Belfast: City Highlights Bike Tour

Seeing Belfast by bike covers far more ground than a walking tour, and this ride threads together the city's landmarks with a local guide who knows the stories behind them. You'll pedal a Dutch-style city bike past Belfast's murals, City Hall, St. George's Market, and into the Titanic Quarter, where the Titanic Slipways mark the spot the ship was built.

The route also takes you into the Cathedral Quarter, one of Belfast's most atmospheric pockets of the city, and past one of Ireland's oldest pubs. A stop at the Peace Wall is a highlight in itself — your guide explains the history of The Troubles and how the city has moved forward since, and you're invited to write your own message on the wall.

This bike tour is a practical way to get an overview of Belfast in a single outing, mixing physical activity with a grounded history lesson from someone who lives there.

You'll meet your local guide and get set up on a Dutch-style city bike before setting off through Belfast's streets. Early stops take in City Hall, St. George's Market, and Belfast's murals, giving context to the city's layout and character before heading toward the Titanic Quarter.

From there, the route continues into the Cathedral Quarter and past one of Ireland's oldest pubs, with your guide filling in the history along the way. The tour builds to the Peace Wall, where you'll stop to hear about The Troubles and leave your own written mark before cycling back through the city to finish.