The Stormont Estate, located on the outskirts of Belfast, is a significant public parkland renowned for its beautiful gardens, extensive walks, and historic features. It serves as the home of the Northern Ireland Government and has consistently received the prestigious Green Flag Award, recognising its high standard of management and public enjoyment.

The Northern Ireland Parliament Building, commonly known as Stormont, is a magnificent and symbolic edifice situated in the Stormont Estate in Belfast. Designed by Sir Arnold Thornely, a Liverpool-based architect, in a Greek Classical tradition, the building was officially opened by the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII) on 16th November 1932.