Be guided through various key locations, each telling an essential part of the city's political history and its influence on Belfast’s future. This tour offers an engaging experience where you'll connect with the challenges faced by the local communities from across the political divide.

First, your driver will pick you up in a comfortable taxi equipped with Wi-Fi. Settle in before visiting this historic courthouse, known for its significant role in Northern Ireland's judicial history. Its architecture and the trials it has seen provide a glimpse into Belfast's complex legal past.

Next, we will see the Victorian-era prison “Crumlin Road Gaol”, a key historical site from the outside, where you can learn about its notorious history from its time as a working prison until 1996 and uncover the tales of those who were incarcerated.

Then you’ll see the heartland of the protestant community, the Lower Shankill Road. Known for its role in the city's social and political narrative, particularly during times of conflict, the Lower Shankill Road offers profound insights into the complex tapestry that defines Belfast's past and present.

Next, discover the Peace Wall, a symbol of hope where visitors from around the world have left messages of peace and solidarity. Contribute your message to the wall, and see the famous barriers that separate Belfast's religious and political communities.

Then, take a 5-minute break and enjoy traditional Irish refreshments: a cuppa tea or coffee and a snack. This will give you a taste of local flavours and a moment to reflect on the tour's insights before continuing to Bombay Street.

Here, you’ll visit this significant street known for its historical importance during the Conflict. This street symbolises the enduring spirit and resilience of the local community, having witnessed and withstood some of the most challenging times in Belfast's history.

Finally, view the mural dedicated to Bobby Sands, a key figure in Northern Ireland’s history. Sands' storey is essential for understanding the region's political struggle. Make a quick stop at what is known locally as the International Peace Wall, where you will see a variety of Murals, some of which represent other conflicts around the world, some of which are seen as very similar to our past strife.