Taxis and their services

The Belfast Taxi Tours offer a first-hand insight into the city’s past that you won’t find elsewhere and, as you’ll discover from online reviews, they are very well received. All the guides on this tour grew up through the Troubles and are able to give a personal insight of life during the conflict. You’ll also be able to find out the local secrets around the city including the best restaurants, with a driver who knows the ins and outs of the city. The tour takes you to the Peace Wall at The Falls and Shankill Roads to see the famous murals, where the driver will be able to explain the meanings behind the depictions on both sides.

• Check out the city’s bike guide and rent one through Belfast Bikes, a bike-sharing system.
• The Baroque revival City Hall was finished in 1906 on the site of the former White Linen Hall, and was built to reflect Belfast’s city status, granted by Queen Victoria in 1888.
• Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland and while it is famous for the Belfast Titanic museum and ‘Troubles Tours’ around The Falls Road and Shankill areas, there is quite a bit more to enjoy about the city.
• The Linen Quarter’, an area south of City Hall once dominated by linen warehouses, now includes, in addition to cafés, bars and restaurants, a dozen hotels (including the 23-storey Grand Central Hotel), and the city’s two principal Victorian-era cultural venues, the Grand Opera House and the Ulster Hall.

The Troubles

Belfast Castle is a relatively modern building, having been built by the third Marquis of Donegall in 1862 in what was his deer park. You’ll also find plenty of entertainment at theatres/events such as Monday Night Comedy, Belfast MAC or the Belfast Empire Music Hall. Of course it depends on where you’re coming from but we’ll take a bet that you’ll find Belfast’s ticket prices attractive!

Hour Private Belfast Taxi Cab Tour of Troubles & Peace walls

Sign up to receive inspiring ideas, events and offers which showcase the best of Belfast and Northern Ireland! In South Belfast, modernity collides with tradition, creating a vibrant atmosphere enriched by a dynamic cultural scene. Straddling North and West Belfast, the Shankill is home to a wide collection of painted murals depicting the social and political history of the area. Titanic Quarter has historic and state-of-the-art Titanic and maritime visitor attractions, hotels, sporting activities and tours for the whole family to enjoy. Running all the way from Smithfield Market to Frederick Street, Smithfield and Union contains some of Belfast’s oldest and most iconic buildings. Spring is the perfect time to enjoy a walk in cabs belfast Belfast and beyond.

Estimated fare includes a £20 booking fee. Entry also includes Palm House which houses hundreds of tropical plants, hanging baskets and one of the world’s oldest Victorian greenhouses. Like the Museum and St. George’s Market, the City Hall is located within Belfast city centre. It includes an underwater exploration for families, recreated desks and cabins as well as hands-on displays and exciting exhibits. A unique visitor’s centre, highlighting the history of the castle, is free to enter and explore.

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The 100-acres of Ormeau Park were opened to the public in 1871 on what was the last demesne of the town’s former proprietors, the Chichesters, Marquesses of Donegall. Belfast is a relatively car-dependent city by European standards, with an extensive road network including the 22.5 miles (36 km) M2 and M22 motorway route. The Ulster Hospital, Upper Newtownards Road, Dundonald, on the eastern edge of the city, first founded as the Ulster Hospital for Women and Sick Children in 1872, is the major acute hospital for the South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust. Specialist services include cardiac surgery, critical care and the Regional Trauma Centre. Her duties include presiding over meetings of the council, receiving distinguished visitors to the city, representing and promoting the city on the national and international stage. Belfast City Council is responsible for a range of powers and services, including land-use and community planning, parks and recreation, building control, arts and cultural heritage.

All of our Murals Tours are private and by local guides providing political and historical background information and local knowledge about the murals and ‘The Troubles’ and conflict in Northern Ireland. On this Belfast black taxi tour passengers discover and experience the world-famous West Belfast murals from the comfort of a London style black taxi or one of our executive vehicle. By joining us at Cab Tours Belfast, you can experience the best black taxi tour Belfast has to offer with a political, historic, and culturally rich tour of Belfast City and beyond.

Belfast walking tours

Since 2021, this original "Arts College" campus has undergone a £1.4bn expansion to accommodate offerings across all departments. The college has over 53,000 students enrolled on full-time and part-time courses, making it one of the largest further education colleges in the UK and the largest in the island of Ireland. Formerly known as Belfast Institute of Further and Higher Education, it specialises in vocational education.

✍️ The International WallSee murals that connect Belfast’s story to global causes, showcasing messages of peace and justice. 🎨 Falls Road muralsDiscover the world-renowned Republican murals depicting political struggle, community pride, and international solidarity. By the end of this unforgettable experience, you’ll not only have seen Belfast’s most famous murals — you’ll have felt the spirit of the people behind them. On the other side lies the Shankill Road, home to Unionist and Loyalist murals.

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With decades of experience as a black cab tour guide, Hugh offers more than just facts — he offers lived insight into The Troubles, the peace process, and how murals continue to reflect the voices of the communities on both sides of the peace walls. This allows you to book with confidence, knowing your plans can change without risk.How many passengers can you accommodate ? It is an experience led by drivers who grew up during the Troubles and have personal knowledge of the areas, murals, and stories we share. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a student of conflict resolution, or a curious traveller, Hugh’s black cab tour offers a rare, respectful, and educational experience.