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Have a Little Faith!

Discover Belfast through the stories, traditions, and communities that shape our city.

Step beyond the familiar and explore Belfast from a new perspective on this unique guided heritage tour celebrating the city’s diverse faith and belief communities.

Travelling across Belfast, you’ll visit a series of significant places of worship and community spaces, where you’ll hear stories of migration, identity, tradition, and belonging. Along the way you’ll meet representatives from local faith communities, discover their contribution to Belfast’s cultural life, and explore how shared values connect us across different beliefs and backgrounds. The tour visits the Belfast Synagogue, Hindu Temple, the Sikh Gurdwara, the Mosque, Clonard Monastery and the St Johns Newtownbreda Presbyterian Church.

Accompanied by immersive creative content, community voices, and opportunities for reflection, the Belfast Faith Trail offers a welcoming space to learn, ask questions, and experience the rich diversity that makes Belfast the city it is today.

Whether you have a faith, follow a different belief, or none at all, this tour invites everyone to explore with curiosity, openness, and respect.

Tour highlights

Visit significant faith and community spaces across Belfast
Meet representatives from local faith communities
Explore stories of culture, heritage, and migration
Access exclusive digital content through QR codes
Discover the shared values that connect Belfast’s communities

Duration

There are two tours planned during Mela. 24th and 26th August from 1.00pm – 4.30pm. Approximately 3.5 hours

Starting Point

City Hall, Belfast. The tour will be by bus and you will be dropped back to City Hall at the end.

Suitable For

Adults and young people aged 16+ with an interest in Belfast’s history, culture, heritage, and communities.

Accessibility

Please contact the organisers in advance if you have any accessibility requirements. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Belfast Faith Trail is delivered under the Belfast Local Community Action Plan, supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body.