Crumlin Road is a major thoroughfare located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It runs from the city center to the suburb of Crumlin, covering a distance of approximately 5 miles. The road is known for its historical significance and is lined with various shops, residential areas, and landmarks. One notable feature along Crumlin Road is the Crumlin Road Gaol, a former prison that operated from 1846 until 1996. The area is also recognized for its connection to the Belfast community and its role in the city's transport network, making it an important route for both locals and visitors.