Itinerary
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Stop At: City Hall Donegall Square, Belfast BT1 5GS Northern Ireland
Belfast's most magnificent building designed The dome is 174 feet, inside the building are 3 different types of Italian marble, Cippilino marble from Greece and amazing stained glass windows. The building makes a statement and that statement is, 'Wow!"
Duration: 10 minutes
Stop At: Spirit of Belfast, 1 Arthur Square, Belfast BT1 4FB Northern Ireland
A marvellous modern sculpture by Dan George set in the heart of the city centre, it comprises a traditional Celtic design and reflects the engineering, industry and communities of Belfast.
Duration: 5 minutes
Pass By: Victoria Square Shopping Centre, 1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QG Northern Ireland
A modern statement of confidence boasting panoramic views of the city.
Stop At: The Belfast Entries, Between High Street and Ann Street, Belfast Northern Ireland
Historic passageways, you wouldn't know where there unless you're shown. We meander through them, past the sights of revolution and intrigue and pubs!
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: Albert Memorial Clock Tower, Queen's Square, Belfast BT1 3FG Northern Ireland
Belfast's own leaning tower sits on the spot around which Belfast was established. It stands 113 feet tall and leans by 4 feet to the perpendicular. It has a statue of Prince Albert and was used in the iconic film noir 'Odd Man Out' starring James Mason.
Duration: 5 minutes
Stop At: Cathedral Quarter, Belfast Northern Ireland
Wander through the new vibrant heart of the city. It boosts colourful murals, entries and numerous pubs and restaurants. Cobbled stones hark back to old Belfast and give it an authentic feel and it also the place where significant rock events took place.
Duration: 15 minutes
Stop At: First Presbyterian Church, 41 Rosemary St, Belfast BT1 1QB, UK
A hidden gem of a building that sits at the centre of Irish history and tells more than a few tales that contradict the standard narrative of religious division that has blighted Belfast's history. Dating from 1783, iJohn Wesley preached from the pulpit and marvelled at it's wonderful elliptical shape. It's members made tremendous stands for civil and religious freedoms. You will have plenty of time to explore and take photographs. A wonderful way to finish your walking tour, 5 minutes from where you started.
Duration: 15 minutes