Belfast Political Taxi Tour Murals and Peace Wall





Description
Experience the history of Belfast from a primary source. Learn from someone who has lived through the troubled past and worked the streets of the City. The tour will be given from an unbiased point of view, exploring both sections of the political divide. Explaining and exploring the past, each area has became famous for wall art known today as the famous Murals. They say a picture expresses a thousand words, both sides have expressed the past and also where they wish the future to head to for the next generations. Sign the same wall supporting peace as Bill Clinton and thousands of others before you. Discover this and much more on a impactful historical tour.
Tour Options
Itinerary
International Wall Murals
Sign Your Name Alongside Bill Clinton & 1000s of Others
Home of The Peace Talks
Loyalist Murals
Sign the Peace wall. Add your name to the same wall as Bill Clinton, and tens of thousands of others !
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(504)
Rod was an excellent guide full of information and great historian , i would highly recommend this tour and the guide . Thank You
Having grown up in Northern Ireland during the height of the troubles, and lived in other countries since, I can say that the tour experience was a reminder of my youth, but also an insight into some of the details involved. The tour guide - Tony - was excellent. He covered the topics from both sides of the political spectrum with truthful clarity, and made the tour a great experience.
I had a great tour with Tony today. He was a real gent and provided a great insight into the history of the area. Would highly recommend the tour to anyone visiting Belfast. Thanks again!
Robert was an excellent guide Balanced and informative, unbiased, and knowledgeable. We would highly recommend.
Tony was the best! Very funny, very informative and a pleasure to spend time with. We came away knowing so much more about the history of Belfast and what happened during the Troubles.
A must do tour. Its was amazing , interesting, heartbreaking all rolled into 1 . Our driver Tony was superb. Thank you from Craig and Tracy. Love from Scotland .
This tour is not to be missed while visiting Belfast. From the very clean and comfortable van Tony drove us around in, to the insightful facts and moving stories he candidly shared with us, this is an experience we’ll all remember. Tony is a gentleman, loves a bit of banter and even got the youngest of our group (11) interested (well a lot of questions that evening!). Tony’s knowledge, experience and ability to share with people made this trip for us. Thanks again 🙏
We were lucky enough to have Colin as our guide. He was very friendly right from the start and was clearly extremely knowledgeable about Belfast’s difficult history, having lived through it himself. He got the background across in a way that was easy to follow and took us to several of the key sites around and about the Peace Wall, on both sides of the divide. We couldn’t have asked for a better guide and we would happily recommend the tour.
This tour was exceptional. We did this on our second day in Ireland and it was this tour that sparked the interest of our 15 yr old daughter to know more about her Irish ancestory. Tommy was one of the best tour guides we have ever experienced. Extremely knowledgeable guide
This wasn’t my first time, as I have been coming to Belfast from Rome (in Italy) since 2011. I found this specific tour with Tony surprisingly different from what I have experienced before. He is passionate and ironic, and he manages to convey a lot of information in a short amount of time, in ways that are understandable even to people who know very little about the Troubles. He also gave us a lot of hope for the present and future, and shared his personal experience, which was deeply moving and explained much of how he is today engaging with this traumatic history and bringing it to others. Thank you, Tony!



