• O’Connell Street Upper - Stroll along the historic O’Connell Street, the city’s main thoroughfare, renamed in 1924 in honor of Nationalist leader Daniel O’Connor, whose statue stands proudly at the street’s end.
• Ha’penny Bridge - Enjoy a walk along the Liffey’s banks, crossing the Ha’penny Bridge, a pedestrian cast iron bridge built in 1816, offering stunning views.
• Temple Bar - Visit the renowned Temple Bar, a favorite among artists and poets, established in 1840 and celebrated for its collection of 450 different types of whisky.
• Parliament Street - Meander down Parliament Street and take in the splendid Georgian architecture of City Hall, built in the 1760s, a popular wedding venue and active civic center.
• Dublin Castle - Stand before the impressive Dublin Castle, located in the city’s historic heart, a significant building in Irish history constructed in the 13th century.
• Trinity College Dublin - Explore the grounds of the historic and awe-inspiring Trinity College complex, where you can learn about this prestigious university, see Parliament Square with the famous Campanile (bell tower), admire the old library known for housing the 9th-century Book of Kells, and view the Sphere within a Sphere sculpture by Arnaldo Pomodoro.
• Saint Stephen’s Green - Pass by other historic buildings to reach St. Stephen’s Green, a serene and picturesque park in central Dublin, known for its role in the Easter Rising. Conclude your tour in Dublin’s historic center at a local pub with a pint of Guinness or a hot beverage of your choice, on us!

• Plenty of time to take photos of your favourite places
• A friendly, professional tour guide for your own private group

• Food and additional drink
• Cost of transportation on the day (if required)
• Gratuities (optional)
• Hotel pickup/drop-off

Discover the highlights of central Dublin on this captivating private welcome tour of Ireland’s lively capital. Nestled along the Liffey River and the Irish Sea, and encircled by scenic mountains, Dublin boasts a rich history that stretches back over a millennium. The city offers a wealth of attractions, from stunning architecture and renowned literary heritage to historic stories of the Vikings and Normans, the prolonged struggle for independence from British rule, and its vibrant contemporary culture with charming cobbled streets, cafes, pubs, and the famous ‘good craic!’

Participants will gain insights into daily life in present-day Dublin, as well as its extensive history spanning over 1000 years. As they stroll along its quaint cobbled streets, they will pass magnificent Georgian buildings, cross the Liffey River, and enter the lively, artistic, and bohemian Temple Bar district.

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