• Christ Church Cathedral - Bask in the beauty of this 1,000-year-old Viking church which is one of Dublin’s oldest working structures.
• Dublin Castle - Dublin Castle is now a major Irish tourist attraction and government complex of significant historical importance. The castle was originally built in 1204.
• Temple Bar - Now designated as a cultural hotspot Temple Bar is alive with color, art, traditional Irish music, bars, and good times!
• Molly Malone Statue - Made famous by a local folk song that practically every Dubliner knows Molly Malone is also as famous, or infamous, for her notoriety!
• Irish Houses of Parliament - The impressive building was once home to the Irish Parliament. The historic building has been a bank since 1803.
• Trinity College Dublin - The beautiful buildings and grounds of Trinity College have been a center of education since 1592! The university was modeled after the famous Oxford and Cambridge universities.
• Grafton Street - A picturesque pedestrianized street that is a major shopping hub, especially if you fancy some high-end wares!
• St Stephens Green - This delightful park is an oasis of calm amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. If you love to feed ducks then there are plenty here who will fight for your attention!

• Professional local tour guide

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

Explore the city with a personalized private tour designed just for you. Welcome to Dublin, USA Tourists! Embark on an exhilarating tour of Dublin’s most renowned landmarks and cultural attractions. Start your adventure at Dublin Castle, a historic fortress that has been pivotal in the city’s history, serving as a royal residence and government headquarters. Next, head to Temple Bar, a vibrant cultural and entertainment district celebrated for its nightlife and traditional pubs. Proceed to the Molly Malone Statue, a beloved statue of a legendary fishmonger. Then, visit the Irish Houses of Parliament, also known as the Bank of Ireland, a historic site that once accommodated the Irish parliament. Afterward, make your way to Trinity College Dublin, Ireland’s oldest university, where you can admire the renowned Book of Kells and the Old Library. Enjoy a leisurely walk down the famous Grafton Street, a bustling shopping avenue in the city, and finally, unwind in the picturesque St. Stephen’s Green, a public park located in the heart of the city.

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