• Dublin Castle - Constructed in 1204 by King John I, Dublin Castle served as the administrative center of British authority in Ireland for over seven centuries. With a rich history spanning more than 800 years, the castle has witnessed numerous historical and dramatic events. It has also hosted many notable figures, including Princess Grace of Monaco, John F. Kennedy, Nelson Mandela, Charles Dickens, Richard Nixon, and Benjamin Franklin.
• Trinity College Dublin - Explore the grounds of Trinity College, one of Dublin’s most esteemed and iconic institutions. Founded in 1592, Trinity boasts a rich history and is home to the renowned Old Library, which houses the 8th-century manuscript, The Book of Kells.
• Christ Church Cathedral - Marvel at this stunning structure dating back to the 11th century. Discover its history and the personalities and events that have shaped it, from the Viking era to the Normans. Learn about its treasures and how a simple “Yes” from the Pope could have simplified its history.
• Molly Malone Statue - Inspired by Dublin’s unofficial anthem, Molly Malone is a beloved character among Dubliners and the Irish. Since its unveiling in 1988, the statue has become Dublin’s most visited and photographed landmark. “In Dublin’s Fair City Where The Girls Are So Pretty.”
• Temple Bar - Once a neglected area in Dublin’s city center, Temple Bar is now a lively and colorful tourist hotspot, especially for party enthusiasts. A network of eateries and pubs featuring Irish traditional music, it showcases how the determination of its former bohemian residents saved it from becoming a bus terminal.
• Ha’penny Bridge - Stand on Dublin’s oldest footbridge and enjoy the views to the east and west of the city. This iconic bridge connects the south and north of the city, or vice versa, depending on your perspective. As one of the oldest wrought iron bridges globally, it remains a cherished symbol of Dublin.
• Irish Music Wall of Fame - Celebrating Ireland’s music legends like U2, Phil Lynott, Sinead O’Connor, Dolores O’Riordan, and Bob Geldof, the Music Wall of Fame honors those who continue to entertain and those who have left us too soon.
• Irish Houses of Parliament - Designed by Edward Lovett Pearce nearly 300 years ago, this architectural masterpiece was the world’s first purpose-built bicameral parliament. Its legislative closure in 1801 had a profound impact on the Irish people and the city of Dublin.
• Merrion Square - Merrion Square is one of Dublin’s most beautiful squares, home to many of Ireland’s elite. It was also the childhood home of Oscar Wilde. The park features Danny Osborne’s famous statue of Oscar, attracting thousands of visitors annually. Discover the remarkable rise, fall, and scandals of one of Ireland’s greatest literary figures.
• Leinster House - Leinster House, one of Dublin’s most magnificent Georgian buildings, was built in 1745 as the Ducal Residence of James Fitzgerald, the 1st Earl of Leinster. It has been the seat of the Irish Government since 1922.
• St Stephens Green - St. Stephen’s Green Park is a hidden oasis in Dublin, teeming with wildlife, flowers, and exotic plants. It has been central to Dublin life for centuries and is rich in history, featuring various statues and monuments dedicated to some of Ireland’s most famous individuals.

• Private Guided Walking Tour exclusive to you
• Experienced Irish local guide
• Qualified licensed professional tour guide
• Option to stop at a traditional pub for a Guinness or local beverage

• Private transportation
• Ticket Entry into Paid Attractions
• Paid for Food and Drink

Dublin is an exciting and lively city, brimming with culture, history, and tradition. With a private guide, explore its top highlights, attractions, and hidden treasures. Discover Dublin’s Medieval, Georgian, and Cultural Quarters, strolling along cobblestone streets that have been walked by Dubliners for over a millennium. Pause at each site to hear fascinating stories about the people, places, and characters that have shaped Dublin and Ireland into what they are today. Throughout the tour, your guide will offer tips and tricks for navigating the city, including recommendations for the best cafes, restaurants, pubs, traditional music venues, and nightlife spots, including those often overlooked by visitors.

Book now to uncover the wonderful sights, magic, and unique charm that define this remarkable city known as Dublin.

• A Private Tour ensures a personalized experience

• Perfect for both first-time and returning visitors to Dublin

• Options to meet at your hotel or a designated meeting point

• Choose between a morning or afternoon tour

• Enjoy coffee or local beverages and take rest breaks

• Not recommended for babies or children under the age of 12 years

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