First destination on our tour is Belfast Castle, located on the hills of Cavehill Country Park. The rebuilt castle, boasts panoramic views of Belfast Lough and City, providing the perfect opportunity to snapshot a memory. Belfast Zoo is situated on the same hillside, 2.7miles away from Belfast Castle.

Visit the last remaining Victorian prison in Northern Ireland. Discover the tales of famous inmates and hunger strikes, executions and elaborate escapes. Immerse yourself in the chilling reality of life as a political prisoner. - A paid visit to Crumlin road gaol is not viable within the time constraints of the tour.

Our experienced, local chauffeur's will take you to the most notorious areas, which were exposed many years of violence through sectarian conflict. Visiting the barriers placed to separate the division between two communities at war (Catholics and Protestants), will help you physically understand how tough it was for the families who lived along these roads many years ago. - "Troubled" Areas - Political & Cultural Murals & Memorial Gardens - Peace Walls

Belfasts' town council building and office for the City Mayor. The Grade A listed building, effectively divides the commercial and business areas of the city centre. City Hall was built 1906, to honour Queen Victoria, awarding Belfast the title of a city in 1888. The grounds are well maintained, with the gardens surrounding the City Hall, becoming a common social gathering spot, for office workers on their lunch and many other people who want to sit and immerse in the beautiful surroundings of this iconic landmark.

Founded in 1845 Queen's University which is part of the Russell Group has become well renowned for its academic excellence. It lies surrounding a vast amount of historic buildings and statues. In addition to the tour, visit the Botanical Gardens and Ulster Museum and get a feel for the diverse culture Belfast has to offer.