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Dublin to Cliffs of Moher & Galway: Day Trip with Guide & Driver★ 4.87 (24,889) · 13h
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Dublin to Cliffs of Moher & Galway Day Trip with Burren★ 4.90 (14,933) · 12h 30m
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Kilkenny, Wicklow & Glendalough: Sheepdog Trials from Dublin★ 4.88 (8,767) · 10h
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Dublin to Belfast: Black Cab Tour, Dunluce Castle & Giant's Causeway★ 4.87 (8,271) · 13h€ 85View ›
Dublin: Walking Tour with Castle, Bridges & Temple Bar Stories★ 4.94 (7,415) · 2h€ 24View ›
Dublin: Irish Rock 'N' Roll Museum & Recording Studio Tour★ 4.94 (7,333) · 1h 15m€ 22View ›
Dublin to Glendalough, Wicklow & Kilkenny: Full Day Tour★ 4.90 (6,567) · 9h 15m€ 45View ›
Dublin to Giant's Causeway & Dunluce Castle: Full Day Tour★ 4.88 (5,714) · 12h 30m€ 60View ›
Guinness Storehouse Dublin: Gravity Bar pint included★ 4.36 (5,600) · 2h€ 37View ›
Jameson Distillery Tour Dublin: 45-Minute Tasting on Bow St.★ 4.80 (5,377) · 45m€ 31View ›Top rated (10)
Dublin & Wicklow Mountains: 6 Pub Tour with Irish MusicYou visit six traditional pubs across the Dublin and Wicklow Mountains, with dinner at a historic hunting lodge and live Irish music at the final stop. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the small group size means you have time to talk to locals and other travelers instead of rushing through. The whole day takes place in the countryside, so you get the scenery without arranging your own transport or timing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Irish countryside and experience real pub culture without renting a car or planning six different stops—the small group and fixed itinerary handle all of that, leaving you free to enjoy the scenery and the people.
Dublin: LGBTQ Pride Walking Tour, Queer History & CultureYou’ll follow Dublin’s LGBTQ trail with a local guide, starting at Temple Bar and crossing landmarks like Ha’penny Bridge and Trinity College. Hear stories of activists and icons at places like GPO Witness History Centre and Abbey Theatre before ending at Dublin Castle. Along the way you’ll feel the city’s pride — sometimes loud, sometimes quiet — echoing through every stop.
Dublin Private Walking Tour: Trinity & Temple Bar with Local GuideYou walk Dublin's main sights — Trinity College, Ha'penny Bridge, St. Stephen's Green, Temple Bar — with a local guide who tailors the route to what interests you. The private format means no crowds, no rushing, and the freedom to ask questions or linger. You get local tips for restaurants and pubs, photo stops, and rest breaks as needed. The whole tour is wheelchair accessible and works for all ages and fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want Dublin's main sights and hidden corners without the crowds or a fixed script — the private format is what lets your guide slow down for what matters to you and skip what doesn't.
Howth Coastal Hike & Irish Pub with Local GuideYou walk the Howth Cliff Path with a local guide and their dog, stopping at two lighthouses, medieval abbey ruins, and a 19th-century tower with views across Dublin Bay. The day includes a complimentary pint at Bloody Stream pub and a video keepsake of your journey. Moderate fitness required for uneven terrain and uphill sections; operates in all weather.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Howth the way a local does rather than as a checklist, and you'd rather have someone tell you the history as you walk than read it on a plaque — the guide and the dog are what make the difference between a hike and a day with someone who knows the place.
Dublin: Howth e-Bike Tour & Coastal Cliffs with Local GuideYou cycle Howth Peninsula on an electric bike with a local guide, stopping at Howth Harbour, Howth Castle, Strand Road's coastal overlook, the Martello Tower, and Howth Head's panoramic summit. The route includes little-known cliff paths, Baily Lighthouse views, and quiet back lanes before returning to the harbor. E-bike and helmet are provided; the tour suits moderate to experienced cyclists aged 16 to 65.Is it for me?Right for cyclists aged 16 to 65 with moderate fitness who want to see Howth's panoramic views and coastal paths without arranging transport or navigation themselves. The e-bike assist means the hills are manageable, but you'll be riding for several hours on mixed terrain, so regular cycling experience is essential.
