• City Hall - Admire the stunning 1906 City Hall, learn about its political rallies, its significance in the establishment of Northern Ireland, explore the statues, and visit the Titanic Memorial Garden.
• Titanic Belfast - Explore the renowned Slipways where the Titanic was constructed. Discover how the largest ship of 1912 was built, the reasons behind its sinking, the rescues, and the stories of its passengers. Visit the Titanic Hotel, the beautifully restored Harland and Wolff offices, now a heritage museum.
• Parliament Buildings - This magnificent hilltop structure, opened in 1932, offers breathtaking views of Belfast and houses the NI Government. It’s an ideal place to learn about the formation of Northern Ireland. Discover why the building was painted black during World War II and capture a photo as you drive along the mile-long tree-lined driveway.
• Falls Road - Travel along the Falls and Shankill Roads to view the political murals from both Protestant and Catholic communities. Gain insight into the civil conflict from 1969 to 1998 (the Troubles) with a balanced commentary on the street-by-street clashes involving the IRA, loyalist paramilitary groups, and the British Army. Enjoy photo opportunities.
• Queen’s University - This beautiful red brick building, inaugurated by Queen Victoria in 1849, boasts lovely grounds. Learn about its role during the Peace Process. The University is adjacent to the Botanic Gardens.
• Botanic Gardens - Explore the Botanic Gardens, featuring the exquisite glass Palm House, always vibrant with color, and the spectacular flower beds on display during spring and summer.
• Albert Memorial Clock Tower - This leaning clock tower in Belfast marks the spot where the city was founded. Discover how the small riverside village got its name from the Gaelic Beal Feirste.
• Big Fish - Get close to the Big Fish sculpture and learn about the transformation of the River Lagan from a working river with sailboats and coal yards to a modern, clean river along the Maritime Mile, now one of Europe’s major waterfront developments. Keep an eye out for Sammy the Seal.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water

• Entry to attractions

Discover Belfast’s premier attractions in comfort with this guided driving tour. Explore Queen’s University, the political murals, Parliament Buildings, and the Titanic Quarter. Enjoy brief, guided walks at significant stops, seamlessly combining history, architecture, and culture for an ideal introduction to this remarkable city’s past, present, and future.

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