Eclectic Belfast Evening Walking Tour

Let's go on a 2 hour walking tour of where I grew up. And as we go I'll paint a picture of its past, present and future, on a voyage of how it was and how it will be now the dust has finally settled, on a space full of people just happy to be here. We'll pass Belfast City hall, Discover the Waterfront Hall, and look out to see the birthplace of Titanic, and then continue through the Cathedral Quarter.

Itinerary
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Stop At: City Hall Donegall Square, Belfast BT1 5GS Northern Ireland

After discovering city hall and hearing a description of where Belfast came from and getting a background of how the period known as the troubles are apart of and entwined in the birth of Belfast.

Duration: 20 minutes

Pass By: St. Malachy's Church, 24 Alfred Street, Belfast BT2 8EN Northern Ireland

 We'll discover some of the Belfast buildings along the way that make the city such a beautiful and unique space.

Pass By: Spirit of Belfast, 1 Arthur Square, Belfast BT1 4FB Northern Ireland

Hear of the colorful history and see Sculptures, that have shaped this part of the Island of Ireland over hundreds of years. You'll also hear of some of the Belfast famous people and of things invented here.

Pass By: Victoria Square Shopping Centre, 1 Victoria Square, Belfast BT1 4QG Northern Ireland

We'll then discover the area of  Belfast where it was bestowed the honor of city by Queen Victoria.

Pass By: Albert Memorial Clock Tower, Queen's Square, Belfast BT1 3FG Northern Ireland

In Memory of Queen Victoria's Husband.

Pass By: Lagan Weir and Lookout, 1 Donegall Quay Opposite the Custom House, Belfast BT1 3EA Northern Ireland

 You'll pass along the river Lagan, look out to Sea/See the area now known as the Titanic Quarter and discover the Waterfront hall. (ICC Belfast)

Pass By: Belfast Cathedral - The Cathedral Church of St. Anne, Donegall Street, Belfast BT1 2HB Northern Ireland

  And it's in the Cathedral area we'll view the street art and murals and hear of how Belfast and it's people are coming together to reconcile and build a brighter space for all, through it's many free festivals, creative organisations, and new industries.