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3-Hour Belfast Tour with Titanic Trail and Political Murals

3 Hours Round trip from Titanic Blvd Easy pace

See the famous shipyard where the Titanic was born

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Follow the Titanic Trail from Belfast City Hall to the Titanic Quarter
02 See the iconic shipyard cranes in the birthplace of Titanic
03 Visit Belfast City Hall and the breathtaking Belfast Castle
04 Explore sites of Belfast's recent conflict, including political murals and interface walls

Amble along the historic streets of Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland and the birthplace of Titanic, on this 3-hour private tour. Follow the Titanic Trail from Belfast City Hall to the Titanic Quarter, see the iconic shipyard cranes, and visit landmarks including Belfast Castle, Belfast Cathedral, St. Peter's Cathedral, Queen's University, and the Parliament Buildings. You will also explore sites linked to Belfast's recent conflict, including political murals and interface walls, while discovering the city's remarkable renaissance over 20 years of peace.

You will see its political murals and interface walls, and witness the city's amazing renaissance in 20 years of peace.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Titanic Trail, Belfast Landmarks and Political Murals

Begin your tour by taking the Titanic Trail, journeying from the Titanic Memorial Garden at Belfast City Hall through the city to the Titanic Quarter. You will also get to witness the iconic shipyard cranes.
Visit the iconic City Hall of Belfast and explore the breathtaking Belfast Castle, which recalls bygone times.
Walk around the famous Belfast Cathedral, also known as St. Anne's Cathedral. Also pay a visit to St. Peter's Cathedral.
See the prestigious Queen's University and learn about its history.
See the Parliament Buildings of Belfast, and move on to visit the sites of Belfast's recent conflict. You will see its political murals and interface walls, and witness the city's amazing renaissance in 20 years of peace.