St Anne’s Cathedral is also known as Belfast Cathedral and is identified as the Cathedral Church of St. Anne. Its inclusion gives the map a clearly named Northern Ireland entry and shows why alternative names matter in practical use: visitors may encounter either “St Anne’s Cathedral” or “Belfast Cathedral,” but both refer to this mapped place.

The cathedral’s own description presents it as a place of prayer, history and quiet reflection. That framing distinguishes the entry from profiles whose supplied facts primarily establish current denominational status and coordinates. It also gives visitors a grounded way to understand what to notice: the relationship between the cathedral’s religious purpose, opportunities for quiet reflection and its connection with Belfast’s past.

The supplied review coordinates, 54.602700, -5.928840, locate the cathedral in Belfast. The description places it amid Belfast’s busy streets while emphasising the opportunity to step into a more contemplative environment. Those details explain why this exact place belongs without requiring assumptions about its architecture, schedule or visitor facilities. Check the cathedral’s current website before planning a visit.