Belfast Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide

The capital of Northern Ireland is famously known as the birthplace of the grand Titanic ship, In fact the shipyards where the Titanic was built are now part of the Titanic Quarter. Discover the Big Fish, a mosaic sculpture adorned with images and texts related to the history of Belfast. Admire the Presbyterian Church, the oldest surviving church in the city. As you walk along the River Lagan and the city centre, you will hear the interesting stories of Belfast's maritime past, a former industrial powerhouse, and the city’s political and religious upheavals. You will also come to know about Belfast's unique connection with the American War of Independence.

Itinerary

1. You will learn about: Inhabited since the Bronze Age; William III and Belfast; 17th century growth into a large settlement; United Irishmen Rebellion; Slavery and the city; American War of Independence; Belfast Lough and the raid of the privateer John Paul Jones; The Industrial City; Heavy bombing during World War II; The Troubles; The Titanic Belfast; You will see: The Big Fish; Clarendon Dry Docks; Historic Harbour Office; High Street; Rosemary Street; Presbyterian Church; Assembly Buildings; Cathedral Quarter; St Anne’s Cathedral; Royal Avenue; City Hall; Titanic Memorial

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