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Lanyon Place Station is one of the main railway stations in the city of Belfast, located on East Bridge Street. This historic landmark has been a central transportation hub for over 170 years, serving both local and long-distance trains. Built in the 19th century, the station welcomes thousands of commuters and tourists from all over the world. Belfast Central Railway Station dates back to 1839 when it was originally called Great Victoria Street Station and was the first station to link Northern Ireland to Dublin through the Ulster Railway. Over the years, the station underwent several renovations and name changes until it became Belfast Central Station in the 1970s.

Today, the station is a modern facility with a range of amenities for tourists, including shops, cafes, and information points. Train services are available to numerous destinations across Northern Ireland, including major cities like Derry, Portrush, and Londonderry. Additionally, Lanyon Place Station offers direct services to Dublin and cross-border trains to other cities in the Republic of Ireland.