Belfast Cathedral, the Cathedral Church of St Anne Audio Guide Tour

With this tour, history buffs and cultural enthusiasts will unlock the stirring tales of Belfast, starting with a complementary ticket to Titanic Belfast included for a deep dive into the ship's poignant past at the exact place where it was built. This walkable journey then reveals Belfast's maritime heritage at the SS Nomadic, followed by the city's contemporary heartbeat through venues like the SSE Arena and the MAC. Starting at the Titanic's birthplace and concluding at the landmark Peace Wall Belfast, participants will traverse from the shipyard's history to a symbol of the city's steps towards reconciliation. Along the way, the narratives and architecture of St Anne's Cathedral and St Peter's Cathedral offer a dual look into Belfast's religious heritage. They'll encounter Clifton House's echoes of the city's social past, the murals of the Solidarity Wall cast reflections on global and local struggles, and the Irish Republican History Museum deepens the understanding of The Troubles. Landmarks like Bobby Sands Mural and Clonard Monastery ensure the journey is laden with powerful imagery and stories that still resonate today. Note! While the tour includes entrance to Titanic Belfast, please note that it does not provide an audio tour inside the Titanic Belfast.

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Take this in-app audio tour of the Belfast City Cemetry to learn the story of women who played important roles in the history of Belfast. You will see the grave of the woman who fully devoted her life to saving the people of Belfast. Dr. Elizabeth Gould Bell was the first woman to graduate and practice medicine in Ulster and in Belfast. Continue to the Belfast Blitz Memorial Stone, dedicated to those who were killed in the air raids of the Belfast Blitz in 1941, and learn about the greatest losses of life in any raid outside London during the Blitz. Back then, people used to live in severe conditions which were especially hard for children. You will hear the sad story of the McCutcheon family whose ten children died from diseases such as pneumonia, diphtheria, convulsions, and congested lungs. Visit the place where an innocent victim of a petrol bombing in the Northern Irish conflict of 1966 was buried. Matilda Gould was the first person injured and the first woman to die as a result of this conflict. Then, you will discover the burial of an outstanding female artist, Anne Marjorie Robinson, who exhibited in London, including the Royal Academy. You will be amazed to know what kind of portrait she made for the royal family. Finish the tour at the grave of Clara Copley, an incredibly strong woman in a man's world.

This self-guided audio walking tour explores the lives of remarkable women linked to Belfast’s Falls area. It will interest travelers curious about social history, women’s rights, education, medicine, community activism, and the hidden stories behind ordinary streets. The route begins near the story of Dr. Elizabeth Gould Bell and leads through a compact section of west Belfast, linking plaques, former institutions, local businesses, and Belfast City Cemetery. Along the way, you will meet figures such as Caroline Boas, Rose Dilworth, Matilda Gould, Margaret Byers, and other women whose work touched healthcare, reform, art, and public life. The walk also pauses at places like the Ulster Female Penitentiary and Maureen’s Florist, showing how memory survives in both historic and everyday settings. The tour finishes at Clara Copley, close to where several final stops gather near the lower Falls. By the end, travelers will have traced a powerful route from reformers and doctors to teachers and community voices, with memorable moments including the atmosphere of Belfast City Cemetery, the discovery of overlooked pioneers, and the feeling of seeing a familiar cityscape transformed by women’s stories.