We begin our journey through the darker side of Dublin’s storied history in the midst of the famous Temple Bar, before plunging into the dark heart of the old medieval city.
On our ghoulish adventure through the city, we’ll venture down cobbled lanes and alleyways, getting to the lesser-seen sides of some of Dublin’s most famous landmarks, as well as uncover some of the city’s best kept secrets, and forgotten corners.
Just some of the ghastly things we’ll cover on the tour are:
Bram Stoker’s Dublin & some of the real-life inspirations for Dracula
Horrifying medieval crime & punishment
Grave robbing & body snatching
The banshee & the dark side of Irish mythology
Hell & The Hellfire Club
Witchcraft in Irish History
Serial Killers, Poltergeists, Headless Horsemen, & much more…
We love Dublin, and we love showing people around Dublin. This tour is a lot of fun, whether you’re interested in the chilling side of Irish History, or just want a unique way to see the city.
What’s Included
A walking tour of Haunted Dublin with a nationally accredited tour guide
What’s Not Included
Snacks
Itinerary
We meet in the heart of Dublin’s famous Temple Bar (10 min)
We’ll visit the famous Dublin Castle; notorious and feared home of imperial rule for centuries in Ireland and one time workplace of one of the greatest gothic horror writers in History; Bram Stoker. (15 min)
Famous victorian music hall and beloved concert venue (10 min)
The Oldest Theatre in Ireland (10 min)
In the heavenly shade of Dublin’s oldest Cathedral once stood a sordid warren of streets known locally as ‘Hell’. Playground to the rich and powerful, home of brothels and booze-houses. Here we’ll meet some of the characters of this raucous (and at times violent) neighbourhood, including some who’s ghoulish presence is still reputedly felt around the streets to this day. (15 min)
St. Patrick’s Cathedral is named after Ireland’s patron saint, but it has seen more than it’s fair share of sinners over the years. Here we’ll hear about some of the ghostly goings on at nearby Marsh’s Library, as well as hear stories from the Liberties, and the notorious ‘four corners of Hell’. (10 min)
Oldest public library in Irelands, nestled in the shadow of St. Patrick’s Cathedral (10 min)
The ruins of an old church graveyard, hidden down a dark laneway, right in the centre of the city. (10 min)
One of the garrisons of the 1916 Easter Rising, flanking the west side of St Stephen’s Green Park. (10 min)
The most famous of Dublin’s great Georgian Squares, we will visit this famous old park towards the end of our tour (10 min)
Meeting point: We meet outside the Old Storehouse Bar and Restaurant, which is located at 3 Crown Alley, Temple Bar. Look for the guide with the green umbrella and name tag.
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
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Maximum group size: 30 travelers.
Available in: en.
