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Our walking history tours look at the lasting political and social implications of Bloody Sunday and other local incidents of the Troubles. It begins at the Guildhall in city center and drops into the Bogside area from Derry’s intact city walls. Learn from survivors and family members as you trace the footsteps of the Bloody Sunday march. Our tours also pass the world-famous Bogside Murals, offering in-depth histories of each. We stop by the iconic Free Derry Corner and our tour ends at the Bloody Sunday monument on Rossville Street just across the way from the Museum of Free Derry.

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This day trip to Derry—also known as Londonderry—is the ideal way to learn about Northern Ireland’s history and periods of conflict, while benefiting from having the undivided attention of a private guide. Notable locations include a visit to murals in Bogside to learn about the Battle of Bogside, a walk along Derry’s Ancient City Walls, the Peace Bridge, and a look around the Museum of Free Derry.

As we explore the vibrant city of Belfast, you’ll have the chance to experience its rich street art scene, including a mural of myself along the Falls Road. West Belfast is home to one of the world’s most significant open-air galleries, where powerful murals reflect the city’s diverse cultures and identities. This journey will take you beyond the sights—you’ll feel the heartbeat of Belfast, see how we live day to day, and truly immerse yourself in local life. Offering an intimate and authentic glimpse into the soul of the city, this tour is an experience like no other. So, come along and let me show you why Belfast is the greatest city in the world!

Visit Northern Ireland's premier attraction, the Giant's Causeway, on this efficient express tour from Belfast. Departing daily at 10 am, enjoy a scenic drive inland and then through Ballycastle along part of the Causeway Coastal Route and spend 2½ hours exploring the iconic hexagonal stones of the Causeway. Capture stunning views at the nearby Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge before returning to Belfast by approximately 4 pm. This tour is perfect for those on a tight schedule or who prefer not to rush through multiple sites. Upgrade options for premium seating are available for added comfort. - Daily departures at 10 am, returning around 4 pm - 2½ hours of exploration time at Giant's Causeway - Scenic drive along part of the Causeway Coastal Route - Upgrade available to Premium Seats in the first 4 rows of the coach

Discover the recent history of Belfast with a private black taxi tour. Meet your guide at a departure point and set out on a sightseeing tour to learn about local culture and history in Northern Ireland. See landmarks including Shankill Road and the Peace Walls during this private tour that includes information from both sides of the conflict.

This private taxi tour helps expand your understanding of Belfast’s turbulent history and the period known as “The Troubles”. Save time doing your own research and let a private taxi driver tell you stories about their personal experiences. Along the way, the tour helps you tick off important sites—such as the Falls Road, Shankill Road, and the Peace Wall. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

I am born and bred here in Belfast and have so many connections through my experience and my family. I have an extensive knowledge of the city's history and what makes Belfast people so welcoming...myself included! I love learning from people and considering it a true honour if you experience my tours.

The Belfast Murals include hundreds of murals dotted throughout Belfast’s inner city neighborhoods and chronicle key moments in Northern Ireland’s social, cultural, and political history. On this tour, visit some of the most memorable murals and learn about the long and often-violent conflicts between Republicans and Loyalists during the 20th century. Traveling in a classic black taxi, hear first-hand accounts of ‘The Troubles’ from taxi drivers who lived and worked in the city at the time.

A black taxi tour is a comfortable and atmospheric way to learn about Belfast’s history. Enjoy the personalized service of traveling with a private local driver, and hear commentary about the city’s past from a local perspective—something you wouldn’t experience if exploring alone. Along the way, learn about “The Troubles'' as you make stops at the murals at the Falls Road, the Shankill Road, and the Peace Wall.

An ideal pick for travelers with limited time to discover Northern Ireland, this comprehensive private tour showcases the Giant’s Causeway, the North Antrim Coast, and Belfast on the same trip. During the tour, benefit from the perk of having private transport included, with pickup from your preferred location in the city.

Enrich your knowledge of Belfast’s turbulent history with this guided tour around the city. To help you save time and cover more sites, you’ll travel around in a black taxi. Along the way, learn about “The Troubles” and stop off at important murals at the Falls Road, Shankill Road, and the Peace Wall.

Discover the complex history and remarkable transformation of West Belfast on a guided tour of the Falls Road and Shankill Road—neighbourhoods once synonymous with The Troubles. Today, these vibrant communities offer a safe and welcoming environment for visitors. Pass through some of the 500 remaining security gates and gain insight into their ongoing significance. View iconic political murals that powerfully illustrate the story of conflict and identity, now embraced as part of Belfast’s shared cultural heritage. Hear first-hand accounts of life during the Troubles, visit poignant memorial gardens, and reflect on the city’s journey toward peace. The tour captures both the pain of the past and the optimism of the present, showcasing how Belfast has evolved into one of Europe’s most open and friendly capital cities. With thoughtful narration and compelling visuals, this is a moving exploration of history, resilience, and hope.

