Campbell College Belfast EHOD 2026

Join us for a unique opportunity to explore Campbell College, a distinguished institution with a rich heritage dating back to 1894. Founded by linen merchant and philanthropist Henry James Campbell, the College has welcomed students from around the world for over a century. Set within an impressive 100-acre woodland estate on the eastern edge of Belfast, it is renowned for its striking red brick architecture and expansive natural surroundings.

Visitors can discover the story of the College through engaging guided tours led by staff and students, offering access to the listed building and insights into its history and development. A special display from the College Archive and Heritage Collection will further bring the past to life, showcasing fascinating materials and stories connected to the site.

Reflecting the theme of Heritage at Risk, the experience highlights the important work being undertaken to care for both the historic buildings and the surrounding landscape. Learn about the conservation of original architectural features, as well as ongoing efforts to support woodland management and habitat renewal.

Through a combination of guided walks, short talks and interpretive displays, visitors can explore how heritage is actively protected and sustained for future generations. Please note Further details, including finalised timings and booking information for guided tours, walks and talks, will be shared on Campbell College social media nearer the time.