About
*NEW TOUR FOR 2026*
Tour Guide: Alison Armstrong
Tour departs on foot from Bangor Abbey, Bangor
Sea Bangor Weekend! Stay a while and enjoy this annual maritime seafront festival
From early monastic beginnings to life as a busy harbour and seaside town, Bangor’s streets, buildings, and shoreline tell the story of the people who lived, worked, and sailed to and from here. This unique walking tour brings heritage to life through historic spaces shaped by the sea, revealing how generations of individuals have left their mark on the city. Along the way, enjoy an immersive musical experience, creating a memorable connection between landscape, history, and living culture.
Live music included during the tour by the UKE - A - LADIES!
Make a day of it in the City of Bangor.
Things to note
Carers go free.
No other concessions.
Under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult and also purchase a full price ticket.
Please dress for warmth and comfort as dictated by the weather.
Tour covers uneven ground. Please wear appropriate footwear.
The tour is approximately one hours walk around the city centre, with regular stops which would require a low level of fitness.
Tickets close 24 hrs before.
Accessibility
Tour covers uneven ground and some inclines, please wear suitable footwear and dress for the weather. This tour may not be suitable for wheelchair users / those with mobility issues - please contact the Visitor Information Centre team for more information.
Carers
Where practicable ANDBC will aim to accommodate carers and be as inclusive as possible. With such a diverse range of activities, operated by a number of providers, it is necessary for this to be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Please contact Bangor Visitor Information Centre on 028 9127 0069, and they will be able to address your enquiry.
Getting there
By car: From Belfast follow A2 to Bangor City Centre. Bangor Abbey is located near the main junction of Abbey Street, Brunswick Road and Newtownards Road. Parking available in Abbey Street car park near the church, BT20 4JF.
For local parking see: Car parking
By public transport: Train or bus to Bangor Station, located in the city centre. From the main station entrance, turn right heading up Abbey Street towards the traffic junction with the Newtownards Road, and walk approximately 15-10 minutes until arriving at Bangor Abbey.
See Translink for timetables.
Accessibility
Tour covers uneven ground and some inclines, please wear suitable shoes.
This experience may not be suitable for wheelchair users / those with mobility issues - Please contact the Visitor Information Centre team for more information.
Carers
Where practicable ANDBC will aim to accommodate carers and be as inclusive as possible. Due to the variety and nature of the programme this requires assessment on a case-by-case basis. If you require further information in relation to this, please call Bangor Visitor Information Centre on 028 9127 0069, and they will be able to address your enquiry.
Terms and conditions
Terms and conditions apply
>> Tickets on sale soon <<
Online booking fees apply. Avoid the booking fee and buy direct through our Visitor Information Centres.
All details subject to change.
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Ticket | £7.00 per ticket |
Tickets on sale soon!
Online booking fees apply. Avoid the booking fee and buy direct through our Visitor Information Centres, by phone or in person.
