This neo-classical palatial structure built between 1928 and 1932 was designed to house the Parliament for Northern Ireland after the partition of Ireland into North and South in 1922.
Set in its own extensive grounds, the main building stands at the end of a majestic avenue, one mile long. This is a building weighted with the full gravitas of government, and with the heavy history of the region and peoples to whom it is responsible.
Dissolution of Stormont is the seat of Northern Ireland's Parliament. Access to the building is restricted but the grounds are open to visitors daily..