• International Mural Wall Divis Street - The Belfast International Mural Wall showcases a remarkable array of murals that illustrate the turbulent history, political ambitions, and cultural heritage of Northern Ireland. You’ll encounter global murals such as those of Palestine, ANC, Cuba, and Republican themes, all hand-painted by local artists. The wall features around 40 different murals that change in response to world events.
• Falls Road - The Bobby Sands Mural in Belfast stands as a powerful and iconic tribute to Bobby Sands, an IRA volunteer, hunger striker, and MP, who was a significant figure in the history of Irish Republicanism. This mural serves as a poignant symbol of the fight for rights and freedom.
• Falls Road Library - Stop for a photo outside the Republican remembrance garden and the large H block hunger strike statue.
• Clonard Monastery - Clonard Monastery played a crucial role in the peace process, serving as a secret meeting place for political leaders before a public framework was established.
• Shankill Road - On Shankill Road, you’ll learn about 900 years of British rule in Ireland and how the Shankill community fought to remain British. Walk around Shankill to see loyalist murals painted on the walls of houses, and your guide will discuss peace and the future for all our children.
• Peacewall Taxi Tours - The Belfast Peacewalls stretch over 25 km throughout the city, acting as imposing structures that physically separate communities. They are a powerful reminder of the city’s troubled past and the ongoing efforts towards reconciliation and peace-building. You will have the chance to sign your name or write a quote on these walls, akin to the Berlin Wall.
• Crumlin Road Gaol - As you walk through Shankill, you’ll see the old Victorian jail that housed both Loyalist and Republican prisoners together for over 30 years during The Troubles. Your guide will provide detailed insights.

• Pickup from Belfast city center (1 km radius from Belfast city hall)

• Pickup from airports, train stations and cruise ship ports (40 GBP per group)

Every city has its own shopping and coffee culture, but Belfast stands out with its unique history, having emerged from 30 years of conflict. Your guides are the original drivers who navigated their communities through the bullets and bombs of THE TROUBLES, risking their lives every time they sat in their black cabs.

The North of Ireland is renowned for its murals, which are painted in nearly every area of the country. These images of IRA and UVF murals are often seen on news bulletins or used as backdrops during interviews. They frequently depict the history and political views of both traditions and serve as a way of marking territory. While these wall paintings can appear intimidating, they have become as much of a tourist attraction as many of the regular sights in Belfast and beyond.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.