Belfast Panorama

Embark on a journey around the main sights of Belfast including the Grand Opera House, Albert Memorial, Queen’s University and the Botanic Gardens, as your friendly guide brings the local area to life.

As you pass the impressive renaissance style Belfast City Hall, you’ll have the chance to see the marble Titanic Memorial, which was erected in the grounds to commemorate the sinking of the RMS Titanic in 1912.

Travelling a short distance outside the bustling city, you will learn about Northern Ireland’s troubled past as you pass by Stormont, seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly, before reaching Cave Hill Country Park for views of Belfast Castle. The Castle is one of Belfast's most outstanding and historically significant buildings. There are beautiful gardens and an adjoining country park.  Don't miss the splendid views of Belfast Lough and sight of the city below you.

Cave Hill has become ingrained into Belfast's social history and culture, and into the very lives of its people. Indeed the Hill is one of the most celebrated landmarks of the city along with ‘Mac Art’s Fort’, a rock where United Irishmen planned the rebellion of 1795.

See the political wall murals, which are a unique cultural experience. Look out for the former Crumlin Road Court House and Crumlin Jail