Dublin: Coastal Craft Beer & Seafood Trail in Howth VillageYou’ll wander through Howth with a local guide, tasting craft beers and fresh seafood right by Dublin’s coast. Expect stories from lively pubs, hands-on moments with steaming chowder or smoked salmon on soda bread, plus time among ancient ruins and bustling fishermen. It’s a day that lingers long after you leave — especially if you love good food or a bit of history mixed with sea air.
Trinity College Walking Tour Dublin: Book of Kells OptionYou walk Dublin's main landmarks—Trinity, Ha'penny Bridge, Dublin Castle, Christ Church, the GPO—with a local guide setting the pace and the stories. Coffee and lunch breaks are included, and you can add the Book of Kells if you want it. The tour is private to your group, so timing and stops bend to what interests you. Plan for five hours on your feet, which is what fits everything in without feeling rushed.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Dublin's main sights without the rush or the need to piece together a route themselves. The five hours on foot is what lets you actually absorb the place—the architecture, the stories, the street-level details—instead of just ticking boxes.
Afternoon Dublin Mountain Pub Tour: 3 local pubs with live musicAn afternoon pub tour in the Dublin Mountains visits three local pubs with live traditional Irish music, local craft beers and food, departing from Dublin city with a guide and small group of max 15 people. The route takes you from the foothills to Johnnie Fox's Pub — a converted farmhouse known for its decor and music — and finishes at a pub overlooking Dublin Bay. Pickup from Dublin city is included; the tour runs 5 hours.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guided afternoon hitting three rural pubs in the Dublin Mountains with live traditional music—the guide handles routing and pacing while you focus on the locals and the music.
Dublin Mountains: Small Group Pub Crawl & Live Music TourYou’ll ride through green hills to three real mountain pubs outside Dublin—sharing pints with locals, tasting craft beer or whiskey, and joining in for traditional Irish music. With live tunes echoing off old walls and laughter over every table, you’ll feel part of something genuine before heading back with new friends.
Gaelic Games Class in Dublin: Learn Football, Hurling & HandballA Gaelic Games class at Na Fianna, a local club 10 minutes by bus from Dublin city centre, where you learn and play Gaelic Football, Hurling and Handball in a single three-hour session. The guide introduces the history and cultural place of the games in Irish life, then leads you through team-building activities and mini-matches outdoors. Suitable for all ages and fitness levels; children from age 6 are welcome. The guide speaks English, Spanish, French, German and one additional language.Is it for me?The guide delivers the session in English, Spanish, French, German or one additional language, so language barriers don't get in the way of learning—book in whichever language you speak most comfortably. The three-hour format works well if you have a free afternoon in Dublin and want to do something genuinely different, not a quick tourist stop.
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Dublin Luggage Storage: Drop Off & Pick Up AnytimeYou drop your bags at a central Dublin location, explore the city hands-free for as long as you need, and pick them up anytime during opening hours. All bags are insured, there are no size limits, and 24/7 support is included so you're never stranded if plans change.Is it for me?Right for travellers arriving early, departing late, or stopping over in Dublin without hotel access yet — you get the city back instead of managing luggage, and the flexible hours mean you're never rushed to return.
Dublin: Saint Patrick's Cathedral Entry Ticket & Swift StoriesYou’ll step straight into Dublin’s living history with your Saint Patrick’s Cathedral entry ticket—feel the hush beneath soaring ceilings, see sunlight through ancient stained glass, and stand where Jonathan Swift once walked. Explore at your own pace with full wheelchair access. It’s more than sightseeing—it lingers with you long after you leave.
