Discover the fascinating story of the world’s most famous ship while exploring the vibrant capital of Northern Ireland on this private Titanic Museum Belfast City Day Tour. Combining the award-winning Titanic Belfast experience with a guided tour of Belfast City, this full-day journey offers the perfect mix of history, culture and modern Ireland.
Leaving Dublin behind, you’ll travel north to Belfast, a city transformed by its industrial heritage, political history and thriving cultural scene. Begin your visit at Titanic Belfast, an immersive visitor attraction built on the very slipways where RMS Titanic was designed, built and launched in 1911.
After exploring the museum, continue with a guided tour of Belfast’s historic streets, impressive public buildings and famous landmarks, learning about the city’s shipbuilding legacy, industrial success and more recent history.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, families and first-time visitors to Northern Ireland, this private tour offers an unforgettable insight into one of Ireland’s most fascinating cities.
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Customers
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1 Person
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€802.00
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2 Persons
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€844.00
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3 Persons
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€886.00
Per Tour
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4 Persons
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€928.00
Per Tour
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5 Persons
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€980.00
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6 Persons
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€1,032.00
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7 Persons
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€1,074.00
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Relax on the short drive back to Dublin following a day of coastal scenery, historic landmarks and charming seaside villages.
Please note that all timings are approximate and may vary depending on traffic, weather and the pace of the group.
Your private guide will collect you from your accommodation in Dublin before beginning the journey north to Belfast.
Relax as you travel through the Irish countryside towards Northern Ireland, with a comfort stop available along the route if required.
Arrive in Belfast and begin your visit in the historic Titanic Quarter, one of the city’s most important waterfront regeneration projects.
Your guide will introduce Belfast’s industrial heritage and explain why it became one of the world’s leading shipbuilding centres.
Explore the world-famous Titanic Belfast experience, located beside the original Harland & Wolff shipyard where Titanic was built.
Across multiple interactive galleries, discover the story of the ship’s construction, launch, maiden voyage and lasting legacy through immersive exhibitions, original artefacts and multimedia displays.
Allow plenty of time to enjoy the museum at your own pace.
Enjoy lunch at one of the cafés or restaurants within the Titanic Quarter or Belfast city centre.
Please note that food and drinks are not included in the tour price.
Continue with a guided tour through Belfast City.
Drive and walk through some of the city’s best-known districts while learning about Belfast’s rich industrial past, Victorian architecture and remarkable transformation into one of Europe’s most exciting cities.
Stop outside the magnificent Belfast City Hall, one of Northern Ireland’s finest civic buildings.
Admire its impressive architecture while your guide explains its significance in Belfast’s history and development.
Explore Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, known for its historic streets, lively atmosphere, street art, independent cafés and cultural venues.
This vibrant neighbourhood offers a glimpse into modern Belfast while retaining much of its historic character.
Enjoy some free time to browse Belfast’s shops, relax with a coffee or simply soak up the atmosphere before beginning the return journey.
Depart Belfast in the late afternoon and relax on the drive back to Dublin.
Located on the site where RMS Titanic was built, Titanic Belfast is one of the world’s leading visitor attractions.
The award-winning museum tells the complete story of the famous liner, from Belfast’s booming shipbuilding industry to the ship’s construction, launch and tragic maiden voyage.
Interactive galleries and immersive exhibitions create one of Ireland’s most memorable visitor experiences.
Belfast has evolved into one of Ireland’s most dynamic cities while proudly preserving its industrial heritage.
Today, visitors can experience elegant Victorian architecture, thriving cultural districts, excellent restaurants and fascinating history throughout the city centre.
The revitalised Titanic Quarter has become one of Belfast’s most exciting waterfront districts.
Built around the historic Harland & Wolff shipyard, the area celebrates Belfast’s maritime heritage while showcasing the city’s modern development.
Travelling privately allows you to enjoy both Titanic Belfast and the city itself without the restrictions of a large coach tour.
Your guide will manage the day’s schedule while sharing local stories and historical insights throughout your visit, creating a relaxed and personalised experience.
