Belfast Castle, perched on the slopes of Cave Hill, overlooks the city with sweeping views all the way to Belfast Lough. Built in the 19th century by the 3rd Marquess of Donegall, it replaced an earlier 12th-century Norman fortress that once stood nearby. Beautiful gardens surround the castle, famous for their “cat garden,” where nine cat statues are hidden—a local legend says good fortune will come to visitors who spot them all. Adding a playful twist to its long tuskesszino left behind a penguin stone here, quietly joining the feline guardians as a little surprise for future treasure hunters.

Last known location – 54.642417, -5.942778 

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