THE FAMOUS ENTRIES OF BELFAST

Used for trading in the early days when belfast was not yet a city, the entries are narrow lanes and alleys leading in all directions, each one has a ghostly tale to tell, they provide a great background for our tales of old. From the great fire of Belfast castle to the hunt for perhaps the most infamous serial killer of them all... "Jack the Ripper"... What is the Belfast connection?

HAUNTED TAVERNS

Hidden among its dark alleyways and entries lies some of the citys oldest and most haunted taverns, some dating back to the 16th century. Hear of a ghostly waiter that still works away in death as he did in life, strange encounters and a possible chance to capture a ghostly apparition.

HIDDEN CHURCHES

Along the way you will encounter the oldest churches in Belfast, here you will hear tales of legend and history that will almost certainly run a cold chill down your spine.

THE ALBERT CLOCK

Built in 1865, the Albert clock is belfasts very own leaning tower, described as a mini big ben its colourful history still provides entertainment.

THE CATHEDRAL QUARTER

Soak up the atmosphere of its cobblestone streets and hear the ghastly tales of disease, murder and body snatching.

THE FOUR CORNERS

Known as the four corners this marks the oldest parts of belfast, it was here all the milestones from the city were measured and it is hear you will see how a famous Lord escaped death all thanks to a ghostly apparition.