📜 Series of separation barriers in Belfast, Northern Ireland, dividing nationalist and unionist neighborhoods. Built initially in 1969, these barriers, some up to 25 feet (8 meters) high, have become longer, wider, and more numerous over the years, stretching over 34 kilometers.
✨ Gain unique insights into Belfast's history and reconciliation efforts.
🚶♀️ Explore a significant historical landmark and learn about The Troubles and peace efforts.
🎨 See famous murals and graffiti, including the Bobby Sands mural, and have the opportunity to sign the famous wall.
🚌 Easily accessible via black cab or hop-on-hop-off tours.
🚧 Located in working-class suburbs, some distance from the city center.
⚠️ The area has a dark history of sectarian violence.
⚠️ Gates close nightly around 6:30 PM.
🚕 Visit via black cab or sightseeing bus tours for historical context.
🕒 Daily, gates close at 6:30 PM.
🚫 Parking not advised due to the area being a peaceline.
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