Experience a unique perspective on Belfast, as expert guides reveal the city’s lesser-known treasures and share its rich tapestry of history, culture, and tradition. This immersive journey offers a deeper appreciation of Belfast’s transformation, from a city marked by intercommunal conflict during the Troubles to a vibrant centre of culture and shared heritage

Your guided tour begins at Belfast’s magnificent baroque revival-style City Hall, an iconic landmark at the heart of the city. Here, you will find remarkable sculptures, including tributes to notable figures such as a Queen of England and Viscount Pirrie, the man behind the building of the Titanic. The journey continues to the exceptional memorial garden, dedicated to all 1,512 victims of the Titanic, the only memorial of its kind in the world.

The tour proceeds to Stormont, Belfast’s Parliament building inspired by Greek classical architecture, situated on the ancient lands once owned by the O’Neill family, the founding family of Ireland. Travelling through the Castlereagh area, you will encounter striking political artworks before crossing the River Lagan towards West Belfast.

In West Belfast, once known for the Troubles, you will see the imposing 60-foot-high walls that continue to separate the city’s different communities. As you pass these historic divides, your guide will explain the significance of the haunting murals that line the streets, illuminating the stories of the Troubles and their meaning in today’s Belfast.

Your Belfast adventure concludes with a lively celebration of traditional Irish culture. Enjoy a taste of authentic Irish cuisine and a vibrant dance show that captures the rhythms and tales of Belfast. Experience the joy of traditional singing and take part in a true Irish Ceilidh, bringing the city’s unique spirit to life through music and dance.