Belfast City 2.5-Hour Eclectic Walking Tour of City Hall, Titanic Quarter & Cathedral Quarter
by Belfastology Walking Tours
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£44Overview
This 2.5-hour eclectic walking tour of Belfast city center begins at Belfast City Hall, where the guide explains the city’s origins and the impact of the Troubles on its development. The tour continues to a nearby place of worship featuring a grotto and street art, with lesser-known facts shared about the site. Next, the group walks through the narrow streets where Belfast was founded, learning about the city’s connections to the slave trade and rebellious residents. The route then moves to the area granted city status by Queen Victoria. Following the River Lagan, participants pass the Titanic Quarter, the Waterfront Hall, and the ICC Exhibition Centre. The tour includes a brief stop at the Beacon of Hope monument. In the Cathedral Quarter, the guide points out murals and street art while discussing Belfast’s social progress through free festivals, creative groups, and new industries. The walk ends near a memorial dedicated to Queen Victoria’s husband. An informative and professional guide leads the tour throughout. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Belfast City Hall
The tour starts here with a 20-minute stop to learn about Belfast’s origins and how the Troubles are connected to the city’s birth.
20 min
Place of Worship and Grotto
Spend 15 minutes hearing lesser-known facts about this worship site, viewing the grotto and nearby street art.
15 min
Narrow Streets of Belfast’s Birthplace
Walk for 15 minutes through the narrow streets where Belfast was founded, including stories about the city’s links to the slave trade and rebellious locals.
15 min
City Area Honored by Queen Victoria
Visit the area where Belfast was granted city status by Queen Victoria.
River Lagan, Titanic Quarter, Waterfront Hall, ICC Belfast
Follow the River Lagan, view the Titanic Quarter, Waterfront Hall, and the ICC Exhibition Centre.
Beacon of Hope Belfast
A brief 5-minute stop to see the Beacon of Hope monument.
5 min
Cathedral Quarter Street Art and Murals
Explore murals and street art while learning about Belfast’s ongoing community reconciliation through festivals, creative organizations, and new industries.
Memorial to Queen Victoria’s Husband
End the tour at the memorial dedicated to Queen Victoria’s husband.
Meeting point
Your guide will be outside the grounds by the main gates of City Hall, near the horizontal information board. Wearing a blue checked backpack.
End point
Our Walk will end at the Titanic Memorial Garden.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Belfast City 2.5-Hour Eclectic Walking Tour of City Hall, Titanic Quarter & Cathedral Quarter
by Belfastology Walking Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.£44Overview
This 2.5-hour eclectic walking tour of Belfast city center begins at Belfast City Hall, where the guide explains the city’s origins and the impact of the Troubles on its development. The tour continues to a nearby place of worship featuring a grotto and street art, with lesser-known facts shared about the site. Next, the group walks through the narrow streets where Belfast was founded, learning about the city’s connections to the slave trade and rebellious residents. The route then moves to the area granted city status by Queen Victoria. Following the River Lagan, participants pass the Titanic Quarter, the Waterfront Hall, and the ICC Exhibition Centre. The tour includes a brief stop at the Beacon of Hope monument. In the Cathedral Quarter, the guide points out murals and street art while discussing Belfast’s social progress through free festivals, creative groups, and new industries. The walk ends near a memorial dedicated to Queen Victoria’s husband. An informative and professional guide leads the tour throughout. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Belfast City Hall
The tour starts here with a 20-minute stop to learn about Belfast’s origins and how the Troubles are connected to the city’s birth.
20 min
Place of Worship and Grotto
Spend 15 minutes hearing lesser-known facts about this worship site, viewing the grotto and nearby street art.
15 min
Narrow Streets of Belfast’s Birthplace
Walk for 15 minutes through the narrow streets where Belfast was founded, including stories about the city’s links to the slave trade and rebellious locals.
15 min
City Area Honored by Queen Victoria
Visit the area where Belfast was granted city status by Queen Victoria.
River Lagan, Titanic Quarter, Waterfront Hall, ICC Belfast
Follow the River Lagan, view the Titanic Quarter, Waterfront Hall, and the ICC Exhibition Centre.
Beacon of Hope Belfast
A brief 5-minute stop to see the Beacon of Hope monument.
5 min
Cathedral Quarter Street Art and Murals
Explore murals and street art while learning about Belfast’s ongoing community reconciliation through festivals, creative organizations, and new industries.
Memorial to Queen Victoria’s Husband
End the tour at the memorial dedicated to Queen Victoria’s husband.
Meeting point
Your guide will be outside the grounds by the main gates of City Hall, near the horizontal information board. Wearing a blue checked backpack.
End point
Our Walk will end at the Titanic Memorial Garden.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.