Go beyond the hotspots and discover the highlights as well as the hidden gems of Belfast by exploring the city with a born-and-raised local. The tour delivers captivating tales about Belfast’s progression, from ancient times to the modern day. Along the way, pass notable architecture, such as the Grand Opera House and the famous Crown Bar, and enjoy a mix of amusing anecdotes and historical facts—from conflict to peace.

Experience Belfast’s top sights in comfort on this guided driving tour. Visit Queen’s University, the political murals, Parliament Buildings, and the Titanic Quarter. Includes short, guided walks at key stops, blending history, architecture, and culture for a perfect introduction to this amazing city’s past, present and future.

Experience one of Belfast’s most unique comedy nights at Craic The Gong, hosted at The Spaniard in the Cathedral Quarter. This interactive show runs every Wednesday and Sunday, plus the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. This is not a typical stand-up show. Comedians take to the stage, but if they don’t win over the crowd, they risk being “gonged” off early. The power is in your hands, making every show fast-paced, unpredictable, and completely different every time. Enjoy a lively atmosphere in an intimate venue, with a mix of rising talent, seasoned performers, and unexpected moments throughout the night. Whether you’re visiting Belfast or looking for something different, this experience guarantees big laughs and a night you won’t forget.

Discover the history of Belfast on a walking tour from the city centre to the Queen’s Quarter. See the grand Edwardian architecture of Belfast City Hall and the Crown Bar. Iconic buildings from the Grand Opera House, the Ulster Hall and travel into Queens Quarter home of the historic and renowned Queens University. Finishing at the idyllic Botanic Gardens. Feel free to go into the Ulster Museum within the grounds. There are no additional fees incurred during the tour. Unless you purchase a drink in the Crown Bar! As a local brought up within a mile of the area I bring the famous Belfast humour warmth and local knowledge! You won't be disappointed and I look to meeting you .

Make the most of your time in Belfast and learn about the city’s Troubles during this mural tour of Shankill Road and Falls Road, something not all travelers get to experience. Listen as your guide tells you both historical and anecdotal stories that you wouldn’t otherwise hear about life during the Troubles, as you admire the murals painted throughout both communities.

This is a genuine first hand account of the Troubles: the definitive experience delivered by a local guide: born and lived throughout the Troubles in the area. This is not a learned, scripted tour, but an eye witness to key events throughout bloody conflict. Hear the stories behind the headlines; of real events not in the history books. Be preparetd for an emotional and eye opening tour which will remain with you long after you have returned home.

Break up your walking tour through Belfast by stopping off at recommended local pubs to watch live music and soak up the atmosphere. Don’t worry about traveling in a huge crowd, as this is an intimate small-group tour capped at eight travelers. As well as great pubs and live performances, the tour is also a fantastic way to discover street art by both local and international artists, including a pass-by at Kelly's Cellars.

Join a Local Gardener and get a more holistic view of Belfast from its humble beginnings through its troublesome past to its very bright future. Having discovered the history of the Queens University, we'll enter and explore the Ulster Museum to view exhibited artefacts that help explain not only the history of our troubled past but lots more fascinating facts about this wee part of the island, of Ireland, in an eclectic manner. We'll then enter into the Botanic Gardens to discover the unique collection of plants and trees from all over the world, that have been collected over the past 200 years. And after discovering its two impressive glass houses The Palm House and Tropical Ravine. We'll then meander on through the Botanic area passing through the Queens University, Quarter, towards the city centre. Into the Linen Quarter discovering the rich history of the area and visiting a couple of hidden gems. Finishing in the grounds of the iconic city hall.

Are you looking for a way to see Belfast’s Titanic Quarter without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. • Take in the story of the SS Nomadic, the last surviving ship of the White Star line, and its unique link to Titanic • Hear from producer Nicky Jones, a qualified tour guide who’s passionate about Northern Ireland’s history • Do it all in 30 minutes or linger at stops along the way with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under “Before You Go”. Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap start. VoiceMap has automatic GPS playback, with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline.

Travel around Belfast like a local in a traditional black taxi and receive insider tips and advice from your experienced cab driver-guide. Learn all about The Troubles as you visit the city’s famous murals and peace walls, stop at Shankill Road, Falls Road, and Divis Street, and hear first-hand accounts of life in Belfast at the time from your guide.

It's history but not as you know it! This is the story of the women NOT in the other tours - the women of Derry and the famous women who visited here'. The Herstory Derry Tour' is researched and led by award-winning filmmaker and academic Anne Crilly. This unique tour tells the herstory of the women in the city and gives an additional insight into the historic city of Derry.