Things to do in Dublin
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Cliffs of Moher & Burren: Private Day Trip with Awarded GuideYou’ll ride in comfort from your hotel straight into Ireland’s wildest landscapes — from Kinvarra’s fishing village charm to the lunar rocks of the Burren and finally those famous Cliffs of Moher. Expect real stories from your local guide, sheepdog demos if you want them, and plenty of stops for photos or chocolate along the way.
Dublin to Kilkenny & Waterford Crystal: Rail Day TripYou’ll ride Ireland’s rails from Dublin to Kilkenny’s winding streets, then see master glassmakers at work inside the House of Waterford Crystal. Expect laughter with your guide, quiet moments in ancient cathedrals, and time to wander or grab lunch before heading back through green valleys—a day that lingers long after you’re home.
Belfast tour from Dublin: Dunluce Castle & Giant's CausewayYou start in Dublin and end the day having seen Dunluce Castle's cliff-edge ruins with shipwreck history, walked among the Giant's Causeway's geometric basalt columns with lunch included, and explored Belfast's political murals and city landmarks. Spanish-speaking guide handles the route and the stories, and you're back in Dublin by evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you're based in Dublin and want to see Northern Ireland's most famous sites without renting a car or planning the route yourself. The ten-hour day is full, but that's what fits three major stops and the drive into one outing.
Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedges & Whiskey Tour from DublinYou’ll stand on ancient basalt columns at Giant’s Causeway, wander beneath twisted branches at the Dark Hedges, hear stories of ghosts and giants from your local guide, taste whiskey in Belfast’s Titanic Distillery, and catch glimpses of wild coastline that linger long after you’re back in Dublin.
Dublin: Private Food Tour with 6 Tastings & Trinity StartYou’ll wander Dublin’s historic center with a local guide who feels more like a friend than a host. Taste Irish coffee near Trinity College, sample warm bakery treats (including a secret dish), savor oysters and cheeses, enjoy lunch in Temple Bar with homemade soda bread, and finish with artisanal ice cream — all while soaking up stories you’ll remember long after.
Ireland 5-Day Small Group Tour: Cliffs of Moher, Galway & Blarney CastleYou’ll ride from Dublin through Ireland’s wildest corners: sipping whiskey at Kilbeggan Distillery, standing on windswept cliffs above the Atlantic at Moher, wandering Killarney’s lively streets by night and tracing ancient stones at Rock of Cashel. Expect laughter with your small group and moments where Ireland just gets under your skin.
Glendalough Day Tour from Dublin: Monastic Site & KilkennyThis day tour from Dublin takes you south through County Wicklow to Glendalough, a monastic site famed for its 10th-century round tower and Celtic crosses, with 1.5 hours to walk the ruins and lakeside woods. The route crosses the Wicklow Gap for panoramic mountain views and passes Turlogh waterfall before arriving in Kilkenny, the medieval capital, where you have 2 hours to wander cobblestone streets, visit the Norman Castle and Black Abbey, or grab lunch. A professional Irish guide leads the full 9-hour trip with hotel pickup and drop-off in Dublin, air-conditioned transport, and live commentary throughout.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided full day hitting both Glendalough and Kilkenny with set stops at each—you'll have time to explore without coordinating pickups or managing your own schedule.
Dublin: Book of Kells, Castle & Christ Church Walking TourYou’ll walk Dublin’s heart with a local guide, hear stories behind iconic spots like Christ Church Cathedral and Dublin Castle, and enjoy skip-the-line access to see the Book of Kells at Trinity College’s Old Library. Expect laughter, legends, unexpected details — and moments that linger long after you leave.
Dublin Walking Tour: Temple Bar, Dublin Castle & City StoriesYou’ll wander Dublin’s cobbled streets with an Irish guide who makes history feel personal—stand in Dublin Castle’s echoing courtyard, cross Ha’penny Bridge as music drifts by, and try your hand at a few words of Irish. This private walking tour includes hotel meet-up and is tailored for your group, so you can really soak in the city’s character.
Dublin: St Patrick's Cathedral & Book of Kells with Fast-Track EntryYou visit St Patrick's Cathedral with fast-track entry and learn the history of Jonathan Swift's tomb, see the Book of Kells manuscript in Trinity College's Long Room, and walk past Dublin Castle's exterior and the Molly Malone statue. A local guide leads a small group through all four stops, entry fees are included, and you skip the queues at each site.Is it for me?Book this if you want Dublin's major historical sites in one morning without arranging separate tickets or waiting in entry queues—the small group size and fast-track access are what make that possible in a few hours.
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.
Dublin Photography Tour: Instagram Skills with Local InfluencerYou’ll see Dublin through a local influencer’s eyes—learn real Instagram skills, hear city stories, and get hands-on help capturing photos in 5-7 unique spots from St. Stephen’s Green to Grafton Street and hidden alleys. Expect laughter, small surprises, and a few shots you’ll actually want to post later.Is it for me?Your Instagram feed transforms when you learn how light, color and composition work together—this tour shows you exactly where to find them in Dublin and how to use them.
Dublin: Private 1916 Easter Rising & Castle Tour with Local GuideYou walk Dublin's main landmarks — Dublin Castle, Trinity College, Christ Church Cathedral — with a local guide who shapes the route and pace. The three-hour option includes a local drink. Small groups mean no crowds, and the guide earns fairly, so you're supporting the local economy while you move through the city. Book if you want the highlights without the tour-bus experience.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dublin's main sights without the crowd and with someone who actually knows the city — the private format and local guide are what make the hidden stories and the pace feel real instead of rushed.
Dublin: 4 Traditional Pubs & Guinness Pour with Local GuideYou visit four traditional Irish pubs across Dublin in a small group (8 people max), learning to pour your own perfect Guinness and hearing stories about the city's pub culture from a local guide. The tour includes luxury transport, four pints, live music, and a scenic drive past the River Liffey, Croke Park, and O'Connell Street landmarks. You're back by evening, having done the thing properly instead of rushing through a checklist.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real Dublin pub experience without figuring out which four pubs to hit or how to get between them — the small group size (8 max) and local guide mean you're not just drinking Guinness, you're learning why it matters here.
Dublin Traditional Music Pub Tour: 3 Sessions, Local GuideA three-hour traditional Irish music pub tour in Dublin led by a local musician who takes small groups to three working music venues off the tourist trail. You visit real sessions where musicians gather to play, learn the history and styles of Irish music as it unfolds, and get three drinks—one small Guinness in each pub. Minimum age 18; the tour involves substantial walking across the city.Is it for me?This tour is for anyone who wants to hear traditional Irish music the way Dubliners do—in the pubs where it actually happens—rather than in a venue built for visitors. The local musician guide and the real sessions mean you're not watching a performance; you're in the room where the music lives.
Dublin Walking Tour: Trinity College & Temple Bar with Local GuideYou walk Dublin's main sights — Trinity College, Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, St. Stephen's Green — with a guide who lives here and explains the Viking origins, Georgian architecture, and 1916 history as you go. All entry fees are included, and the small-group format means you're not rushed. Bring comfortable shoes and plan for about two to three hours on foot.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to understand Dublin's layout and history without arranging separate tickets or navigating on your own — the guide handles the route and all entry is covered, so you just show up and walk.
Book of Kells Guided Tour Dublin: Small Group, Fast-Track EntryYou enter Trinity College on a skip-the-line pass and spend time with the 9th-century Book of Kells in the Treasury, then walk Dublin Castle's exterior hearing the city's occupation and rebellion stories. The tour includes entry fees, a licensed guide, audio earpieces if you want them, and ends at the Molly Malone statue with a photo stop. Small groups mean you're not lost in a crowd.Is it for me?Right for travelers interested in medieval manuscripts and Dublin's occupation and rebellion history who want to skip entry lines and walk with a licensed expert. The tour is not suitable for anyone with mobility limitations, as it involves walking medieval streets and campus grounds without wheelchair or walker access.
Dublin: Private Food Tour with 10 Tastings & Local GuideYou’ll walk Dublin’s streets with a local who knows every shortcut between fudge shops and cider bars. Taste 10 different bites—some classic, some new—while hearing stories about the city’s history and its people. Expect surprises between famous sights like Trinity College and Dublin Castle, plus plenty of laughs along the way.
Dublin Food Walking Tour: Meet Local ProducersMeet and Eat Dublin is a 2.5-hour food walking tour of Dublin led by a local guide, visiting artisan bakers, delicatessens, cheese mongers, chocolatiers and farmers market stall-owners across lesser-known neighborhoods. You'll taste 5–6 food samples and 1–2 drinks at 6–8 stops, meeting the producers and retailers behind each one; groups stay under 14 people so the pace stays leisurely and questions get answered.Is it for me?Most food tours in Dublin move fast and hit the same well-known spots. This one keeps the group under 14 people and builds time into each stop so you can actually talk to the bakers, cheese makers and market vendors—the people behind what you're tasting—instead of just passing through.
Dublin: Night Bus Tour & Lit Landmarks Open-TopYou board an open-top bus in Dublin for a one-hour night tour guided by someone who knows the city's stories. You pass Christ Church Cathedral, Trinity College, Temple Bar, Dublin Castle and the River Liffey all lit up, moving through the route without stops so you see how the landmarks sit in relation to each other. The tour includes the guide and the ride; you're back where you started within the hour.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Dublin's main sights lit up at night without arranging your own transport or timing multiple stops — the continuous route and fixed hour mean you cover the central landmarks in one smooth loop.
