From Cathy who went above and beyond to schedule our tour to Jim our incredible tour guide, this is…read morean incredible experience. We did the political trip which was excellent. Our driver had first hand accounts of the times. He adapted the information to our interest. We highly recommend the political trip and this company. A highlight of the trip.

This was a very interesting and unique tour. It was recommended by our guide Henry from Donegal…read moreTour Guide. It is a black taxi tour around Belfast taking you into the heart of the real Belfast and the history of the troubles. The guides are gentlemen who lived through the troubles and have very interesting experiences. There are guides from both sides, so you never know who you're gonna get, but it makes for a very interesting experience. If you're in Belfast and you're interested in the real history, this is the tour to take.

I didn't know much about Belfast but I certainly knew that it was home of Game Of Thrones…read moreproduction. This Game Of Thrones Tour offers two routes from Belfast. South route(Winterfell) and North route(Ironisland). Since north route sounded more scenic as it goes along Northern Irish coast, we chose the latter. It was £50 per person and whole day affair. So, make sure to leave your entire day open for this. We rendezvoused at Jury's hotel at 7:45am and boarded on the bus. And our guide Richard was an extra in the show himself. His red long beard once made me think that he was a Tormond's stunt double.(but he wasn't) Entire way through he was talking but NEVER ONCE I wanted him to be quiet. Because he was very informative and HILARIOUS! They are also equipped with plenty of House of Greyjoy costume and weapons(swords and axes) for photo shoot. Although we were tourists, we became the attraction ourselves when people saw us in the group wearing those, carrying weapon at the House of Greyjoy site. Every stop was breathtakingly scenic. I honestly think that you can still enjoy even if you don't watch the show. Definitely check this tour out and ask for Richard. He's really a fun guy.

This is my second GOT tour. I was supposed to do two tours from Belfast: Winterfell, and Iron…read moreIslands. But due to storm Erik, one had to be cancelled. The communication was clear and they allowed me to choose which tour to do instead, and I chose Iron Islands. The pick-up time was exactly what was stated on the itinerary...actually, the bus was already parked at the meeting point 10 minutes early. The guide I got was Richard and I automatically thought in my head: "he must be a Wildling...maybe, even Tormund". A few minutes later, I saw a guy that look like Ser Davos who parked right in front of our tour bus! The tour was informative without being boring. And in true GOT fashion, there were curse words...yeah!!! We went to several filming locations in the northeastern part of Northern Ireland. Oh my, were the sites amazingly beautiful! We had a lunch stop at a GOT-themed bar in Ballintoy. We had a reasonable amount of stops to see sites, stretch our legs, grab a quick snack/ drink, and bathroom break. The bus has a USB power outlet which I didn't discover until we were almost back to Belfast. This was one of the most memorable parts of my European vacation. And whatever I did and wherever I went prior to doing this tour, I had forgotten about already. I'd have to come back to Belfast to do the Winterfell tour and meet the Direwolves as well.

Any business called the Wee Tram is obviously going to be great. My dad, who can't walk too far…read morethese days, and I popped on to have a little tour around the Titanic dockyard. Chris, the guide, is one of the most charming and enthusiastic hosts I've ever encountered. A "titanorak", his knowledge and passion for the dockyard and its history is communicated extremely effectively through the video and live commentary. The actual dockyard itself is of course extremely fascinating and I found seeing Titanic's dock and the great H&W cranes Samson & Goliath up close particularly thrilling. It's moving too - I hadn't realised half the Titanic's dead were its crew, marked in grass where she was built. We also drove past the studio were GoT Season 6 was being filmed RIGHT THEN. Nbd. I believe you can get a pass for this and the open top bus tour for £15, which seems like excellent value. Just the tram ticket is valid for two days as well. You might be interested to know that this business is supporting Chris's spiritual work as the chaplain in the Titanic Quarter, he and his wife also run the very popular Dock restaurant nearby.

I loved The Wee Tram. It's billed a s a tourist attraction but any Belfast resident with even a…read morepassing interest in our culture and history should definitely hop on board The Wee Tram. The Titanic Quarter is steeped in history and this interactive tour is the best way to see it all in under an hour. The concept is quite simple you, you can hop on The Wee Tram at one of eight stops around the Titanic Quarter. The electric tram comes equipped with TV's telling the story of each attraction - you even get given traditional yardmen's hats as you travel, this really helps the passengers get in to the spirit of the Tram. Chris, the tour guide, is full of knowledge, especially knowledge of the Titanic - you'll get more insight in to what went on in the early nineteen hundreds on The Wee Tram than in the Titanic Museum. A personal highlight for me was getting up close and personal with Samson and Goliath and seeing the vast ship yard. The tour costs £6 for adults which is an absolute snip when you consider that the ticket can be used over 2 days. Couldn't recommend this experience enough!

I've been on this tour roughly four times over the past 10 years as a visitor from Portland,…read moreOregon, USA. Each time, there are a million new and fantastic pieces to see. The guides are so knowledgeable because they are artists and organizers who truly care about art and the quality of life in the city. Do yourself a favor and book this tour!

