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Belfast Troubles Walking Tour: A Journey Through History

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Overview

Uncover the complex narratives of Belfast's past on this insightful walking tour. Journey through the divided communities of west Belfast, exploring both Protestant and Catholic perspectives influenced by decades of conflict. Interpreting impactful murals, memorials, and plaques, participants will grasp the historical roots of the Troubles stemming from the 16th century to the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. This 3-hour tour offers a neutral exploration of the city’s transformation towards peace, ideal for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. - Duration: 3 hours, covering approximately 4-5 miles (6-8 km). This tour may not be suitable for people with mobility issues. - Meet at Belfast City Hall under the statue of Queen Victoria - Maximum group size of 15 for an intimate experience - Guided by a knowledgeable expert, excluding refreshments and transport

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Meeting point

Northern Ireland, BT1 5GS, United Kingdom

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Under the statute of Queen Victoria at Belfast City Hall, Belfast, BT1 5GS (or the main gates near Queen Victoria if the City Hall is closed. This is at the junction of Donegall Place and Donegall Square).

Language Offered

English-GUIDE

Itinerary

1. Shankill Road

On the Shankill Road, visitors will see striking Loyalist murals, often depicting British heritage and commemorating figures from the Troubles. Memorials honour the lives lost during the conflict, offering insight into the area's complex past. The road is proudly home to a British, Unionist, Protestant community, with Union Flags and other symbols displayed throughout.

Duration: 60 mins

2. Peace Wall

The Peace Wall between the Shankill and Falls Roads was built to separate Protestant Unionist and Catholic Nationalist communities during the Troubles. It remains a stark symbol of division, with gates that still close at night. Today, it’s covered in murals and messages of both conflict and hope, attracting thousands of visitors each year.

Duration: 60 mins

3. Falls Road

The Falls Road is a stronghold of the Irish nationalist, Catholic community in West Belfast. It's known for powerful murals, including the famous image of hunger striker Bobby Sands, and memorials to those lost during the Troubles.

Duration: 60 mins