Film        Street Art          Music          Art         Poetry        Sculpture            Theatre         Literature
 

Get to see more of Belfast and find out about its talented creative people!
 

Hop on board this half-day bus tour developed by Creative Tours Belfast for a fun exploration of the best of Belfast’s vibrant arts and cultural scene! Journey across the city  - north, south, east and west – with your entertaining and knowledgeable guide.  Become acquainted with a plethora of talented and creative people connected with the streets and different districts of the city that you’ll pass through.

 

Discover many of the city’s arts centres, theatres, art galleries and music venues, see cool street artwork and public sculptures and listen to music and stories as we go.

 

See and hear about many great visual artists, writers, actors, directors and musicians who were born or spent time in different parts of Belfast:

• Successful visual artists  - for example, The Array Collective, Colin Davidson and Rita Duffy

• Award-winning novelists, playwrights/scriptwriters and poets  - including  Anna Burns, Seamus Heaney, C S Lewis, Marie Jones, Lisa McKee, and Owen McCafferty

• Famous film directors and actors - including Kenneth Brannagh, Liam Neeson, Jamie Dornan, Tara Lynne O’Neill and Frances Tomelty

• Musicians of our UNESCO City of Music from Van Morrison, James Galway and Ruby Murray to today’s rising stars!

 

The tour starts from the Cathedral Quarter and stop for four or five  short visits in each of north, south, east and west Belfast, giving you a chance to see what’s on and  explore our great arts centres or music venues.  W. There’ll be additional opportunities for photos along the way.  

 

Available for private bookings, for any group from 4 to 33, we can arrange stops to meet your interests, and also arrange for a private performance and/or refreshments to be included. The tour is usually for 4 hours.

 

Email to enquire: CreativeToursBelfast@gmail.com
 

This tour has received part funding from Belfast City Council under its Neighbourhood Tourism Investment Programme