CS Lewis Square is a magical public space that brings to life the beloved stories of C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia series. Located in Belfast, Northern Ireland, this square features over 300 native trees and sculptural figures designed by artist Maurice Harron.

Located next to the EastSide Visitor Centre, at the intersection of Connswater and Comber , the site is a cultural and artistic meeting place, with many references to the work of C.S. Lewis.

The figures here depict characters from the classic novel, such as Aslan the Lion, The White Witch, Mr. Tumnus, and Maugrim. I hope you enjoy exploring the park and immerse in the realm of Narnia, as you enjoy the lush gardens and marvel at the magical sculptures.

Pop into the EastSide Visitor Centre and pick up a route map. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover the walking trails here. The Square is open 24 hours a day, and is lit up all night long.

☕️The centre also features a café-bar, named after CS Lewis. JACK Coffee Bar or The Lamppost Café, which is inspired by Narnia. They offer a warm welcome and drinks, snacks , as well as art exhibitions and the sale of local food products.

Whether a fan of the series or not, CS Lewis Square provides an enchanting escape for all who visit.