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A History of Terror Walking Tour
Learn the history of The Troubles and the path to peace with expert guides
The Best of Belfast Walking Tour
Get the perfect intro to Belfast, its history and its people
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Start time: 10:00
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Duration: 2h 30mins
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Live guide: English
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Max group size: 25
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
Donegall Square North, BelfastWe meet at the front gates of Belfast City Hall in Donegall Square North. Our guide will be wearing a black jacket or t-shirt with the DC Tours logo on the left breast. Please arrive 10 minutes before the start of the tour.
Starting at the iconic Belfast City Hall, the Best of Belfast walking tour is the perfect two-hour introduction to Belfast and its past. It's an amazing way to discover fantastic street art, beautiful architecture, curious history and the unique stories of Belfast’s citizens throughout the centuries.
The award-winning guides are local experts, born and raised in Belfast who love to introduce guests to their city and its secrets. Everyone has heard of the Troubles and the Titanic, but there is so much more to Belfast's story. Not only will you learn the story of the city but also discover districts you may not otherwise have found, gain the confidence to explore further and really make the most of your time in Belfast. This is an experience that broadens horizons, opens minds, and, if you take note of the recommended spots to eat and drink, will satisfy your body afterwards too!
Starting and finishing at City Hall, the tour begins at 10.00 am, and lasts 2.5 hours.
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