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Step into Belfast’s storied past on a private black taxi tour that traces the city’s turbulent history during The Troubles in Northern Ireland. Guided by drivers whose families lived through these times, you’ll explore the city’s most iconic neighborhoods and hear deeply personal stories that shaped Belfast’s identity.
Your journey begins along the famous Falls Road, where you’ll visit Bombay Street, the birthplace of the Provisional IRA. Here, your guide shares powerful tales of figures like Wolfe Tone, James Connolly, and Bobby Sands, revealing the fight for civil rights and the hunger strikes of the 1980s.
Continue to the Peace Wall, where you can sign your name alongside world leaders and celebrities. Marvel at hundreds of vibrant political murals painted by locals, capturing decades of conflict and hope. You’ll also visit Clonard Monastery, a historic site of secret peace talks and a WWII air raid shelter.
The tour takes you through the heart of loyalist Shankill Road, where you’ll learn about the UVF and UFF, and listen to stories from locals about their struggle to remain British. At the International Wall, discover over 40 murals supporting global causes, all created by Belfast’s talented street artists.
This two-hour experience includes private transportation in an authentic black taxi, with convenient pickup near Belfast City Hall or local hotels. Suitable for all fitness levels, this tour offers restroom stops and the chance to buy refreshments along the way. Secure your spot now to uncover Belfast’s living history firsthand!
