Top Belfast Walking Tours

Explore Belfast with local guides during this half-day walking tour. Join ex-political prisoners, who served time in jail for standing up for their beliefs, to learn about the political history of Belfast. Hear stories about the two opposing views of The Troubles and visit city landmarks including the Peace Wall and the murals along Shankill Road.

Gain a deeper understanding of Belfast on this engaging group walking tour. Led by a born-and-bred local, it offers more personality than the average tour, with humor, character, and stories that truly shaped the city. Discover landmarks like Belfast City Hall and the Cathedral Quarter, along with hidden corners and overlooked details most people miss. Perfect for first-time visitors eager to explore Belfast's rich history and culture.

There’s a great deal more to Belfast than its historical conflict. Gain a more comprehensive understanding of life in Belfast on this private walking tour that explores the city’s punk rock scene, global links, the context of the Troubles, and more. Benefit from the insider knowledge of your local guide as you stroll by top landmarks and hidden gems, and receive personalized recommendations for the rest of your visit.

Walk through Belfast’s divided neighborhoods and uncover the real stories of The Troubles on this powerful self-guided audio tour. This route features 29 stops over 2-3 hours, taking you through key sites that shaped modern Belfast. Explore peace walls, political murals, memorial gardens, and interface areas while learning how loyalist and nationalist communities experienced conflict and chose peace. Starting in Cathedral Quarter, you’ll visit Falls Road, Shankill Road, Bobby Sands’ mural, and Crumlin Road Gaol. Offline GPS and audio guide you at your own pace, with no data needed after download. Ideal for history lovers and curious travelers.

Get a quick and stress-free introduction to the city of Belfast with this guided walking tour. Follow your licensed tour guide around the city in a small group as they show you many of the city’s most important attractions. Learn the history of the city and get your bearings, so you can return later to visit inside the attractions that most interest you. This small-group activity is limited to 20 people.

Hi I'm Conchúr! I run a social media page on Belfast history called Document Belfast and I'm passionate about our amazing city! Come take in the sights, sounds and hidden history of Belfast with a local guide born and raised in the city. Discover the history of the city from Bronze aged settlements, to conquest and rebellion and the infamous and heart-breaking Troubles. We have something for everyone on this full walking tour of Belfast City Centre filled with the famous Belfast humour, a bit of craic, and of course local knowledge that only a Belfaster can give! Most people leave our tour learning something new and unexpected about our wonderful city! We hope to see you on the trails!

Break up your walking tour through Belfast by stopping off at recommended local pubs to watch live music and soak up the atmosphere. This intimate small-group tour capped at eight travelers also offers a fantastic way to discover street art by local and international artists, including a pass-by at Kelly's Cellars in the Cathedral Quarter area.

Immerse yourself in Belfast's history on this guided walking tour. Get an overview of the city by exploring it on foot whilst learning directly from your guide as you go. Pass by sights including the Titanic Memorial Garden, the Beacon of Hope and Belfast Cathedral. Perfect for first-timers who want to get in as much sightseeing as possible.

This tour gives you more than the standard Causeway itinerary. We’re the only operator that pairs the Giant’s Causeway with a visit to Derry’s Guildhall, Historic Walls and Free Derry Corner. At the Giant’s Causeway, you can explore the famous basalt columns, take in the Atlantic views and hear the local stories that make the site so much more than a photo stop. We highlight the best vantage points, the must‑see features like the Grand Causeway and the Wishing Chair, and the folklore that connects the landscape to Northern Ireland’s heritage. In Derry, you step directly into the city’s history — the Guildhall, the 17th‑century Walls and Free Derry Corner. You travel in comfortable, luxury coaches, with a local team who know the coast, the city and the stories that tie them together. If you want a Northern Ireland day trip that’s unique and memorable, this is the one to book!

Skip the history books and explore the Belfast Troubles on this powerful tour led by two local women—one from a Republican background, the other from a Loyalist community. Walk through the city as they share personal stories of loss, resilience, and life on opposite sides of the conflict. Visit the International Mural Wall on Divis Street, the Garden of Remembrance, the Peace Wall, and more while gaining first-hand insight.

Expand your palate and discover favorite local foodie haunts with this walking tour and tasting adventure. As you stroll between stops, a guide points out street art and shares stories about the city’s history that you’d miss if exploring alone. Sample soda bread, Irish cured meats and cheeses, local oysters, and enjoy included drinks like Guinness and Irish craft beer.

Skip the bus or taxi and walk to Titanic Belfast with a local guide. On this self-guided walking tour along Belfast's historic Maritime Mile, you'll discover how Belfast became one of the world's greatest shipbuilding cities. Starting outside Visit Belfast opposite City Hall, you'll pass through the Cathedral Quarter, cross Queen's Bridge for your first views of the iconic Harland & Wolff cranes, and follow the waterfront into the Titanic Quarter. Along the way, hear the stories of the riveters, engineers, and craftsmen whose skill turned iron and steel into ships that changed history. You will stand on the waterfront where Titanic launched before 100,000 people on 31 May 1911. By the time you arrive, you'll understand not just what happened to the ship — but why she was built here in the first place.

