Quirky and Unique Tours in Belfast

Value Cabs offer a range of taxi tours taking in the cultural and historical highlights of Belfast and Northern Ireland. Design your own tour with a Value Cabs Taxi Tours with bespoke itineraries to suit your interests, timetable and convenience. With pick-up and drop-off to your hotel, Value Cabs can take you on a Belfast Political Tour, The Giant’s Causeway, Game of Thrones Tour and much more, or choose your own destinations.

Irish FA Tours tells the unique story of Northern Ireland football from 1880 to present day using a variety of media, interactive displays, key artefacts and behind the scenes access. A tour of the iconic grounds of the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park and visit to the Education and Heritage Centre allows visitors to relive their favourite moments following Northern Ireland and walk in the footsteps of footballing legends.

The ultimate experience for taking in the culture and craic that Belfast has to offer, this tour begins with a tasting session of local drinks including whiskey, gin, cider, beer and a local potato based vodka. Irish musicians, dancers and story tellers will regale you with the city’s unique story and you’ll be treated to a live Irish music session to finish.

Taste and Tour believes the best way to get to know a city is through its food and drink. Exclusively offering the multi-award winning Belfast Food Tour, Belfast Gin Jaunt, Belfast Whiskey Walk, Brewery Tour as well as bespoke private tours, Taste and Tour NI can’t wait to take you ‘off the eaten track’ in Northern Ireland.

Join two professional musicians as you’re guided through cobbled alleyways, past famous landmarks and on to private bars in some of the city’s oldest buildings. At each stop you’ll be treated to a performance of traditional tunes, songs and stories, all of which make up your own personal session. Enjoy a local beer, cider, whiskey or pint of Guinness while learning about the instruments, language, customs and history that make up Ireland’s vibrant musical tradition.

Welcome aboard this passenger vessel, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Belfast Waterfront from a unique perspective. You can sit back and relax on their comfortable seating while listening to their knowledgeable crew, who will guide you through the fascinating stories and landmarks that make up the city’s rich history.

Templemore Baths is the only remaining Victorian bath-house on the island of Ireland. Explore this heritage gem in Belfast by guided tour or self-guided visit. Opened in 1893, the baths were initially proposed as a public health amenity but soon became central to the lives of the workers and their families who powered industrial Belfast. Templemore Baths is more than just a museum! The new building also includes a café providing light lunches, teas, and coffees and the newest leisure facility in Belfast.

Take a musical bus journey through the heart of this rock and roll city! Newly appointed as UNESCO City of Music, Belfast is home to some of the world’s most talented musicians and iconic music venues. The journey will be accompanied by an especially curated multi-genre playlist with songs to illustrate the story of Belfast’s thriving music scene from generations past up until the present day. So you can sit back, relax and enjoy tunes and tales by way of awesome guitar players, traditional and folk to punk and Hollywood soundtracks and more!

Belfast Bred is a taste led tour like no other as your guide Barney, a chef from the RMS Titanic who has spent the last 105 years frozen in an iceberg, brings a distinct historic flavour to the experience. You will discover Belfast’s rich heritage and get a fascinating and hilarious first-hand insight into the food that Belfast was built on.

Hometown Tours provides fun and memorable guided bike and walking tours along the cycle paths and greenways of Belfast with local expert Steven Patterson. Have fun and create great memories of your time in Belfast with their three hour bike tours which travel along flat, traffic-free cycle paths and stop for refreshments and plenty of photos along the way.

Belfast Lad Tours offer a unique tour experience that tells the history, background and consequences of the ‘Troubles’ in Ulster from 1966 – 2013. This is tour involves details on attacks and murders the author witnessed and lived through during his time growing up in Belfast.

AR Peace Wall aims to enhance the visitor experience at Cupar Way Peace Wall in Belfast, both in person and online, through the discovery of new stories. The app explores peace building in a digital way and tells the story of a little boy on the morning the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. The app is free to use and available to download now on iOs and android.

Explore the streets of Belfast’s city centre and unlock a hidden trail by finding clues, solving puzzles & completing challenges, earning points along the way all self-guided through the Go Quest Adventures app. See the area’s highlights, explore it’s hidden gems and learn some insider history and fun facts along the way.

For passionate vegans and non-vegans alike, this tour is for everyone who wants to sample a world-wide growing food movement. This is a combined food & walking tour allowing you to experience Belfast’s expanding Vegan food scene, while simultaneously enjoying a tour of Belfast City Centre with a local Blue Badge Tourist Guide. Hear about the range of foods Northern Ireland is famous for, while eating & drinking your way through a plant-based menu.

Experience Mary Ann McCracken’s Belfast, as you walk in the footsteps of this remarkable abolitionist, philanthropist, abolitionist and social reformer in a new walking tour, that leaves from Clifton House every Friday. Or immerse yourself in what life was really like in the late 18th century with an augmented reality guided tour of Clifton House, which takes place every Saturday and Sunday.

Discover the city on a tour of Belfast, exclusively in French, led by Stéphane. This unique tour will take you around Belfast, discovering the architecture, the history, it’s people and it’s religious and social divides. Please note, this is a French-speaking tour and unsuitable for anyone who does not speak French.