Dublin: Christ Church Cathedral Ticket & Self-Guided Audio TourYou’ll step straight into Dublin’s past with entry to Christ Church Cathedral, wandering its cool nave and exploring Ireland’s largest medieval crypt at your own pace. Listen to stories with an audio guide (bring your own headphones) and spot quirky treasures like the mummified cat & rat. It’s a chance to escape city noise and soak up real history — maybe you’ll find yourself lingering longer than planned.
Dublin Street Art Walking Tour: Over a dozen spotsA street art walking tour of Dublin that covers over a dozen spots around Temple Bar, led by a guide who explains the history of graffiti, the work of local artists like Maser and EDSK, and how the city's legal murals sit alongside the tags and pieces that define the scene. Children from age 8 are welcome; the tour involves substantial walking and lasts one to two hours.Is it for me?The tour involves substantial walking between a dozen stops, so it suits travelers who are comfortable on their feet for an hour or two and want to move at the pace the guide sets rather than linger at any single spot.
Dublin Pub Crawl: Free Shots, Guinness & Nightclub EntryA five-hour pub crawl through Dublin starting at 4 Dame Lane at 8pm, led by a local guide who takes you through Temple Bar and beyond to where locals actually party. You get a free Guinness at the start, free shots at each pub, exclusive drink specials, live Irish music, and VIP entry to Dublin's top nightclub with no queue—saving up to €12 on club entry alone. This is not a quiet night; it's built for singing, dancing and the craic with fellow crawlers.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a high-energy night hitting busy pubs and a nightclub with a local guide steering the group—not for anyone seeking quiet venues or a slower pace.
Dublin: In Stitches Comedy Club & Drink DealsYou get admission to a live comedy show at Dublin's In Stitches, running nightly in a cellar venue on Dame Street with rotating local and international comedians. Drink deals are available, tickets are cheap, and the room is small enough that you feel the comedy rather than watch it from a distance. Public transport stops nearby, so getting there and back is simple.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Dublin who wants a night out without fuss — you show up, the comedians are already performing, and the cheap tickets plus drink deals mean you're not overspending on entertainment.
Dublin: Irish Famine & Emigration Exhibition with ArtifactsYou walk through illustrated panels and watch a 15-minute film documenting Ireland's deadliest crisis, handling original artifacts including a famine soup pot and a father's letter. The exhibition takes around an hour and is fully accessible, with multilingual guides and a book available for purchase as a keepsake.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to understand a pivotal moment in Irish and global history without spending hours in a sprawling museum — the focused scope and one-hour timeframe fit easily into a Dublin day while the original artifacts and personal documents make the human cost impossible to miss.
Dublin: Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship & Famine History TourYou board the Jeanie Johnston in Dublin and descend into the cramped passenger quarters where 250 Irish famine emigrants spent weeks crossing the Atlantic. A guided tour covers the voyage's conditions, the people's stories, and the ship's construction — suitable for families and history visitors, though stairs and low ceilings require moderate fitness. The whole visit keeps you on the actual vessel, not behind glass.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand the Irish Famine emigration through the actual space where it happened, rather than through a museum display. Expect to climb narrow stairs and move through low ceilings — that physical constraint is what makes the story real.
Dublin Silent Disco Walking Tour Temple BarYou'll put on a wireless headset, walk through Temple Bar's streets and bars for 2–3 hours with a group, and each person hears their own DJ mix or switches between channels. The guide keeps everyone together while the music stays private. All fees included; no separate bar charges or hidden costs.Is it for me?Book this if you're planning a group night out in Dublin and want everyone to have fun without forcing the same vibe on everyone—the wireless headsets mean your friend who loves 80s hits and your mate who wants house music both get their night, at the same time, in the same place.
Dublin: Irish Mythology Live Performance & StorytellingYou sit through two hours of Irish mythology told live by a single storyteller in Dublin, with two intermissions built in. Seán covers the adventures of Na Fianna and the warrior Cú Chulainn, drawing on stories that have shaped Irish culture for centuries. No special fitness or preparation needed — just show up and let the stories land.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to sit with Irish mythology told the way it was meant to be heard — no screens, no rush, just a storyteller and the room — and you don't need to arrange anything beyond showing up.
