• The Spire - The Spire of Dublin is a towering 120-meter stainless steel monument that serves as a modern icon in the heart of the city.
• GPO Museum - The GPO Museum is located in the General Post Office. While we won’t go inside, you’ll get to admire its grand neoclassical façade, a poignant reminder of the 1916 Easter Rising, a pivotal event in Irish history.
• Ha’penny Bridge - This charming pedestrian bridge, originally built in 1816, offers a great spot for photos and provides a picturesque view of the river and the surrounding architecture.
• Irish Houses of Parliament - The Irish Houses of Parliament is now home to the Bank of Ireland. These grand buildings once housed the Irish Parliament before its dissolution in 1801. Their architectural splendor reflects Dublin’s rich history as a center of political power.
• Trinity College Dublin - Trinity College is Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592. Here, you can explore the beautiful campus and imagine the generations of scholars who have passed through its halls. Although we won’t enter the Library to see the Book of Kells, the atmosphere of learning and history is palpable as you walk among the ancient buildings.
• Molly Malone Statue - This bronze figure commemorates the legendary fishmonger from the popular Irish song “Molly Malone.” It’s a must-see for anyone visiting Dublin, and a great spot for a quick photo.
• Temple Bar - Known for its lively nightlife, cobbled streets, and colorful facades, Temple Bar is a bustling area full of pubs, galleries, and restaurants. As you walk through, you’ll feel the energy of this historic yet contemporary neighborhood.
• The Clarence Hotel - The Clarence Hotel is owned by U2’s Bono and The Edge. This elegant hotel on Wellington Quay offers a glimpse into the luxurious side of Dublin, with its Art Deco style and riverfront views.
• Dubh Linn Gardens - This is a tranquil garden located behind Dublin Castle. The name means “Dark Pool” in Irish, a reference to the black pool that once existed here, giving Dublin its name. Take a moment to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings before heading into Dublin Castle.
• Dublin Castle - Dublin Castle itself is a fascinating blend of medieval and Georgian architecture, reflecting centuries of Irish history. While we won’t enter the castle, the exterior is stunning, and you’ll learn about its role in both British rule and Irish independence.
• Saint Patrick’s Cathedral - St. Patrick’s Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Ireland. This majestic building, dating back to 1191, is dedicated to Ireland’s patron saint. The exterior alone is awe-inspiring, with its gothic spires and intricate stonework.
• Four Courts - Finally, end your tour at the Four Courts, Dublin’s main courts of law. This impressive building, with its grand dome and neoclassical design, stands as a symbol of justice and order in the city. From here, you can reflect on the diverse architectural styles and historical periods you’ve encountered on this walk through Dublin.

• Spanish speaker tour guide
• 3-hour guided walking tour

• Gratuities (optional)

Prepare for an unforgettable stroll through the lively streets of Dublin. Explore the hidden gems of this captivating Irish city and hear stories that are known to only a few.

This tour will guide you not only to the city’s major landmarks, such as the impressive Spire and the bustling city center, but it will also offer a chance to connect with fellow travelers. Share laughter and stories as you explore the city with a knowledgeable guide.

Experience the excitement of uncovering the secrets behind each monument and wander through the iconic Temple Bar district, Dublin’s cultural hub, brimming with traditional pubs, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere. Here, you can dive into the genuine Irish spirit while soaking up the city’s energy. You’ll also have the opportunity to pause and capture photos at the most iconic locations.

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