We will introduce you to the history, people and culture of Belfast in its most iconic building: the Prefecture.

The district of Linen is the area that transformed Belfast: this city has gone from a small Villa to a large industrial capital, thanks to the efforts of women who sustained their families working in these factories.

The Grand Opera House has been one of the most important points for Belfast’s culture. This building was a meeting point for the city's high classes, served as a Variety Hall and even hosted performances by Charles Chaplin.

The Europa Hotel is probably the most important building in Belfast. It was, at its time, the most bombed hotel in history. Here we will talk about the paramilitary groups, the Belfast of the conflict and how their citizens managed to find the light after 30 years of darkness.

The Crown Liquor Saloon is a pub that was born from the history of a marital dispute. The husband was a Republican Catholic, while the wife was Protestant and very devout to Queen Victoria. She wanted a pub in his honor and he didn't. And what happened next?

Ulster Hall is one of Belfast’s most iconic cultural spaces. It has received concerts from groups such as Led Zeppelin, political rallies that changed the history of Ireland and continues to be the place where many local bands perform for the first time.

Here we will talk about the fundamental role of the Titanic and its brother ships in Belfast. The pride of the workers remained in a tragic silence after the fatal outcome of the ship's journey.

In the middle of an ancient completely desolate area of Belfast, now the heart of the city, stands the Spirit of Belfast : a sculpture of contemporary art that the locals have nicknamed “lily arms”

We will walk through some of the hidden and serpentant alleys of the city.

This is the most vibrant bar and restaurant area in the city. Let yourself be enchanted by your colors and your life.

This is our small version of Big Ben. But... What are you doing here?

We end our visit to the port and the city with the most curious monument of Belfast: the Big Fish. Made with tiles telling the history of the city, it is the ideal endpoint as it is 10 - 15 minutes from any of the places of Belfast that we recommend you visit on your own.