Black Belfast: Cathedral Quarter - horror & true crime walking tour
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TAKE A WALK ON THE DARK SIDE!
Join dark historian Andrew Johnston of Alternative Ulstours on a devilishly informative and shockingly entertaining walking tour of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter.
Dare you uncover the sinister secrets of Black Belfast?
• The forgotten bones beneath Belfast city centre
• Illegal experimental surgery in early Belfast
• A bioterrorism scare on Tomb Street
• Sailortown's soul that cannot rest
• The ghost of the Belfast Harbour Office
• 'Spirits' uncorked at Direct Wine Shipments
• George and Nora: a love-and-death story
• A harrowing outrage on Little York Street
• Bloody murder in a Belfast slum brothel
• Body snatching in Belfast - a ghoulish business!
• Serial killer William Burke's connections to Belfast
• A Jack the Ripper suspect on Royal Avenue
• 'Jack the Ripper's' letter 'from Hell' to Belfast
Please note:
• The walking tour starts outside the Parish Church of St George on High Street in the Cathedral Quarter in Belfast city centre, where your guide will be waiting for you
• Please arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled start time
• The tour will last three hours and cover around two miles on mainly flat, even ground
• The route is fully accessible, but please inform us in advance of any mobility issues
• The tour ends at the Telegraph Building on Royal Avenue in the Cathedral Quarter in Belfast city centre
• The tour will go ahead in all weathers, so please dress accordingly and stay hydrated
• There are public toilets near the start and end points, and we can make a toilet stop approximately halfway through the tour if required
• There will also be an optional refreshment stop approximately halfway through the tour (refreshments at own cost)
• Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the tour
• Your guide is a Level 4 'blue badge' tour guide and Visit Belfast industry partner
• The tour is fully insured through Tour Guides NI
Very important:
• The tour is open to all ages, but parental guidance is advised due to the graphic nature of some content. You have been warned!
Join dark historian Andrew Johnston of Alternative Ulstours on a devilishly informative and shockingly entertaining walking tour of Belfast's Cathedral Quarter.
Dare you uncover the sinister secrets of Black Belfast?
• The forgotten bones beneath Belfast city centre
• Illegal experimental surgery in early Belfast
• A bioterrorism scare on Tomb Street
• Sailortown's soul that cannot rest
• The ghost of the Belfast Harbour Office
• 'Spirits' uncorked at Direct Wine Shipments
• George and Nora: a love-and-death story
• A harrowing outrage on Little York Street
• Bloody murder in a Belfast slum brothel
• Body snatching in Belfast - a ghoulish business!
• Serial killer William Burke's connections to Belfast
• A Jack the Ripper suspect on Royal Avenue
• 'Jack the Ripper's' letter 'from Hell' to Belfast
Please note:
• The walking tour starts outside the Parish Church of St George on High Street in the Cathedral Quarter in Belfast city centre, where your guide will be waiting for you
• Please arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled start time
• The tour will last three hours and cover around two miles on mainly flat, even ground
• The route is fully accessible, but please inform us in advance of any mobility issues
• The tour ends at the Telegraph Building on Royal Avenue in the Cathedral Quarter in Belfast city centre
• The tour will go ahead in all weathers, so please dress accordingly and stay hydrated
• There are public toilets near the start and end points, and we can make a toilet stop approximately halfway through the tour if required
• There will also be an optional refreshment stop approximately halfway through the tour (refreshments at own cost)
• Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the tour
• Your guide is a Level 4 'blue badge' tour guide and Visit Belfast industry partner
• The tour is fully insured through Tour Guides NI
Very important:
• The tour is open to all ages, but parental guidance is advised due to the graphic nature of some content. You have been warned!
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Where is it happening?
The Parish Church of St. George, Belfast, United Kingdom
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Host or PublisherAlternative Ulstours
