The Queen Elizabeth II Bridge is one of eight bridges over the river Lagan.
This footage shows the construction of the bridge and features good aerial shots of the city. From 05'08", interviews with the workmen, who are asked what they think the bridge should be called.
Within Belfast City Council, the naming of the bridge had been the subject of some controversy, with members of the council originally proposing it be called "Carson's Bridge".
It was opened by its eventual namesake, Queen Elizabeth II, and Prince Philip in 1966. During the visit a brick was dropped from a high building onto the bonnet of the Royal car, whilst a bottle was thrown at the car, in Royal Avenue, by a woman onlooker