• City Hall - The tour concludes at this historic City Hall, where visitors will not only see the site but also hear about the history and revolutions that took place on its steps.
• James Joyce Statue - The tour begins next to the James Joyce Statue at the Dublin Portal. Participants will hear the story of James Joyce, his tales, and history. They will then be guided step by step through Dublin, uncovering its history.
• Jim Larkin Statue - This statue honors his pivotal role in the 1913 Dublin Lockout, where he championed the rights of unskilled workers to join unions.
• Μνημείο του Τζον Γκρέι - He was an Irish physician, journalist, and politician who significantly impacted Dublin’s history. The statue was erected in 1879, just a few years after his passing.
• The O’Connell Monument - His efforts in advocating for Ireland’s Catholic majority led to the Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829, a significant victory for religious freedom.
• The Palace Bar - The Palace Bar, a Victorian pub, has been a Dublin treasure since 1823. Over the years, it has become a cherished spot for writers, journalists, and intellectuals. In the 1940s and 1950s, it was the favorite haunt for staff from the Irish Times, including its editor, R.M. Smyllie.
• Irish Houses of Parliament - What historic events occurred here? Join the tour to find out.
• Trinity College Dublin - The tour will pause outside this historic university to share its story and the significance of the statue.
• Molly Malone Statue - Who was Molly? She has quite the story and statue. Join the tour to see it and learn more.
• College Green - Participants will stroll down College Green, see several sites along the way, and learn their stories. Look at you! You’ll be so knowledgeable.
• Temple Bar - Famous? Yes, it is, and you don’t want to miss it and its story. So come on, join the tour and let’s explore Dublin.
• Love Lane - Woohoo, Love Lane, why is it called Love Lane? What will you find here? You better join the tour to find out.
• Viking Longboat Statue - Vikings in Dublin? Yes, they have a long history here. Discover more on the tour, or don’t, and forever regret missing out.
• Four Courts - What are the Four Courts? You’ll know all about it after the tour.
• The Brazen Head - Historic, and you might want to stop by here for a meal sometime.
• St. Audoen’s Church - As the oldest surviving medieval church in Dublin, the church’s very foundations may rest on an even older church, as evidenced by the “Lucky Stone,” a ninth-century grave-slab housed in its porch, believed to have been part of a previous parish dedicated to Saint Columcille, the patron saint of poets and scholars.
• Dublin - The tour will guide participants through the streets of Dublin step by step, sharing its history, pointing out its sites, and uncovering its stories.
• The Spire - What’s the story of The Spire? How did it get here? What was here before it? Learn all about it on the tour.

• Location Aware, GPS Navigated, Hands Free Experience.
• Go at your own pace. The tour never expires. Go anytime, it’s all outside.
• Smartphone Guided Walking Tour on our walking tour app in Dublin.

• No Food, drink, admission or human guide, this is all on our walking tour app and outside

Welcome to the Historic Dublin Tour, an experience that transcends a simple walk. It is a journey back in time, immersing you in the heart of this remarkable city. Each street we traverse and every building we encounter holds a fragment of a centuries-old story. As we explore together, you will learn about the legends that have shaped this city, meet the figures who have left their imprint on its history, and discover secrets hidden in plain view. You will experience the city through the perspectives of those who lived here long ago and those who reside here today. Enjoy the tour at your own pace. It is guided by your smartphone, utilizing GPS, and plays as you walk.

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