2 Hour Tour · Shannon
Every city has its modern charm, but Belfast stands apart with a powerful past. Known across the world for its political murals, Belfast is a city where the walls truly talk – telling stories of division, resilience, and a path to peace. Walk the streets that shaped modern history with the original Belfast black taxi guides.
Over 35 years of conflict – known locally as The Troubles – left a deep mark on Belfast. Explore both sides of the conflict with visits to the Republican Falls Road (birthplace of the Provisional IRA) and the Loyalist Shankill Road (stronghold of the UVF and UFF).
View the world-famous Peace Walls – still separating communities today. You will see dozens of political murals, each with a story to tell, alongside the famous International wall.
Observe remnants of the past, including bullet holes, old army barracks, and memorials. We will also visit Clonard Monetary, King Charles Corner, and make photo stops at the Crumlin Road Jail and Belfast Court House.
Take in the Bobby Sands Mural, the Bernardo Bar Remembrance Garden, and the D company republican remembrance garden.
Add an Additional Hour (£150 Per Group) to visit Bobby Sands and IRA volunteers graves at Milltown Cemetery (Available 9am – 3pm).
Your guide is not just a driver – they’re someone who experienced this history first-hand. They’ll explain the four perspectives: the Republican, Loyalist, British, and the community’s own truths, supported by evidence including photos, newspapers, plastic bullets, and videos.
See powerful political murals from both communities, the longest Peace Wall in the world, and sites of historical significance during the conflict.
Our tours go beyond facts – they offer context, emotion, and an honest portrayal of life during and after the Troubles. Real-life local stories that bring the past to life.
