• Merrion Square - Guests will be collected from their hotel, with the first destination being Merrion Square. This elegant Georgian square in Dublin is steeped in history, culture, and art. In the park’s northwest corner, visitors will find a clever and inspiring memorial to Oscar Wilde, who was born nearby. A reclining statue of Wilde is accompanied by pillars inscribed with his famous quotes, and guests will learn about his tragic life story. A brief visit to the National Gallery (free admission) will showcase Irish and European masterpieces, including works by Jack B. Yeats and Caravaggio. A short walk leads to Leinster House (the Irish Parliament) and Government Buildings, where guests will learn about Ireland’s political parties and government structure.

• Christ Church Cathedral - The tour will then proceed to Christ Church Cathedral, where visitors will step into nearly 1,000 years of Irish history in the heart of medieval Dublin. As Dublin’s oldest working cathedral, it boasts stunning Gothic and Romanesque architecture, with soaring stone arches, medieval floor tiles, and intricate stained-glass windows. Guests will discover fascinating history and stories about medieval Dublin.

• Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Whitefriar Street Church - A stop for coffee and refreshments at Dublin’s best coffee spot will be followed by a visit to Whitefriar Street Church. This peaceful, atmospheric Carmelite church is known for its soaring interiors and stained-glass windows. It’s a true hidden gem, famously housing the relics of Saint Valentine, the patron saint of love and lovers. The relics are kept in a specially dedicated shrine, complete with an inscription from Pope Gregory XVI, making it a romantic and meaningful stop for couples or anyone interested in history and faith.

• Dublin Castle - The tour will continue with a walk to Dublin Castle, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Originally constructed as a medieval fortress in the early 13th century, Dublin Castle has served as a Viking settlement, English stronghold, British administrative center, and today, a site of national pride. Guests will explore its transformation through the centuries, with each stone narrating a story of Ireland’s turbulent past.

• Phoenix Park - The final stop will be a drive to Phoenix Park, where guests will enjoy one of the largest enclosed public parks in any European capital—a green oasis rich in nature, history, and iconic Irish landmarks. Established in 1662 as a royal hunting ground, Phoenix Park is now a vibrant public space with vast meadows, wooded areas, and peaceful trails. One of the park’s most cherished features is its herd of wild fallow deer, descendants of the original 17th-century stock. Observing them roam freely adds a magical, timeless quality to any visit, making it perfect for a family tour!

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

Dublin Highlights – Enjoy a Relaxed, Story-Filled Day in the City
Travel comfortably between attractions by car—no lengthy walks or crowded buses, just a smooth and efficient way to explore Dublin’s top sights in half a day.
Reserve your private tour and maximize your city experience with a knowledgeable local guide!

Begin your adventure at Merrion Square, Dublin’s most refined Georgian square, featuring vibrant doors, lush gardens, and the charming Oscar Wilde memorial.

Next, journey back in time at Christ Church Cathedral, where Vikings, medieval knights, and ancient crypts converge in a remarkable setting.

At Whitefriar Street Church, discover the resting place of St. Valentine—a delightful and romantic spot in the city’s heart.

Then, wander through the courtyard and gardens of Dublin Castle, where centuries of Irish history are vividly brought to life.

Conclude your day by relaxing in Phoenix Park, one of Europe’s largest urban parks, home to wild deer, the President’s residence, and breathtaking open spaces.

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