Discover the fascinating 250-year-old story of Guinness at its original home

Guinness Storehouse: Entry Ticket + Free Drink

There’s a whole world of whiskey waiting to be explored

Jameson Distillery: Guided Tour with Tasting

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum: Entry Ticket

Wander through 800 years of epic history at Dublin's iconic cathedral

Saint Patrick's Cathedral: Entry Ticket

Your ticket to Dublin’s most popular attractions, sights and landmarks

Dublin Pass: Entry to 40+ Attractions + Hop-on Hop-off Bus

An interactive journey into Ireland's amazing past

GPO Museum

Learn whiskey making, enjoy a tasting, and have a drink at Gravity Bar

Jameson Distillery + Guinness Storehouse

Visit the world-famous home of Avoca Handweavers in the 'Garden of Ireland'

Avoca Mill Guided Tours

Dublin's spiritual heart and first cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral: Entry Ticket

Experience one of the rare public-access thoroughbred breeding farms

Irish National Stud & Gardens: Entry Ticket

Avoca Mount Usher Gardens: Self Guided Experience

Unwind with a cozy bus transfer between Dublin Airport T1 and Dublin City

Dublin: Bus To/From Dublin Airport T1 and Dublin City Centre

In this experience, we invite you to experience a truly unforgettable tour, exploring the hidden and charming charms of the city in the company of a Local Friend, a local resident who is passionate about his city. In a more original way, you will have a more dynamic vision of the city, with its beauties and contrasts, by discovering the charms of this destination from the perspective of a local host. This is a unique opportunity to discover the most authentic places frequented by locals, including craft fairs, typical foods, shopping tips and much more. This experience is fully customizable, giving you the freedom to tailor your itinerary to suit your interests. Below, we present a list of the attractions most frequented by locals:<ul><li style="text-align: justify;"> Trinity College and Long Room Library: Trinity College is Ireland&#39;s oldest university, founded in 1592, and is famous for its impressive architecture and the Long Room Library, which houses one of the finest collections of antique books in the world;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Temple Bar: This is one of Dublin’s most vibrant neighborhoods, known for its lively pubs, art galleries, alternative shops and live music. You can explore Temple Bar’s cobblestone streets and enjoy the lively atmosphere;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Dublin Castle: Located in the heart of the city, Dublin Castle is a historic landmark dating back to the 13th century. While much of the castle is not open to the public, you can admire its exterior architecture and explore the surrounding gardens;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> River Liffey and Ha&#39;penny Bridge: The River Liffey bisects Dublin, and a walk along its banks offers lovely views of the city. The Ha&#39;penny Bridge, an iconic pedestrian bridge, is a must-see landmark and offers great photo opportunities;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Grafton Street and St. Stephen&#39;s Green: Grafton Street is one of Dublin&#39;s main shopping streets, lined with shops, cafes and street performers. At the end of Grafton Street, you&#39;ll find the beautiful St. Stephen&#39;s Green, where you can take a break and relax surrounded by nature in the heart of the city.</li></ul> This list of famous sights, cultural experiences, gastronomic delights and shopping offers a comprehensive overview of the city&#39;s diversity and richness. Therefore, when booking our private tour, our Local Friend will contact you to learn about your interests and curiosities to create a 100% personalized itinerary, made especially for you.

