Discover Belfast's Troubled History with Our

Falls Road Political Mural Tour

Experience the heart of Belfast's turbulent past with our Falls Road Political Mural Tour. During the period known as ‘The Troubles,’ bombings, shootings, and murder became part of everyday life, impacting everyone in the city. This tour tells the stories of those who died and those who survived, offering a unique and personal perspective you won’t find in history books.

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Led by Local Guides with Personal Stories

Our tours are led by local guides who lived through this dark period. They will share their personal stories of the conflict, giving you an authentic and emotional insight into the events that shaped Belfast.

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Explore Iconic Murals and Historical Locations

Walk along the famous Falls Road and see the world-renowned murals that depict the social, political, and cultural history of Belfast. Known as the largest outdoor art gallery in the world, these murals tell powerful stories that you can explore up close. This tour will end at the Irish Republican Museum where you are free to spend a much time as you wish. Walk along the most famous section of the Peace Walls at Lanark Way, Towering 45 ft (14m) that divides the Nationalist and Unionist communities 

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A Divided City with a Powerful History

Modern-day Belfast remains a divided city, with 26 kilometers of physical walls separating two religious communities. For over thirty years, The Troubles had a profound impact on the city and its residents. Our tour offers a rare opportunity to understand the deep and lasting effects of this period.

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What to Expect

• Personal Insights: Hear firsthand accounts from our guides about how the conflict affected their families and community.

• Historical Context: Gain a deeper understanding of the events and significance of the murals.

• Photographic Opportunities: Capture the vibrant and poignant murals that tell the story of Belfast’s past.

• ​A visit to the Irish Republican History Museum at the end of the tour admission included.

• Take a walk alongside the  45ft (14m) high Peace Wall

• Visit one of the gates that are still closed every night 26+ years after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement.

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Important Information

The recent period known as 'The Troubles' remains a sensitive topic for many. Our tour aims to provide guests with a genuine insight into what life was like during this time of conflict. Please note that any statements and opinions expressed by the guides are strictly their own. Belfast Free Walking Tour does not endorse any political views, the use of violence, or the promotion of any political agenda. Our guides are contracted to share their personal stories of The Troubles.

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Book your tour today and uncover the real story behind Belfast’s troubled history.