Travelling Ireland is a well-established tour operator offering private walking tours in Dublin—meaning you’ll explore alongside just your travel companions, not strangers.
Our guides are tourism professionals (licensed) with over 10 years of experience.
In-Depth Knowledge: Your guide will provide historical, cultural, and even personal insights into Dublin’s past.
Flexibility: Because it’s a private tour, you can ask questions, linger longer at spots that interest you, and customize the route.
Personal Touch: Many guides have local insights, so they might show you some “secret” spots not covered in typical tourist guides.
What’s Included
Private guided tour (your group only)
All age groups catered for, family friendly
Rest/toilette breaks if needed. Photo opportunities, Local tips and tricks
Experienced and licensed tour guide
All attractions will be visited from outside
Restaurant, pub and shop recommendations
Itinerary
The history of this famous area in Dublin. Temple Bar Pub established 1840 Walk through this iconic cobblestoned area of Dublin. (15 min)
Ha’penny bridge Historic details of this iconic bridge. Liffey river and Dublin socioeconomic aspects
(15 min)
Bank of Ireland Former Irish Parliament
College Green’s three-sided plaza in the centre of Dublin. It’s northern side is the Bank of Ireland building, which until 1800 was Ireland’s Parliament House. To the east stands world renowned Trinity College Dublin. To the south stands a series of 19th-century architecture. (15 min)
Trinity College, the oldest College in Ireland. Stroll inside the Trinity College Campus. History and current aspects. (20 min)
Grafton Street is one of the Europe’s busiest shopping streets home to Brown Thomas store which sells luxury brands. Street performers, musicians, poets frequent Grafton St daily.
(20 min)
Molly Malone’s life and folklore, famous song by the Dubliners. St. Andrew’s church. (10 min)
Medieval Castle in the centre of the city
Dated 13th century Medieval tower
(15 min)
8. The Cathedral is dedicated to the most celebrated Saint in Ireland. Saint Patrick came to Ireland in the 5th century. See the Garden and the Cathedral in an external visit (20 min)
9. The Cathedral within the Medieval walls. This is the Cathedral where Strongbow has been buried
External visit. (15 min)
Meeting point: 8 Cecilia Street Temple Bar Dublin
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