Walking Tour in Portuguese with a Local Friend in Dublin 

Take a full-day tour from Dublin to Belfast, Giant&#39;s Causeway, and Dark of the Hedges to discover the magnificent grandeur of Northern Ireland&#39;s coastline. Take a bus to Northern Ireland and experience the charm of the Dark Hedges, a graceful avenue lined with beech trees that will take you to another place. These trees, immortalized in Game of Thrones as the Kings Road, create breathtaking natural tunnels that provide an incredible experience. Don&#39;t miss the opportunity to use your camera to capture this untouched beauty. You&#39;ll witness the wonders of the magnificent Giant&#39;s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Imagine an incredible natural environment formed by more than 40,000 stair-shaped stones that cascade down to the sea. With its breathtaking trails, it&#39;s the fourth natural wonder of the country. You&#39;ll be captivated by the stories surrounding these rocks. Here, you have the option to dine at a nearby restaurant. Finally, travel to Belfast, where you can visit the iconic City Hall and stroll through the vibrant streets. Itinerary: 6:30 AM Meeting point: Molly Malone Statue Road: 3h20 (coffee break) 9:50 AM The Darkness of the Hedges Stop: 40 minutes Road: 30 min 11:00 Giant&#39;s Causeway Free time Stop: 2h30 Road: 1h30 3:15pm Belfast Average duration: 1.5 - 2.5 hours Stop: 2h30 5:30 p.m. Road: 2:30 a.m. (coffee break) Arrive at 8pm *The Dark of Hedges Head to Northern Ireland to witness the magic of Dark Hedges, an elegant avenue of beech trees that will transport you to another world. Immortalized in Game of Thrones as Kings Road, these trees form stunning natural tunnels, providing an unforgettable experience. Don&#39;t miss the opportunity to capture this natural beauty with your camera. *Giant&#39;s Causeway The magic of the Giant&#39;s Causeway, an incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site. Imagine more than 40,000 stair-shaped rocks descending towards the sea, creating a stunning natural landscape. It&#39;s the country&#39;s fourth natural wonder, offering hikes with spectacular views. The legends surrounding these rocks will surely captivate you. *Belfast You can visit the city at your own pace For those interested, we offer an optional Black Cab tour, during which an experienced guide will share information about Belfast&#39;s rich history, covering various events from the Troubles to the city&#39;s cultural evolution. Notes: - The local currency in Northern Ireland is GBP (pound sterling). The euro is not accepted, however, and all major credit and debit services are not accepted. Debit cards are accepted. - Arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time. - The tour involves cross-country driving, which takes up a considerable portion of the trip. Please be prepared for a long day. - The bus ride to Dark of Hedges takes approximately 3.5 hours. Stops will be made at gas stations along the way, where you can purchase food and use the restroom facilities.

Day Tour: Dark Hedges, Giants Causeway and Belfast City

Embark on an extraordinary journey to the 330-million-year-old wonder of Aillwee Cave, nestled in the heart of the Burren. Immerse yourself in Ireland&#39;s geological and historical wonders on a 45-minute, expert-led tour that takes you 850 meters underground and reveals a fascinating world of ancient rock formations, waterfalls, and hidden hibernation chambers for bears whispering tales of the past. After your subterranean adventure, continue your exploration with a scenic one-hour boat ride to the base of the iconic Cliffs of Moher. Watch as the cliffs rise more than 700 feet above the Atlantic, their sheer faces sculpted by time and nature, offering an unparalleled perspective. As waves crash against the rugged shore and seabirds soar overhead, you&#39;ll feel truly immersed in the wild beauty of Ireland&#39;s Wild Atlantic Way. To complete this unforgettable day, take a stroll along the Cliffs of Moher, where panoramic views stretch endlessly to the ocean, creating the perfect contrast to your subterranean experience. Stand at the edge of Ireland&#39;s most impressive landmark, where land meets sea, in a spectacular display of nature&#39;s power and grace. As you travel back to Dublin, reflect on the extraordinary combination of adventure and natural wonders, from the depths of the earth to the towering cliffs above, that make this a truly unforgettable day. Notes: THINGS TO BRING *Camera *Sunglasses *Raincoat - in case it rains! * Headphones to hear commentary in the multilingual app *Charging cable and power bank to keep your devices charged (some buses have charging ports, but not all) * Spend cash/credit card to get souvenirs and tip the driver! * Footwear suitable for walking on rough terrain

Cliffs of Moher Tour with Boat Cruise

The Gravedigger&#39;s Ghost Bus Tour begins at Trinity College, where your guide will transport you back some 600 years to the ancient Augustinian Priory and, of course, the plague house. The latter is something your guide is very familiar with... But just ignore the coughing and listen to their stories of a plague-ravaged Dublin. Hear an account of plague victims trying to soothe their wounds in the waters of the city&#39;s drinking fountains. Learn about the mayor&#39;s schemes to try to keep the disease under control and discover the fate of all the poor souls who were infected with it. Many were ostracized, but some suffered a much, much worse end. Many believed the plague signaled the end of days, but Dublin&#39;s history and its horrors lived on. Join your guide as they lead you through the strange and wonderful events of times past, unearthing legends and ghosts of Dublin&#39;s past. Select a tour stop from the navigation bar below to learn and read more about what to expect. To be sure, join us on our custom storytelling bus and, through poetry and live music, let us take you on a journey to an Ireland of bygone days. This is no ordinary bus, WE PROMISE YOU WON&#39;T FORGET IT! Notes: This tour is not recommended for children under 14 years of age. Not wheelchair accessible

