Belfast

Discover Belfast: A City of Contrasts and Character with a Local Guide

Welcome to Belfast, a city that uniquely blends history and modernity. In the heart of Northern Ireland, Belfast offers a vibrant blend of culture, creativity, and resilience, combining old-world charm with modern innovation. Explore the city with our Guided Walking Tours and discover the best of Belfast with the help of a passionate local guide.

Start your adventure in the Cathedral Quarter, where narrow cobblestone streets lead you past historic pubs resonating with live music and eclectic galleries showcasing local talent. Admire the impressive street art decorating the walls, with murals that tell the stories of Belfast’s past, present, and future.

Immerse yourself in Belfast’s rich history in the Titanic Quarter, the site where the famous Titanic was built. Visit the Titanic Belfast Museum, where interactive exhibits and immersive experiences bring to life the tragic story of the Titanic and the city’s industrial heritage.

Travel back in time as you explore the charming alleys of the Gaelic Quarter, an area where the Irish language and culture thrive. Enjoy traditional pubs serving Irish dishes and live music, or visit the Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich to learn more about the vibrant Gaelic community.

Join the Free Tour of Belfast and uncover the city’s hidden gems with the help of expert local guides. From historic landmarks to secret corners, a walking tour offers a unique perspective of this dynamic city, ensuring an unforgettable experience for travellers of all ages. Get ready to explore the charm and character of Belfast, where every street tells a story and every corner reveals a new adventure.

For a deeper, more personal insight into the city’s past, the Conflicting Stories of Belfast Walking Tour offers a truly unique and thought-provoking experience. Led by former Republican and Loyalist ex-political prisoners, this Tour takes visitors through the historically divided neighborhoods of West Belfast, including the Falls and Shankill Roads. Along the way, participants will encounter the city’s iconic political murals and walk beside the imposing Peace Walls that still separate communities today. More than just a Walking Tour, this is a powerful human journey into the heart of Belfast’s complex history during “The Troubles.” With firsthand stories shared by those who lived through the conflict, the tour reveals layers of history, emotion, and resilience that you won’t find in any guidebook. A must-do for those seeking to understand Belfast beyond the surface.