evidence: Beyond the Queen's University area the area's principal landmarks are the 15-storey tower block of Belfast City Hospital (1986) on the Lisburn Road, and the Lagan Valley Regional Park through which a towpath extends from the City-centre quayside to Lisburn.[117] [...] The largest green conservation area within the city's boundaries is a 2,116 hectares patchwork of "parks, demesnes, woodland and meadows" stretching upriver along the banks of the Lagan river and canal;[117] Established in 1967, the Lagan Valley Regional Park envelopes in its course, Belvoir Park Forest, which contains ancient oaks and a 12th-century Norman Motte,[343] and Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park, whose International Rose Garden attracts thousands of visitors each July.[344] [...] - ^ a b "Lagan Valley Regional Park |". laganvalley.co.uk. Retrieved 3 February 2024.