Step into the role of an explorer and uncover the architectural and historical jewels of Dublin on this guided walking tour. As you navigate from the ancient halls of Trinity College to the historic steps of the G.P.O., each site tells a story of triumph and transformation. Feel the echoes of history under the vaulted arches of Christ Church Cathedral and across the storied spans of O’Connell Bridge. This tour isn’t just a walk through the city; it’s a journey through time, crafted to make you the hero of your own Dublin saga. Join us to discover the splendors of Dublin and leave with not only memories but a profound connection to the city’s spirited past.

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Highlights

  • Explore ancient university grounds and medieval architectural marvels.
  • Discover Dublin's history on foot with a private guide.
  • Experience serene gardens and iconic, historic bridges.

Included

  • Professional local tour guide

Excluded

  • Admission fee to Christ Church Cathedral: Senior Ticket (65+): €8.50. Adult Ticket: €10
  • Admission fee to Dublin Castle: Adult Ticket: €8.00

Route & Duration

Duration
Duration
3 hours
  • 1

    St. Andrew's Church

    A marvelous church with an elegant portico that was opened for public worship in 1834.

  • 2

    Trinity College Dublin

    A tranquil and historic university with Georgian buildings located right in the heart of the city.

  • 3

    Dublin Castle

    Built by by King John in 1204. Dublin Castle is now a major Irish government complex and tourist attraction of significant historical importance.

  • 4

    Dubh Linn Gardens

    Pass through the wrought-iron gates of Celtic-inspired spirals and you are transported in a beautiful set of gardens with specially commissioned sculptures.

  • 5

    The 40 Steps

    An intriguing set of steps that follows the perimeter wall of Dublin Castle. The celebrated author Jonathon Swift was born not far from here in 1667.

  • 6

    Christ Church Cathedral

    Originally a Viking church, this cathedral is around 1,000 years old and was founded circa 1028 making it Dublins’ oldest working structure.

  • 7

    Four Courts

    Completed in 1802 the Four Courts building house the highest courts in the Republic of Ireland.

  • 8

    Ha'Penny Bridge

    An icon of Dublin City. This quaint pedestrian walkway was once so covered in locks put there by lovers that a notice was placed asking people to stop.

  • 9

    O'Connell Bridge

    A major transport artery between the North and the South sides of Dublin City. The unassuming bridge also hides a very interesting fact!

  • 10

    An Post General Office (G.P.O.)

    The headquarters of the Irish Post Office, but don't let that fool you. The building has huge importance in the history of the Irish struggle for freedom.

Meeting Point

By the main entrance to the St. Andrew's Church
(44 Westland Row, Dublin 2, D02 W274, Ireland) See Map

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.