This is the only Gin Tour you can do in Belfast! Over the course of 3.5 hours you will discover the incredible gins that are being distilled in Ireland as well as the brilliant Belfast bars that serve them. Our gin guides make this experience really special as they are "ginthusiasts" and are so passionate about the juniper elixir. You'll try 7 carefully selected gins, from old school to new and you'll find out how diverse a category gin is and how each of the bars showcases this spirit.

Come explore the story of punk music in Belfast, a city where punk meant more! Take this walking tour to explore the story of punk music on Belfast’s streets, with a passionate punk music loving guide, who saw live back in the late 1970s the city’s great bands, including The Outcasts, Rudi, Stiff Little Fingers, Ruefrex, Victim, etc – and who also loves today’s punk bands too. The story of 1970s punk and the Good Vibrations record shop and label run by Terri Hooley, has been dramatised in the ‘Good Vibrations’ film. You’ll see legendary sites in the 1970s punk story, including where the Good Vibrations record shop first opened, and where the Harp Bar and The Pound stood. Visit also the city’s music hub, the Oh Yeah Music Centre, to look at its punk memorabilia in its NI Music exhibition. You’ll hear about punk collectives in Belfast from the 1980s to now, including Warzone and Giro’s. A soundtrack of punk music - past and contemporary - will be played at each stop.

Discover the magic of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Giant’s Causeway on a full-day trip from Belfast. Accompanied by a guide, travel by luxury coach through Northern Ireland’s spectacular countryside. Then arrive at the Giant’s Causeway and discover its natural beauty, as well as the Carrickfergus Castle, the Dark Hedges, and the Caves of Cushendun.

Walk in the footsteps of the men who built the Titanic on this self-guided audio tour of Belfast's Titanic Quarter. Experience this self-guided tour and start at Belfast Marina and follow the slipways and dock where the great ship took shape, hearing stories of the shipyard workers and the city that built her. Step aboard the SS Nomadic, the last surviving White Star Line vessel, and pass Harland & Wolff's headquarters, now the Titanic Hotel. Explore Titanic Belfast, the world's largest Titanic exhibition, and discover how this once-industrial waterfront has been reborn as a hub for film and TV production, alongside the social history behind Titanic's construction and loss. Highlights: - The SS Nomadic, the last surviving White Star Line ship, - the huge, Titanic dry dock. - Titanic Belfast, the world's largest Titanic exhibition, plus the original slipways and dock. - Game of Thrones stained-glass windows and Titanic Studios, where the waterfront now powers Belfast's film industry.

Raise your glass on a one-hour guided tour of Titanic Distillers. Step back into Belfast's maritime past as you walk in the footsteps of shipyard workers and explore the city's rich whiskey heritage. Hear how the distillation process works from your guide, then round off your visit with a tasting of award-winning Irish spirits, bringing history and craftsmanship together in one experience. Visit the famous Titanic Belfast museum afterwards (additional cost).

Delve into the fascinating history of the Titanic at Titanic Belfast, the world’s largest Titanic exhibition, on a self-guided tour. Explore the institution at your own pace to discover insightful exhibits detailing the construction, voyage, and legacy of the infamous ship. Enjoy interactive displays, watch audiovisual presentations, and feel the excitement of an exhilarating Shipyard Ride. Receive complimentary entry to the SS Nomadic, the Titanic’s tender ship.

Step back into 1912 on this guided tour of the famous Titanic Museum and the Titanic Whiskey Distillery in the city where it all began. Skip the long lines with priority entry and join your guide for an immersive group experience. Hear real passenger stories, see recreated cabins up close, and learn about life below the decks. Afterward, visit the distillery at Thomson Dock where you’ll taste hand-crafted spirits and learn about the whiskey-making process.

Raise your glass to an exciting night in Belfast and make new friends during this pub crawl. Join a local guide as you discover traditional Irish pubs, enjoy live music, sample beverages such as whiskey and Irish Cream, and hear stories of the city’s drinking past. Along the way, stroll through hidden alleyways and get inspired by street artwork. Visit local favorites that you won’t find in the guidebooks.

Belfast City Hall was crafted by the same artisans who shaped Titanic’s grand lounges — and inside, a whispering gallery once carried the private words of politicians across its dome. This self-guided tour lets you uncover these connections at your own rhythm, from the cobbled alley where Snow Patrol first performed beneath bright umbrellas to the Big Fish sculpture, its ceramic scales etched with fragments of the city’s story. Follow Belfast’s rise from muddy riverside settlement to “Linenopolis,” hear of Mary Ann McCracken walking her brother to the gallows, and find out why the Albert Clock leans four feet off balance. The walk ends at the Crown Liquor Saloon, where revenge was hidden in plain sight. Start whenever you like, pause for a pint, and continue offline — rain or shine. Over 20,000 travelers have already explored this way, backed by a full refund guarantee.

Make the most of your limited time in Northern Ireland on a full day tour, and explore three of the top attractions. Discover the story of the Titanic with an immersive experience at the Titanic Museum, marvel at the wild and beautiful Giant’s Causeway, and walk through the centuries-old Dark Hedges. Enjoy live commentary from your guide and round-trip transportation from Belfast.

Depart Belfast for a full-day tour of Northern Ireland's spectacular Antrim Coast and the Giant's Causeway. Stop at the cliff-top ruins of Dunluce Castle and learn the history of this former medieval stronghold. Visit the distinct geologic formations that form the Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland's only UNESCO-listed site.