• Dublin Castle - Immerse yourself in the heart of Irish history with a guided exterior tour of Dublin Castle. From its 13th-century Viking roots to the initial shots of the 1916 Easter Rising, delve into 700 years of power, intrigue, and rebellion. Stroll through the Upper and Lower State Yards with a knowledgeable guide and visit the historic site where the first Vikings arrived in 795 AD. Note that entry to the state apartments is not included. Enjoy a fully guided 10-minute exterior visit of the Castle and the Gardens.
• City Hall - Delight in a guided 10-minute exterior visit of Dublin City Hall, a stunning example of 18th-century Georgian architecture and a silent witness to the 1916 Easter Rising. Once the Royal Exchange, this Dame Street landmark evolved from a hub of commerce to a site of revolutionary occupation. Marvel at the breathtaking Rotunda and uncover the secrets of Dublin’s municipal heart with an expert guide.
• College Green - Discover the story of the Irish Parliament, limited self-rule, and the Act of Union. Continue your exploration through Dublin’s vibrant heart, College Green—once the seat of Parliament and still home to Trinity College.
• Trinity College Dublin - Gain insights into the Protestant Ascendancy, education, class, and cultural identity. Pause at Trinity College to listen to your guide share tales of its significance and rich history.
• O’Connell Bridge - Uncover the architectural wonder of O’Connell Bridge, the only bridge in Europe that is nearly as wide as it is long. Initially constructed in 1791 as the narrow, humped “Carlisle Bridge,” it was transformed into the grand thoroughfare seen today to honor the “Liberator,” Daniel O’Connell. Explore its intricate keystones and hear the stories of the city it connects.
• Ha’penny Bridge - Step onto Ireland’s most iconic bridge: the Ha’penny Bridge. Built in 1816, this elegant cast-iron pedestrian crossing was the first of its kind in the country. Learn about the “halfpenny toll” that gave the bridge its nickname, admire its historic Shropshire ironwork, and capture the perfect photo as you cross between the historic Northside and the lively streets of Temple Bar.
• Moore Street - Walk the “Street of the Last Stand” and discover the site of the final surrender of the 1916 Easter Rising. Follow the dramatic escape route from the burning GPO to Moore Street, where rebels tunneled through terraced houses in a desperate bid for survival. Experience the poignant location where Irish leaders finally laid down their arms, concluding a week that changed history.
• O’Connell Street Upper - Stand at the heart of the 1916 Easter Rising: O’Connell Street. Explore the iconic General Post Office (GPO), the rebel headquarters where the Proclamation of the Irish Republic was first read. Observe the bullet holes still visible in the stone and relive the dramatic week that turned this grand thoroughfare into a frontline battlefield.
• GPO Museum - Dive into the epicenter of Irish history with a visit to the General Post Office (GPO) on Dublin’s iconic O’Connell Street. This is more than just a photo opportunity—it’s a journey into the heart of the 1916 Easter Rising. Whether you are a history enthusiast or a first-time visitor to Dublin, this experience offers a profound insight into the events that shaped modern Ireland. After the guided introduction, step inside with your included timed-entry tickets. This award-winning, immersive museum allows you to explore the narrative at your own pace.

• Immersive GPO Witness History Museum experience
• Expert storytelling connecting history, politics, and place
• Dublin under British rule and revolutionary resistance
• The role of civilians during Easter Week
• City Hall & its civic role in revolutionary Dublin
• O’Connell St as the epicenter of the rebellion
• The causes and consequences of the 1916 Rising
• Key leaders: Pearse, Connolly & Plunkett

• Transportation / Guide Gratuities

Join an expert-led journey through the heart of Dublin, following the path of the rebellion as it unfolded. Relive a pivotal moment in Irish history—the 1916 Easter Rising—right on the streets where it took place. This guided walking tour follows the rebellion in chronological order, offering a compelling and clear insight into Ireland’s struggle for independence.

As the group navigates central Dublin, the knowledgeable guide will explain the political and cultural tensions that sparked the insurrection. Participants will visit Dublin City Hall, delving into its role as a civic center and discovering how local politics intertwined with revolutionary events. Along the way, learn about the strategic positions seized by the Irish Volunteers and Citizen Army, and how British forces reacted as the conflict escalated.

The tour concludes at the General Post Office (GPO) on O’Connell Street, the Rising’s headquarters and an enduring symbol of Irish resistance worldwide.

• Please wear comfortable shoes as this tour involves a fair amount of walking, including over uneven surfaces, cobblestones, hills, inclines, declines and stairs.
• Participants should be in good health - consult first with your doctor if you have any medical condition or are not used to regular exercise.
• Wheelchairs, motorised scooters or any other device to assist mobility are not recommended, as we cannot guarantee: that all footpaths/sidewalks/curbs will have suitable ramps.
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately.
• Anybody under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by somebody aged 18 years or older.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.