

by Odyssey Walking Tours
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The Belfast Walking Tour: City Hall, Ulster Hall, The Belfast Entries & More begins at 10.30am and lasts about two hours and forty-five minutes to three hours. The tour moves at a gentle pace on mostly flat surfaces, with rest stops available. It starts with a brief introduction and overview of Belfast’s history. The first main stop is Belfast City Hall, where the group spends thirty minutes learning about its history and architecture. Next, the tour visits Ulster Hall for about ten minutes, where the guide explains the building’s significance and the famous performers who have appeared there over more than 160 years. The group then walks through The Belfast Entries, the oldest part of the city, for twenty minutes, following the paths of historical figures. After that, the tour stops for ten minutes at St Mary’s Roman Catholic Church, Belfast’s first Catholic church. A five-minute visit to Kelly’s Cellars follows, Belfast’s oldest family-owned pub, with stories about its links to revolution and dissent. The tour continues with a ten-minute look at the main linen warehouses from the mid-1800s, then a ten-minute stop at Queen’s Arcade, a Victorian shopping arcade. Next is a fifteen-minute visit to Belfast’s oldest public building. The guide also explains the locations where local leaders and revolutionaries met and worshipped. The group then spends ten minutes at the Victorian General Post Office palace, learning about its history and interior. The tour finishes with a fifteen-minute visit to a well-known city centre hotel that housed the world’s press during the Troubles. The guide covers the Troubles as part of Belfast’s history, but the main focus is on the city’s history, culture, architecture, industrial heritage, and politics. All fees and taxes are included. Snacks and gratuities are not included. The tour runs in all weather conditions. Sundays are available for private tours, priced per group. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. This tour is not suitable for travellers with unassisted mobility issues.
Belfast City Hall
Spend about 30 minutes exploring the area around Belfast City Hall, learning about its history and distinctive architecture.
30 min
Ulster Hall
Pause for 10 minutes beside Ulster Hall and hear stories about the many performers and notable acts who have appeared there over more than 160 years.
10 min
The Belfast Entries
Walk for 20 minutes through The Belfast Entries, the oldest part of the city, following the paths of historical Belfast figures.
20 min
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Visit the city's first Catholic church, St Mary's, for about 10 minutes, located at the heart of the area known as 'folktown.'
10 min
Kelly's Cellars
Spend 5 minutes inside Kelly's Cellars, Belfast's oldest family-owned pub, hearing about its links to revolution and dissent.
5 min
Main Linen Warehouses
See the main linen warehouses from the mid-1800s during a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Queen's Arcade, Belfast
Take 10 minutes to visit Queen's Arcade, a Victorian-era shopping arcade.
10 min
Belfast's Oldest Public Building
Stop for 15 minutes at Belfast's oldest public building and learn its history.
15 min
Historic Meeting and Worship Place
Learn about the location where Belfast leaders and revolutionaries gathered and worshipped; duration unspecified.
Victorian GPO Palace
Spend 10 minutes visiting the iconic Victorian General Post Office palace, hearing its story and seeing its detailed interior.
10 min
City Centre Hotel
See the famous city centre hotel where the world's press stayed during the Troubles during a 15-minute stop.
15 min
. Meet at 10.30am on left side of the front gates facing the Belfast City Hall. Guide will be wearing a green Odyssey Tours jacket .
End point
. Meet at 10.30am on left side of the front gates facing the Belfast City Hall. Guide will be wearing a green Odyssey Tours jacket .