A fun, guided bike ride along East Belfast’s riverside paths and greenways to where the Titanic was built. Travel in the footsteps of the people who built this incredible ship while learning about their lives and the living history of our unique city.

Join Steven Patterson, East Belfast native and Northern Ireland's leading expert on the greenways and cycle paths that wind their way through East Belfast on this relaxing bike tour.

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This relaxed-paced cycle tour first explores Titanic Quarter, cycling along the riverside paths where the Titanic was built and the massive Thompson Dry Dock, where the ship was kitted out.

 We get to see the wonderful restored ships, SS Nomadic and HMS Caroline, as well as learning about the incredible regeneration of this district and the city's plans for the future.  

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Moving into East Belfast, we stop for a selfie at the giant yellow shipyard cranes and then join the traffic-free Connswater and Comber Greenways. Transport yourself to Narnia with a tour of the C.S. Lewis Square Sculpture Trail, where we enjoy a hot drink and some famous local Belfast snacks. 

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Just a few minutes away, we come to the magnificently restored Templemore Baths, the only remaining Victorian Baths in Ireland. Here, in the Heritage Museum you will learn about the lives of the shipyard workers from over 100 years ago. 

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The tour finishes at the Titanic Hotel visiting the stunning drawing offices where the Titanic was designed. This tour is perfect for anyone tracing their East Belfast heritage or wanting to get up close and personal with the story of the Titanic. The relaxed pace means there’s plenty of time for questions, chat and plenty of photos along the way.