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Belfast Activities & Tours

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Discover the Vibrant City of Belfast

Discover the Vibrant City of Belfast

In many ways, Belfast is a city reborn. Far from the turbulent and violent place it was during The Troubles, modern Belfast is a vibrant, cosmopolitan, and thoroughly enjoyable city to explore. First established as a settlement for English and Scottish migrants in 1603 by Sir Arthur Chichester, Belfast had blossomed into an important center of commerce and industry by the 18th and 19th centuries. Linen, rope-making, tobacco, heavy engineering, and shipbuilding all thrived in Belfast and towards the end of the 19th century, Belfast became the largest city in Ireland, briefly overtaking Dublin in the process. Boasting an ever growing list of attractions including exquisitely restored Victorian architecture, a beautiful waterfront lined with modern art, and several chic new restaurants and bars, there is much for you to discover and love in this fine Irish city.
Included
  • Round-trip transportation from / to your hotel.
  • Certified English speaking guide.
  • All entrance fees & taxes.
Not Included
  • Personal expenses during tour (drinks or food).
  • Tips for guide and driver (non-compulsory).
Duration: 4 hours
Possibility to Combine with Other Tours: No
  • History & Mythology
Discover the treasures of Northern Ireland

Discover the treasures of Northern Ireland

Discover the treasures of Northern Ireland with a tour that will take you to some of its most popular sites. Start your journey with a visit to Carrick A Rede Rope Bridge. First erected by salmon fishermen in 1755 as a means of connecting the mainland with the tiny island of Carrickarede, the bridge is a daring 66 feet cross that is suspended almost 100 feet above the sea. Next up is the famous Giant’s Causeway, an area of several thousand interlocking basalt columns that was created as a result of volcanic activity more than 50 million years ago. You will then head to Dunluce Castle, the seat of Clan McDonnell and one of the most iconic monuments in Northern Ireland before finishing your tour with a visit to the Dark Hedges. Planted during the 18th century with a mind to impress visitors as they approached the mansion of the Stuart family, this distinct landscape feature has become one of the most photographed locations in Northern Ireland.
Included
  • Round-trip transportation from / to your hotel.
  • Certified English speaking guide.
  • All entrance fees & taxes.
Not Included
  • Personal expenses during tour (drinks or food).
  • Tips for guide and driver (non-compulsory).
Duration: 8 hours
Possibility to Combine with Other Tours: No
  • History & Mythology