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The Best of Belfast Walking Tour

Available Friday, 27 Mar

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A History of Terror Walking Tour

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Duration: 2h 30mins
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Chris, United Kingdom

15 Feb 2026

Excellent

Exceptional Tour, Jimmy our driver / guide was great and was so informative around the troubles. Happy to answer any questions as we went round.

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Jo, United Kingdom

28 Feb 2026

Excellent

We enjoyed a fantastic historic trip with Hugh, he is an excellent guide full of knowledge and really interesting facts. He was accommodating, changing the route slightly so we could visit a road...

We enjoyed a fantastic historic trip with Hugh, he is an excellent guide full of knowledge and really interesting facts. He was accommodating, changing the route slightly so we could visit a road I had seen in a film. Cannot recommend the tour highly enough.

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Julian, United Kingdom

06 Jan 2026

Excellent

The tour was a great insight into the history of Northern Ireland and the troubles. Mylies knowledge was amazing, detailed and unbiased.

A History of Terror Walking Tour

About: Belfast City Tours

Explore the vibrant city of Belfast with a tour that will take you through the city's history and culture! See the sights, hear the stories, and experience the culture of Belfast up close. From the beautiful architecture to the unique local atmosphere, you'll get a unique insight into the city and its people. Enjoy the convenience of a guided tour, and discover the wonders of Belfast!

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