After meeting at City Hall this walking tour will be an introduction to what else to see and do while in Belfast some of which is free when opened. You'll hear of great places to wine and dine in the cities best gastro bars and resturants and hearing a description of where Belfast came from and get a background of how the period known as the troubles are a part of the birth of Belfast. You'll hear of its past history, its present innovation and future redevelopment . And then we set off to discover some of the places and people you've just learnt about in the introduction to the tour. Passing the Titanic Memoral Garden as we strowl into the Linen quarter to reach our next stop.

It's hear you'll hear of the development of the Memorial garden to the Ill-fated HMS Titanic.

And having discovered how the linen industry developed the town of Belfast. We'll discover some of the Belfast buildings (like this remarkable church) along the way that make the city such a beautiful and unique space. As we enter the Markets area.

Pass St. Georges market hearing of its history. Passby the courts area hearing how the markets area has developed

Well passby this iconic sculpture as we strowl on towards the Entries

We'll enter the little narrow streets, where Belfast was Born. And hear of the rebellious locals like The United Irishmen, and view lots of Street Art that tells the history from it's birth. And where now locals and visitors mingle in their many Gastro Bars, and Resturants.

Leaving the River Lagan behind us now. We reach Vicotria Sq, to hear of its past present and future. And pass by towards the Spirit of Belfast.

As we reach the Beacon of Hope Sculpture. Hear of its meaning and discover whats further down the lagan river like the Big Fish and Gateway to the Titanic Quarter.

Now known as the International Conference Centre Belfast (ICC Belfast) we see and hear of the development of this area.

As we pass the Big Fish, you'll hear of it's history written on its scales.. And strowl on towards the Cathedral Quarter. Viewing the Titanic quarter. Just a 15 minute walk on the other side of the river.

And it's in the Cathedral Quarter we'll view more of the International and Local Street Art. Hear of how Belfast and it's people are coming together in Peace and Reconciliation

As we walk around the Cathedral you'll hear of it's construction and hear of development now happening in this area.

And it's here we will finish your introduction to Belfast in St. Annes Square. A Square discribed as the Belfast answer to a European Plaza with its many Restaurants and Apartments above.