Private Executive: Belfast City Sightseeing Tour

Itinerary
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Stop At: International Wall (Murals), Divis Street, A501, Belfast BT13 2HE, UK

You will have an opportunity to hear and see a brief bit about the history of Belfast, this wall includes many cultural, historical and political murals regarding the progress that Belfast City has made in the last 30 years. The city in itself has come a long way and is often considered the largest global outdoor gallery, the international is a great example of this and we are excited to show you.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Peace Wall, 15 Cupar Way, Belfast BT13 2RX Northern Ireland

The Peace Wall that divides the city of Belfast is one of the longest still standing peace walls in the whole of Europe. Built during the 19th century conflict it has been the only construct to separate the communities from all out war with each other.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Parliament Buildings, Stormont Upper Newtownards Road Stormont Estate, Belfast BT4 3XX Northern Ireland

Stormont Buildings are the parliamentary buildings of Northern Ireland, we make a drive through the South Belfast to the buildings where there are photograph opportunities of the great architecture designed by Sir Arnold Thornely to be built with perfect symmetry and symbolism.

Duration: 10 minutes

Pass By: Rise Sculpture, Broadway Roundabout, Westicle and Broadway Junction, Belfast Northern Ireland

The RISE Sculpture, new to the city of Belfast is an iconic piece of architecture now and is designed in a global design. It is situated above the Westlink M1 motorway and we drive by this attraction with the opportunity for photographs.

Stop At: Titanic Belfast, Queen's Road 1 Olympic Way, Titanic Quarter, Belfast BT3 9EP Northern Ireland

The Titanic Centre opened in 2012 to contain maintain and preserve some artifacts recovered from the great Titanic Ship that set sail in the early 1900's and was struck by an iceberg on one of its first voyages across the Atlantic Ocean. The centre is a magnificent building holding some outstanding design and architecture. We make a stop off at this stop for some further photograph opportunities.

Duration: 10 minutes

Stop At: Samson & Goliath cranes, In the Harbour area behind the Titanic Quarters, Belfast Northern Ireland

Samson & Goliath Cranes or more often known as 'Harland and Wolff' are the huge cranes that was the heart of Belfast's shipyard in the early 19th century. The cranes helped to create the titanic and its sister ships one of which is still on show today in the Titanic Quarter - 'The SS Nomadic'. We make a brief stop close to the cranes for some fantastic opportunities to get some photographs.

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Crumlin Road Gaol, Crumlin Road, Belfast BT14 6ST Northern Ireland

Built between 1843 and 1845 the Crumlin Road Gaol was a replacement to the prison used previously located in Carrickfergus and known as the County Gaol. It's most known in modern times as a huge tourist attraction to Belfast holding multiple tours each day to give people a real feel for what it was like for prisoners in its times of operation.

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Crumlin Road Courthouse, 94-100 Crumlin Rd, Belfast BT14 6AR Crumlin Rd, Belfast BT14 6AR, UK

Facing the Crumlin Road Gaol is the Crumlin Road Courthouse, the old court was famously known for being joined to the Gaol by an underground tunnel. We make a stop over at the courthouse for some brief history and a photograph opportunity.

Duration: 5 minutes

Stop At: Belfast Castle, Antrim Road, Belfast BT15 5GR Northern Ireland

Belfast Castle overlooks Belfast City and is home to a hike that brings you to some breath-taking sights. The restored sandstone castle was built in a Scottish baronial style with the main part of the building built over two floors and having semi circular round towers at the corners. Outside the castle has a sweeping stone staircase overlooking the formal gardens and park.

We make a brief stop-over for picture opportunities at this location.

Duration: 10 minutes

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

The Albert Memorial Clock is sometimes referred to as Belfast’s Pisa’s leaning tower, its tilt caused by the fact it is constructed on reclaimed land from the River Farset and weighs over 2,000 tonnes. Situated in the dead centre of Belfast-City centre, we will make a brief stop for photography opportunities.

Duration: 10 minutes