This tour is given by black Two taxis drivers, one from each community, the guests will change taxis at the halfway point. The only tour of Belfast conducted by ex-combatants who were personally involved in the troubles.

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Discover a side of Belfast you won't find in the Tourist books, We invite you to travel the streets of the city in one of the famous Belfast taxis. We visit both sides of the Peace Line with the men and women who have served time in the prisons of Northern Ireland for standing up for their beliefs. Ex-combatants who are either ex-prisoners or ex-soldiers from both sides will share their own personal stories and the effects on their communities and explain the murals that tell the local history and culture of the area.

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Unknown to most, modern-day Belfast remains a divided city. 40 kilometres of a physical wall, up to ten meters high in some locations separate two religious communities living side by side. For more than 30 years, the controversial time known as "The Troubles" has had a powerful impact on the city and its residents. Very few people, if any, were unaffected by the violence that plagued the area and everyone has a story to tell.​

We invite you to hear first-hand accounts from both sides of this conflicted region. This is a unique opportunity for you to discover the real story you won't get from history books, shared by people who were intimately involved in this turbulent period of modern history. Explore- up close the world-famous murals of the city that earns its reputation as the largest outdoor art gallery in the world and understand the stories behind them.

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Upon arrival, you will be met by a Republican ex-political prisoner who will take you on a guided tour along the Falls Road and share their personal story on this 2+ hour tour. Photograph the local murals and witness visible signs of his community's desire to be part of an Irish Republic. We pass through the electronically-controlled gates leading to the predominately protestant area of The Shankill Road. We meet with a Loyalist ex-political prisoner or local ex-soldier who will accompany you through the streets of the Shankill while sharing their personal story. You will witness the determination of the locals who wish to remain part of the United Kingdom. You will have the opportunity to sign the Peace Wall, leaving your thoughts alongside those of Bill Clinton and The Dalai Lama.