Do Dublin, Like a Dubliner a Half Day Walking Tour
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About This Tour
This tour is a lovely way to experience Dublin and learn about Irish history and culture at a nice leisurely pace with a friendly, professional guide. You also get a chance to learn about Irish History and Culture as we stroll from site to site. You will also get a chance to sample food and drinks if you wish on route at traditional Irish stops.
We are excited to provide you our service, Hope to see you soon.
What’s Included
Guiding Services
What’s Not Included
Snacks
Itinerary
Oldest Cafe in Ireland
Famous for Cherry Buns and Scones
Offers Live Lunchtime Theatre too (15 min)
Our most expensive shopping Street -
All high end brands sold here
Always alive with buskers playing music (15 min)
A beautiful 22 acre city centre park
Site of iconic shopping centre
Famous for families to feed ducks and play at weekends (15 min)
Iconic Hotel - 5 Star
Home to one of our rebel leaders in 1918 - Michael Collins
Julia Roberts and Liam Neeson filmed the movie “Michael Collins” here (10 min)
Home to our national government
Situated in a beautiful leafy green part of the city
Once home to Ireland’s Lord Leinster - Earl of Kildare (5 min)
Largest art gallery in the city
Some of the the worlds most famous art is on display
Free to the public 7 days per week (10 min)
Oldest university in the city and home to the famous Book of Kells and Long Library (20 min)
Site where the Vikings, Normans and British held power before Irish Independence in 1922 (15 min)
Oldest building in Dublin
Site of the first Viking Church 1000 years ago
Home to famous bells of Dublin which ring out twice a day (5 min)
Famous cathedral associated with Jonathan Swift
Stunning Choral Services and mass here is open to the public
Also available to take interior self guided tours (10 min)
Site of Irish Rebellion in 1916
Home to Ireland’s largest post office in use
Site where St. Patrick’s day celebrations stop at each year on March 17th (10 min)
World’s Tallest Art Sculpture free standing
Built as a symbol of modern Ireland and installed in 2003
The new centre point for visitors and locals to meet in Dublin (5 min)
This is the cultural quarter of the city
Full of activity each day with shops, pubs, restaurants and cultural activity
Fun spot for nights out and parties in Dublin (25 min)
Meeting point: Outside the the Bewleys Cafe Theatre.
Good to Know
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness