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Christ Church Cathedral: Entry Ticket
Built‐in the 11th century, Christ Church is Dublin's original medieval cathedral and home to the largest medieval crypt in Ireland. Among the biggest and oldest of its kind anywhere in the British Isles, it's home to majestic tombs, and precious medieval artwork, while The King's Treasury inside the Crypt holds incredible holy relics. Make sure to visit the Treasures of Christ Church exhibition, featuring priceless silver and Ireland's first copy of the Magna Carta, and pick up an audio guide (subject to availability) as part of your self‐guided tour. These information‐filled guides contain three themes for you to choose from: ‘Power and Politics’, ‘Christ Church and the City’ and ‘Music and Spirituality.
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Dublin Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide
With a perfect combination of new debauchery and old traditions, Dublin will not disappoint any traveller. From the medieval castles and the gothic cathedrals, to the architectural beauties of the 18th century, or from the old style irish pubs to the new and hip bars and restaurants, this city can fill all the desires. Join our private walking tour and experience first hand the best Dublin has to offer when it comes to its highlights. You will learn about: The history of Dublin The daily life in Dublin Trinity College and its alumni The legend of Molly Malone Temple Bar district Dublin s history with alcohol The story of Dublin Castle The local Cathedrals and the role the church played in Dublin s history
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Dublin: Giants Causeway, Dunluce Castle ,Dark Hedges and Belfast
There is no hard Border check between Ireland and Northern Ireland See Northern Ireland's only UNESCO World Heritage Site and embark on a unique guided trip from Dublin. Visit the spectacular sight of Giant's Causeway . On this tour you will also visit the Dark Hedges, Dunluce castle and Belfast. On our tour you will get maximum time at the attractions instead of rushing.
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Dublin Pass: Entry to 40+ Attractions + Hop‐on Hop‐off Bus
You've just had the luck of the Irish stumbling across this pass! Flash this pass at some of Dublin’s most popular attractions, sights, and landmarks for time and money‐saving fun across the city! Plus, you get free Hop‐on Hop‐off Bus 1‐day tour access to make traveling a breeze! See the iconic Guinness Storehouse and get tipsy on the Teelings Whiskey Distillery Tour. Visit St Patrick's Cathedral and Dublin’s oldest building and spiritual hub, Christ Church Cathedral, or head back to Medieval and Viking times at Dublinia. The choice is yours! *Savings based on sample itineraries on the Go City website.
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Howth panoramic e‐Bike tour in Dublin
All the outdoor beauty of Dublin on a breathtaking 3.5‐hour e‐bike tour. Howth e‐bikes are great fun and travel along trails on and off‐road. Alongside your guide, you'll mix the insider tracks and tales of this peninsula while riding towards unrivalled panoramic views away from the crowds, surrounded by nature and beauty.Advanced cycling skills are required. After a briefing from your guide, discover Howth Harbour. On back lanes and shortcuts that only locals know, explore the unknown and quiet sunny side of Howth Peninsula to Strand Road and the Sutton Martello Tower, overlooking the UN Biosphere of Dublin Bay.Before you know it you will be at the top of Howth Head with panoramic views of the North, South, East and West.On little‐known trails across the heathlands, you'll find yourself in Baily Green and the epic cliff paths, to views over the Baily Lighthouse and beyond. Travel back to the harbour along the famous Howth cliff path. Local insight from the guide brings these, weaving history, nature, legends and tales with modern times.
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Museum of Literature Ireland
Who better to hear the story of Ireland from than through the words of its greatest storytellers? Located right beside St. Stephen's Green, the Museum of Literature Ireland is the perfect place to dig deep into Ireland's rich literary history. This story unfurls across centuries, telling the tales of the country's greatest wordsmiths – including James Joyce. There's no better place to retrace the steps of Joyce's Dublin than right here, and you can even see 'Copy. No. 1' of _Ulysses_. The Museum of Literature Ireland also boasts a plethora of regularly updated exhibitions, including a contemporary commissions gallery and interactive exhibits. A public guided tour is included in the ticket price during select months (October‐March). After your visit, take some time to relax in the Commons Café, run by Irish food legends Domini Kemp. Enjoy fresh Irish produce, meals highlighting the country's culinary heritage, and local boutique wines.
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Vintage Tea Trip: Afternoon Experience
Turn back the clocks to the 1950s, and swan around the centre of Dublin in a vintage double‐decker bus for a guided tour of the Fair City – with a difference! This tour adds a bit of class to your typical city sightseeing tour and is a uniquely fun way to experience Dublin. Smooth jazz from the '50s and witty commentary will set the mood as you tuck into a scrummy afternoon tea, complete with delicate cakes, dainty pastries, mini sandwiches, and of course, lots of tea.
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Whiskey Tasting Tour
Our whiskey tasting tour is the perfect introduction to both Irish whiskey and Dublin city. You will sample 5 whiskeys in 2 bars, always guided by your very own Dublin guide. You will have fun, meet new friends and unwind the Irish way. You will get to see first hand what makes Ireland such a magical place. Is it the people? Is it the history? Is it the pubs? You decide after your tour is complete. Over the course of the tour, your guide will take you on a journey through the history, culture & science of Irish Whiskey. We guarantee that you will leave our tours feeling ready for your next adventure. So come and see what Dublin has to offer you as we distil knowledge.
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Wicklow & Glendalough: Tour from Dublin
Ireland is packed with hidden treasures where charming scenery meets rich history, such as Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains. The early medieval monastery ruins at Glendalough are a highlight, surrounded by forested hillsides and crystal lakes. The Wicklow Glendalough tour departs from Dublin at 9:30 AM, offering a scenic drive through the countryside. Arrive at Powerscourt Waterfall around 10:30 AM for a 45‐minute exploration, then head to Glendalough Monastery by midday for a two‐hour visit. Enjoy lunch at nearby shops or food trucks before continuing to Ireland's original Hollywood.
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Windmill Lane Recording Studios Tour
Got the moves like Jagger? Love U2 but still haven't found what you're looking for? Enter Dublin's legendary Windmill Lane Studios, and follow in the footsteps of musical icons like The Rolling Stones, U2, Metallica, Lady Gaga, and more, on a behind‐the‐scenes tour of this music mecca. Hear incredible stories, interact with immersive audio‐visual exhibits, play with real recording equipment, and even mix your own music session! Who knows, maybe someday you'll be on the wall of fame!
