Belfast City Hall

Introduction to Belfast:

Beginning from Queen’s University, this tour tells the story of Belfast as it developed around High Street.  The story begins in 1611 when James I chartered the settlement and includes visits to such landmarks as Belfast City Hal, St George’s Church, the Albert Memorial Clock, St. Anne Cathedral, Grand Opera House, Crown Liquor Saloon, Ulster Hall and many more!

Belfast Political Tour

Hosted by a former political prisoner from the Republican community, we travel through a main arterial route in west Belfast, visiting many sites that are relevant to the most recent phase of British/Irish conflict.  As the tour is delivered by primary sources, it is very much a living history.  At the end of the tour we invite you to engage in a complimentary glass of Guinness at a nearby pub.

Belfast City Centre

No visit to Belfast would be complete without a trip around it’s famous and historic pubs.  The hospitality of Belfast city and its people is legendary and there’s no better way to enjoy the ‘craic’ and the banter with the locals than over a few drinks.  The pub tour features six pubs and we will stop in a couple for a drink.

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If you have already registered from the conference but are interested in signing up for the tours, please contact the conference secretariat at support@ondiversity.com .  If you have not yet registered for the conference but plan to, you will be able to add any tours during the initial registration process.