If I was to recommend one 'must do' activity in Belfast for locals and tourists alike it would be…read morethe Street Art Walking Tour run by Seedhead Arts. I attended today, Sunday 5 February 2017, and found it fantastically enthralling. Our Tour Guide Adam delivered an informative and entertaining two hours, which at only £8 per person, was great value for money. We wandered at a leisurely pace viewing a huge number of beautiful, thought provoking and inspiring artworks. It's great to see there's so much more to Belfast than old, sectarian murals from our troubled past. Instead this tour highlights recent, contemporary, Urban Art in and around Belfast's Cathedral Quarter which has sprung up over the last few years revitalising and brightening the city. We learnt how different pieces of Street Art were created, the techniques employed, who the Artists are and background stories of how the works came to be. Thanks to Seedhead Arts, this is definitely the best thing currently happening in Belfast. I very highly recommend this Tour - it's wonderful food for the eyes and uplifting for the soul.

This was one of the best things I did while in all of Ireland. So informative and such a good…read moreexperience.

Excellent, Excellent, Excellent…read more.. Who better to talk with than a cabbie... Our adventure tour included 2 hours with a real live cabbie in a real London Black Cab What would happen... What would the cabbie say... Mystery and suspense Four of our group loaded into the cab - I rode shotgun My wife and I numerous experiences with London Black Cabs, but none in Belfast Most of the cabbies are former IRA OR Protestants ... Which would we get? No guarantees -- only that the cabbie would express HIS viewpoint Ours was a Catholic and we learned of British Genocide during the Troubles What would a protestant say? We all wanted two hours with a protestant - but alas Great experience -- go for it

Cool tour. Really eye opening. The tour guides are locals…read morewho survived through the conflict. They have great history and stories to tell. They drive you around Belfast on the Catholic side and on the Protestant side. You get a sense of the conflict and tension. It's interesting to see various murals and graffiti. The murals and graffiti change all the time so we were slightly disappointed we didn't see a few we wanted to see that we researched online, however, no big deal. I highly recommend if you want a sense of what happened during the troubles and what it is currently like today. Bring your questions, it makes the tour more entertaining as well. Tour guides are happy to answer.

We were recently in Belfast, and prior to leaving the U.S I booked a Black Taxi Tour through…read moreBelfast Black Taxi Tours. Our tour guide Jake was great! The tour was eye-opening, heartbreaking and a bit shocking to see that still today there are walls and gates that are locked at 7 pm each evening. For the most part the Catholic children go to Catholic school while Protestant children go to Protestant schools and they are still divided. While the fighting is no longer happening, it is still a very divided and beautiful city. The murals depicting "The Troubles" are sad, graphic, tell a story and yet each side seems to respect the others and the murals are not graffitied over or damaged. The history was so interesting, and Jake told so many stories and drove us to a few neighborhoods with memorial gardens. Each neighborhood seems to have erected a memorial garden to those from each neighborhood who were killed, and so many were children. If you find yourself in Belfast I highly recommend taking this tour, it is informative, historic, eye-opening, heartbreaking, but so important to understand this part of history.

Located next to the 'big fish' statue is the 'world's only titanic boat tours'--I'm surprised there…read moreare not more because it was really nice to see the city from the water and learn more about the Titanic without having to pay lots to go into the new visitors centre. You see a lot of different aspects of he way ships were built, as well as some recent additions to the habour--like the Union Moon which was recently in an accident. The guide really knows what hes talking about as well. The boat is called the Joyce Too if you get lost looking for it!

As part of an end of year bash, our choir recently took themselves to the waters of Belfast Lough,…read moreand went on a Titanic Boat Tour...was it going to end in disaster? Well, there were a few close calls with some inebriated people standing too close to the edge of the ship, but thankfully, we all came back intact and ready to eat our dinner. This boat tour is well worth the money, and really enjoyable. You can pay £10 per adult or £30 for a family ticket, which I would say would be good value for your money if you are a family of tourists wanting to learn about the history of shipping in Belfast and the Titanic in particular. It does give you some good views of Belfast Lough also, and of course, would be most enjoyable in good, sunny weather. The tours last around an hour and a half, and are informative and enjoyable. I would recommend the experience for tourist and residents of Belfast too - it doesn't hurt to know the history of your own city!

The Bullitt Hotel is where I stayed for the second half of my trip. I reserved the Dinky room. It…read morewas small but comfortable for one person. I would never stay in a Dinky room with another person. It's just not enough room. The shower was very modern and clean. The water was hot. The bed was very clean and comfortable. I also added the breakfast but I didn't realize the day I was supposed to checkout , my flight would depart too early to have breakfast. I spoke to management about my situation. They agreed to refund me back the money. I checked my credit card statement today and I was refunded the money. That's awesome because they kept their word. My sister just married a man from Belfast which is why I was there. I will definitely stay at the Bullitt Hotel for my future visits to Belfast. Great Hotel!

Convenient location. 2 parking options one at a mall and one around the corner. The room was…read morecomfortable. It was easy to walk places around the city from here, and there are a lot of restaurants in the area. Biggest disappointment -- the mugs that say Bullitt aren't for sale. I would have bought one for my dad who enjoys the movie "Bullitt." I even said to my friend I was with, "We're staying in a hotel that has the same name as a Steve McQueen movie." Little did I know THAT is why the hotel was named "Bullitt." Cool find through Amex travel.