Gravedigger Ghost Bus Night Tour

Witness the dramatic Cliffs of Moher and The Burren on a full-day guided tour of Ireland&#39;s west coast from Dublin. Explore the vibrant city of Galway and enjoy a pub lunch in Doolin. Arrive at the Cliffs of Moher and follow the cliff path to the edge for stunning views of the Atlantic. Breathe in the ocean breeze and listen to the waves crashing beneath you. Get a bird&#39;s-eye view of the cliffs and see underwater caves on a large multimedia screen at the interactive Visitor Center. Continue to the charming village of Doolin for lunch at a local pub and spot the Aran Islands in the distance along the way. Stop by The Burren and take photos of its otherworldly landscape. Then explore Galway&#39;s dynamic culture, known for its traditional Irish dance, music and language. End your day with a scenic drive back to Dublin. Expect lively commentary, anecdotes, and even some Irish music to keep you entertained on the way back to the capital. ITINERARY: 06:50 - Departure from Dublin via Suffolk Street, but via the Molly Malone statue 10:30 am - Arrival at the Cliffs of Moher 12:20 PM - Lunch at Doolin Village (not included) 1:20 p.m. - Visit to The Burren - Ireland&#39;s Limestone Region 3:20 PM - Galway City 7:30 pm - Arrival back in Dublin Notes: -Please note that the tour does not include pick up from your hotel. -We recommend that you wear comfortable shoes and bring a jacket/coat. - Arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time. - The tour involves cross-country driving, which takes up a considerable portion of the trip. Please be prepared for a long day. - The bus ride to Cliffs of Moher takes approximately 3.5 hours. Stops will be made at gas stations along the highway, where you can buy food and use the restrooms. *Not wheelchair accessible

Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, Burren and Galway City

This Wicklow day trip combines Irish culture, history, and the natural world to provide a variety of wonderful experiences. It begins at the Molly Malone statue in Dublin and travels to some remarkable sites. Situated in the &quot;Valley of Two Lakes,&quot; Glendalough is a historic gem surrounded by stunning scenery. This monastery was founded in the 6th century by Saint Kevin. Walking through the ruins of the ancient city, visitors can discover Ireland&#39;s spiritual and historical heritage. You can also enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant. Hollywood, the former Californian colony that bears its name, combines historical intrigue with picturesque views. A fun tribute to its famous predecessor, Wicklow&#39;s Hollywood sign is worth seeing. A sheepdog demonstration on a typical Irish farm highlights various aspects of farming, such as sheep farming and organic vegetable growing. A demonstration of a shepherd using his dogs to guide his sheep is the highlight and provides a unique insight into daily activities in Wicklow. The stops on this tour are designed to give visitors an immersive insight into the natural beauty, rich history and farming lifestyle of the Wicklow area. Itinerary 9:30 AM Meeting Point: Molly Malone Statue (Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time) 10:30 am Glendalough Stop: 90 minutes 12:15 Mealtime (1 hour) Road: 30 minutes 1:30 p.m. Stop: 30 minutes Road: 10 minutes 2:30 p.m. Sheepdog demonstration Stop: 60 minutes 3:15 p.m. Road: 1h15 Arrival at 4:30 pm *Glendalough Once in Glendalough, your guide will give you plenty of time to explore the monastic site and surrounding lakes. Glendalough is home to one of Ireland&#39;s most important monastic sites. This early Christian monastic settlement was founded in the 6th century by Saint Kevin. Most of the surviving buildings date from the 10th to 12th centuries. Despite Viking raids over the years, Glendalough thrived as one of Ireland&#39;s largest foundations and ecclesiastical schools until the Normans destroyed the monastery in 1214 AD. With over 10 points of interest to visit in Glendalough Valley, including Poulanass Falls and Upper Lake, you&#39;ll be captivated by its unique beauty and history. Take a walk and enjoy this magical place, you will not be disappointed. *Hollywood On the way to Hollywood Village, we&#39;ll stop at Wicklow Gap, an iconic photo stop. We&#39;ll then take a short trip to Hollywood, also known as &#39;the original Hollywood,&#39; a small village in Wicklow that bore that name long before Hollywood in California even existed. Your guide will take you on a stroll through the valley where St. Kevin made his pilgrimage to Glendalough. Look up at the hillside and see if you can spot Wicklow&#39;s version of the Hollywood sign. *Sheepdog demonstration The last stop on our Wicklow day tour is a working sheep farm. Meet a friendly local farmer who will be happy to introduce you to rural farm life. You will be introduced to their working sheepdogs; they will explain the breed of dog used and show you how they are trained to perform their duties. The farmer will also talk about the different breeds of sheep in Ireland and what they are used for. And finally, the main event, a sheepdog demonstration. This is a truly unique experience and offers an excellent insight into how dogs are used to herd sheep, whether on hills or in fields, using voice and whistle commands. Notes: - Breaks will be held at gas stations where you can buy food and use the restroom facilities. - Arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Not wheelchair accessible

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