• Claddagh Records - A brief overview of Ireland.
  Claddagh Records: A must-visit for music enthusiasts.
  The renowned Irish Claddagh ring.
• Wall of Fame - Wall of Fame
  Honoring celebrated Irish musicians and bands:
  U2, Phil Lynott, Van Morrison, Sinéad O’Connor, The Cranberries
• The Temple Bar - The history of this renowned Dublin area.
  Temple Bar Pub founded in 1840
  Explore this famous cobblestoned district of Dublin.
• Ha’penny Bridge - Ha’penny Bridge
  Historical insights into this iconic bridge.
  Liffey River and Dublin’s socioeconomic context
• College Green - Bank of Ireland Former Irish Parliament
  College Green’s triangular plaza in central Dublin. Its northern side features the Bank of Ireland building, which served as Ireland’s Parliament House until 1800. To the east is the prestigious Trinity College Dublin. To the south are 19th-century architectural marvels.
• Trinity College Dublin - Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest college.
  Explore the Trinity College Campus.
  Historical and contemporary highlights.
• Molly Malone Statue - The life and folklore of Molly Malone, celebrated in a famous song by the Dubliners.
  St. Andrew’s Church.
• Grafton Street - Grafton Street is one of Europe’s busiest shopping avenues, home to the Brown Thomas store offering luxury brands. Street performers, musicians, and poets frequent Grafton Street daily.
  St. Stephen’s Green is located at the street’s end.
• St Stephen’s Green - Stroll through St. Stephen’s Green Park
  Dublin’s central park, home to natural wildlife including swans and ducks.
• Edward Delaney’s Famine Memorial - The Famine Memorial by Edward Delaney is a sculpture commemorating those who suffered and perished during the Irish Great Famine. It depicts emaciated figures symbolizing hunger and hardship.
• Theobald Wolfe Tone Statue - Wolfe Tone statue.
  Widely acknowledged as the father of Irish Republicanism.
  This statue stands in front of the renowned Shelbourne Hotel.
• Department Of The Taoiseach - The Department of the Taoiseach - the government department of the Taoiseach.
  Georgian district, buildings, architecture, and history.
• Leinster House - Leinster House was the former ducal residence in Dublin of the Duke of Leinster and has served as the parliament building of the Irish Free State since 1922.
• Monument to Oscar Wilde - Memorial Statue of the famous playwright Oscar Wilde and his 18th-century residence.
  Merrion Square Park, a stunning example of Georgian urban design in Dublin.

• Private guided tour (your group only)
• Experienced and licensed tour guide
• All age groups catered for, family friendly
• Local tips and tricks
• Photo opportunities
• Umbrellas provided
• Rest/toilette breaks if needed
• Restaurant, pub and shop recommendations

• Gratuities

This is not your typical walking tour — it’s a customized exploration of Dublin’s vibrant history, secret spots, and local culture, guided by an enthusiastic local expert who personalizes each tour to match your interests. As it’s entirely private, you’ll enjoy full attention, the opportunity to ask questions, and the flexibility to move at your own pace. We visit not only the famous sites like Trinity College, St. Stephen’s Green Park, the Oscar Wilde Memorial, and Temple Bar, but also discover hidden treasures you might otherwise overlook. Whether you’re passionate about history, love literature, or are simply curious about contemporary Irish life, this tour is tailored to you — no scripts, no crowds, just genuine storytelling, local insights, and meaningful connections.

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