Overview
Step onto the streets of conflict. Join a local guide for a powerful, first-hand journey through the legacy of The Troubles. Navigate peace walls, cross gates, and enter once no-go areas that defined a generation. Stand before striking murals woven into the city’s brick and mortar and unlock the raw, human stories that shaped the Belfast of today
Highlights
Full Description
Step onto the streets where history was lived, not just written. Streets of Conflict – Footsteps of Fear is an immersive journey into Belfast’s most turbulent years, led by a knowledgeable local guide with a deep personal understanding of the era known as The Troubles.
As you travel through the city, you will pass through peace walls and gates, cross areas that were once strictly no-go, and explore neighbourhoods shaped by decades of division, fear, and survival. Along the way, your guide will share first-hand stories that reveal what daily life was really like during the conflict—stories rarely found in history books.
You will stand before powerful political murals woven into the city’s brick and mortar, uncovering the meaning, symbolism, and messages on both sides of the divide. These murals act as open-air history lessons, telling stories of identity, loss, resistance, and remembrance.
This tour goes beyond dates and events. It offers a raw, human perspective on a conflict that touched every street and household, while also explaining how its legacy continues to shape modern Belfast.
Thought-provoking, respectful, and deeply moving, Streets of Conflict – Footsteps of Fear provides an unforgettable insight into the city’s past—and the people who lived through it.
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Meeting Point
How long does the Belfast Troubles Walking Tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, allowing plenty of time to explore key locations and hear in-depth local commentary.
Where does the tour start and finish?
The tour starts and ends in central Belfast. Your exact meeting point and finish location will be clearly confirmed after booking.
What areas of Belfast does the tour visit?
The walk explores both nationalist and unionist communities, including peace walls, murals, and key locations connected to the Troubles.
Is the tour politically biased?
No. The tour is delivered in a balanced, respectful, and factual manner, focusing on historical context rather than political opinion.
Is there a live tour guide?
Yes. The tour is led by knowledgeable local guides who share real stories, lived experiences, and historical insight.
Is there a lot of walking involved?
Yes, this is a walking tour, but the pace is relaxed with regular stops. Most guests find it manageable with comfortable footwear.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Children are welcome, however the subject matter may be more suitable for older children and teenagers due to the historical themes discussed.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Parts of the route may be challenging due to pavements and urban terrain. Please contact us in advance so we can advise or accommodate where possible.
What should I wear?
Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended, as the tour operates in all conditions.
What happens if it rains?
The tour runs rain or shine. Belfast weather can change quickly, so we recommend bringing a light jacket or umbrella.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your name will be on the booking list from your online reservation, so a mobile ticket or email confirmation is perfectly fine.
