• St Stephen’s Green - Discover St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin’s renowned public park, which perfectly combines natural beauty with historical importance.

Uncover the park’s intriguing history, from its beginnings as a private garden for the affluent to its transformation into a public space, thanks to the Guinness family, and its role in Dublin’s social and political history.

• Grafton Street - Visit Dublin’s iconic Grafton Street, the city’s top shopping destination, celebrated for its lively atmosphere, historic charm, and vibrant street performances. As you wander along this bustling pedestrian street, you’ll encounter a unique blend of high-end boutiques, local shops, and artisan stores, offering everything from luxury brands to Irish-made goods.

The street is also a hotspot for street performers, with talented musicians and artists adding a local flair to the experience. Past performers include Thin Lizzy, Sinead O’Connor, Ed Sheeran, Hozier, Coldplay, and U2.

• Molly Malone Statue - Uncover the story of Dublin’s cherished “Molly Malone” by visiting the famous statue located in the city center. This iconic bronze statue honors the legendary figure from the well-known Irish song, “Molly Malone,” who is said to have sold shellfish on Dublin’s streets in the 17th century.

The statue captures her in motion, her cart brimming with shellfish, symbolizing the hardworking, determined spirit of the Dublin people.

• Dublin Castle - With origins dating back to the 13th century, the castle has been central to Ireland’s history, from medieval times to today. As you explore its grand grounds and historic buildings, you’ll learn about its various roles, from being the seat of British rule to hosting Irish presidential inaugurations.

Visit the castle gardens, the site from which the city derives its name. Today, the gardens are a meticulously landscaped area offering a peaceful retreat in the heart of Dublin, blending nature and history in a stunning setting.

• Christ Church Cathedral - Established in 1030, the cathedral has been a place of worship for nearly a millennium and is one of Dublin’s most significant religious sites.

Please Note: If you wish to visit the interior of the cathedral, please contact us in advance.

Discover its role in Dublin’s religious life, as well as its connection to notable figures such as Strongbow, the Anglo-Norman lord, and the cathedral’s influence in Ireland’s early Christian and Viking heritage.

Please Note: If you wish to visit the interior of the cathedral, please contact us in advance.

• Temple Bar - Immerse yourself in the vibrant heart of Dublin by visiting Temple Bar, one of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods. Known for its lively atmosphere, cobblestone streets, and colorful buildings, Temple Bar is a must-visit for tourists.

Beyond the pubs, Temple Bar is celebrated for its thriving arts scene, with numerous galleries and cultural institutions showcasing local talent. From street performers to live music sessions, the neighborhood is brimming with energy and creativity, reflecting the true spirit of Dublin.

Capture a photo outside the famous Temple Bar pub!

• Trinity College Dublin - Explore the historic campus of Trinity College Dublin, established in 1592. As the home of Ireland’s most prestigious university, Trinity College offers a blend of architectural beauty and academic heritage, with alumni including Nobel Prize winners Samuel Beckett, George Bernard Shaw, and Ernest Walton.

Note: If you wish to see the library/Book of Kells, please notify us in advance so we can arrange tickets.

• Private Tour
• Hotel Pick Up
• Expert local Irish tour guide

• Admission fees if customers wishes to enter any additional paid sites.
• Gratuities
• Food and drinks

Explore the best of Dublin City with a guided tour of the Irish capital’s most renowned landmarks. Visit the historic Dublin Castle, a pivotal site in Irish history, and admire the iconic Molly Malone statue, a testament to Dublin’s rich cultural legacy. The tour includes a stop at Trinity College and a stroll through the picturesque St. Stephen’s Green. Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Temple Bar district and Grafton Street, where Dublin’s famous pubs and street performers enliven the city. From Oscar Wilde to James Joyce, Dublin is a city rich with literary legends, and their stories will be shared throughout the tour. No visit to Dublin would be complete without learning about Guinness – and perhaps even tasting one! Reserve your spot today for an unforgettable Dublin City tour, where history, culture, and the unique charm of Dublin await.

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