Belfast City Sightseeing and Cultural Tour

Discover Belfast's iconic landmarks, and rich history on this top-rated city sightseeing tour! See the award winning Titanic Museum and walk in the famous slipway where the legendary ship was built. Visit N. Ireland's last remaining Victorian prison, The Crumlin road Gaol and hear of suffragettes, rebels, prison protest and scoundrels.
Take a walk around the Majestic City Hall, Queen's University and Ulster Museum and not forgetting the infamous Peace wall and the hundreds of political murals painted throughout the city.

You will have an immersive cultural experiences, gain insider knowledge with our local guides, and memorable encounters with local traditions. You can also have lunch in one of the city's oldest pubs.

This tour can be enjoyed by all, from families, friends, adventure seekers, there is something for everyone!

Meeting Point

Belfast City Hall

Donegall Square N, Belfast BT1 5GS, UK

Your driver will pick you up at the front gate

What's included:

• Driver Guide

What to expect:

Duration: 8 hours

Belfast City Hall

Donegall Square, Belfast, BT1 5GS

Your guide will you a detailed commentary on everything you will see, you will then get an opportunity to explore at your leisure

20 minutes

Ulster Museum

Stranmillis Road, Botanic Gardens, Belfast, BT9 5AB

Your guide will give you a detailed commentary on what you will see here, you will then get an opportunity to explore at your leisure

1 hour

Queen's University

University Road, Belfast, BT7 1NN

Your guide will give you a detailed commentary on the history of this building, you will then get an opportunity to explore at your leisure

20 minutes

St. George's Market

12 East Bridge St, , Belfast, BT1 3NQ

Your guide will give you a detailed commentary on this attraction, you will then get an opportunity to explore at your leisure

30 minutes

International Mural Wall Divis Street

A 501 Divis Street, Belfast, BT12 4AL

Your guide will give you a detailed commentary on how Belfast has become an open-air art gallery with hundreds of murals painted throughout the city. some reflecting the city's once turbulent past, others commemorating victims, combatants, rebellions and war. You will have the opportunity to walk around, take photos and learn about protest art.

20 minutes

Belfast Peace Wall Tours

Conway Street, 10, Belfast, BT132DE

You will visit The peace wall, which was built in 1969 to stop the rising sectarian violence between the catholic and protestant neighbourhoods, today they are part of the city's social fabric. You will get a personal insight from your guide and hear their lived experience of this conflict and the significance of the wall to the people living beside them. you will also get the opportunity to write your name or message on the wall

20 minutes