick Photo & Stroller Stop:
Pause by the tower on the wide, level plaza for a short rest and photo.
Tip: Visit in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and calmer surroundings.
Plan Baby-Changing Break Nearby:
Use the closest facilities at Custom House Square restrooms (£0.20, RADAR key).
Tip: Carry a RADAR key or coins to avoid delays.
Extend Visit with a Café Stop:
Walk to a nearby café on Royal Avenue for a warm drink and baby break.
Tip: Choose a café with customer toilets to combine feeding and rest.
How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Albert Memorial Clock
- Visit During Off-Peak Hours: Arrive early or late afternoon to avoid school groups and tour crowds.
- Pack Portable Essentials: Bring a compact changing mat and coins or RADAR key for quick toilet access.
Reviews of Albert Memorial Clock
Vincenzonzorro
It looks a bit similar to famous Elizabeth Tower in London. Definitely worth a visit, when staying in Belfast. One of the top sights, if not number one, in the city.
Aneta jakos
I recently visited the Albert Memorial Clock in Belfast and I was really impressed. The tower is a beautiful and historical landmark — its architecture and the Gothic-Victorian style stand out in the middle of the city. The clock is well maintained, and the surrounding area is easily accessible, clean and located centrally — ideal for sightseeing. The moment of seeing the tower in the evening ligh...
Safvana Abdul samad
Nice landmark in the heart of Belfast. Worth a quick stop for photos and to admire the history, though it doesn’t take long to see.
Anıl KARADAVUT
The Albert Memorial Clock is a historic landmark located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Built in 1869, it was erected in memory of Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria. Standing about 113 feet tall, the clock tower is known for its slightly leaning structure due to unstable ground. With its Gothic style and detailed carvings, it remains one of Belfast’s most iconic and photographed monument...
Ricardo Peres
The Albert Memorial Clock is one of Belfast’s most iconic landmarks and a must-see for anyone visiting the city. Standing proudly in Queen’s Square, this striking clock tower is not only an impressive piece of architecture but also a significant part of Belfast’s history. Built in 1869 in memory of Prince Albert, the consort of Queen Victoria, the tower showcases beautiful Gothic and Victorian des...
When is the best time to visit Albert Memorial Clock (Belfast, United Kingdom)?
Bring a stroller rain cover and warm layers. Aim for dry, calm days to keep your baby comfortable outdoors.
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Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Public toilet fee | GBP 0.2 |
| Café coffee & snack | GBP 5 |
| Total Estimated | GBP 5.2 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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Address: 17 Queen's Square, Belfast BT1 3FF, UK
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