Belfast Saints and Sinners
Walking and Taxi Tours
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On this tour, we’ll visit some of the city’s most historic religious sites from both sides of the community exploring their architecture, traditions, and the remarkable stories of those laid to rest there.
As we stroll along the streets of Belfast we’ll explore the legacy of the Titanic, the rise of the linen industry, powerful murals, and the remarkable transformation that has made Belfast one of the most vibrant cities in Europe today.
Planning your next adventure? Book a tour with our guide, Eugene for an unforgettable journey tailored just for you. Let us help you discover Belfast’s hidden gems and create memories that will last a lifetime.
All tours start at 2pm each day.
PRICES:
Walking tours: £20 per head
Taxi Tours: Within Belfast: two people £80; three People £90; four people £100.
Giant’s Causeway: £300
On this walking tour, we’ll explore some of Belfast’s most historic taverns, places where locals have gathered for centuries to share stories, music, and a drink or two.
Welcome to the Historic Entries of Belfast Walking Tour, where we step off the main streets and into the hidden passageways that reveal the city’s oldest stories. Known locally as “entries,” these narrow alleyways once formed the bustling heart of Belfast’s early commercial life, packed with taverns, merchants, workshops, and colourful characters.
On these taxi tours, we’ll travel through the streets of Belfast and beyond. From the political murals along the Falls and Shankill Roads to the historic heart of the city or the stunning scenery of the North coast; every stop has a story to tell.
The tours available are:
It’s 1776! Taste the food, sample the drink and walk the cobbled entries of the era around the historic Peggy Barclay’s Tavern.
Who we are
Eugene is the main tour guide and he is a retired Geography teacher with thirty-nine years of experience in the classroom. Over that time, he developed a deep understanding of place, people, and landscape—something he now brings into every tour he leads. He also holds an OCN Level 3 qualification in Tour Guiding, ensuring visitors are in safe and knowledgeable hands.
Background
Eugene was born in Belfast, but during the Troubles, his family left the city in 1972. His interest in geography and history remained with him, leading to a long and rewarding teaching career where he had the privilege of working with generations of students. Along the way, he developed a love of storytelling and sharing knowledge, which eventually led him into tour guiding.
Why He Loves Being a Belfast Walking Tour Guide
What Eugene enjoys most about being a walking tour guide is the opportunity to meet people from all over the world and share the story of Belfast with them. It is a city with a rich and complex past, and he takes great pride in helping visitors understand it while also showcasing its energy and character today. Seeing people leave with a better understanding—and a genuine feel for the place—is hugely rewarding, and in many ways, it mirrors his years in teaching.