Belfast · 2-HOUR EXPERIENCES
9 reviewed
The good 2-hour experiences around Belfast fill their dates early. Below are the 9 best, with what each one costs and where it differs from the next, so you can settle it quickly.
Ride Belfast in a black taxi for 2 hours, stopping at murals, peace walls, and Troubles sites with a local guide and photo time.
“Sean was very knowledgeable about the history and politics involved in the wall . He was very friendly and took his time explaining.”
Ride Belfast’s Black Taxi through Shankill Road, the Peace Walls, and Bobby Sands murals. Private 2-hour tour with local driver stories.
“Sean was our driver and was in contact with me before the trip started to confirm pick up location and start time. He was a great driver and a better tour guide of the city where he was raised. It was a great experience.”
2-hour private black cab tour of Belfast’s Troubles murals and peace walls, with hotel/port pickup and a local guide. English.
“The driver was knowledgeable and showed us what we requested. He did charge us an additional 50 pounds for picking us up at the port and returning us there. I thought this was included in the price of the tour. Was I mistaken about that?”
Private Belfast black-taxi tour of Troubles murals, peace walls, and key sites with door pickup and first-hand stories, 2 hours.
“Outstanding and worth every penny. Ricky was so informative and we learnt so much. Would recommend to anyone wanting to have a knowledgeable tour guide”
Private 2-hour Belfast black cab tour with a local guide, stop-by-stop murals, peace walls, and Troubles history. Pickup included.
“Booked the Black Cab Tour at least a week in advance through Viator. Received confirmation and they charged our credit card. At the appointed time the tour driver didn't show up. No contact information for the tour operator was provided. Called (at our international phone rate expense) Viator customer support and was told that the tour operator never received the booking and other than a refund there was nothing that could be done. That was our last day in Belfast and the tour was the one thing we wanted to do. Very poor performance on both Viator and the tour operator that they contracted with.”
Private 2-hour Belfast political black taxi tour visiting murals, peace walls, and key sites of the Troubles with an insider guide.
“When I book a tour called a Black Taxi tour, I would expect it to be in a black taxi, not a mini van.”
A private 2-hour Belfast black taxi tour with hotel pickup, murals, peace walls, and the Troubles told by a local guide.
“It was a somber and informative tour. I had a passing knowledge of the stife between the Protestants and Catholics, so it was good learning more about the subject. Our tour guide was also able to speak from his own direct experience from the Troubles. The guide and tour company were very flexible with their scheduling. I definitely recommend the tour.”
Belfast black taxi tour of Republican and Loyalist murals, Peace Walls, and driver stories from The Troubles, with pickup from city centre.
“First things first, this booking was so easy to work with. We booked for 3:00pm because our bus was getting in at 2:15pm and I wanted to put a buffer in in case we were late. We ended up being on time and got to the meeting spot early, so I told the company so they knew where we were, and they were able to move the time of the tour up 15 minutes. Then they were able to drop us off at the train station afterwards since we were taking a train to Dublin after the tour. Great service. The tour itself was also fascinating. Jim, our guide, was…”
2-hour private Belfast Troubles black cab tour with central hotel pickup, a local guide’s stories, and mural stops like Shankill Road and Peace Walls.
“This was a very interesting tour. We got an honest but unbiased look at what happened in Belfast in the past and what the situation is present day. It included many things I heard about on the news when I was younger but never really understood, like the hunger strike. The driver, Sean, presented a look from the viewpoint of each side so I could understand how each side had purposes they were trying to achieve, and in the end I understood that they both actually had a common purpose-- to be freed from suppression. The Protestants originally formed to have a bible and service in their own language rather…”
