Tours run daily and begin at 11:30 am Mondays to Saturdays, and at 1 pm on Sundays. The tour goes at a lesiurley pace and ends in about two hours. It is recommended by all who have taken it and is quite education and iinformative on the history of Ireland. The tour ends with a lively discussion at the International Bar with fellow tour members.
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Tours run daily and begin at 11:30 am Mondays to Saturdays, and at 1 pm on Sundays. The tour goes at a lesiurley pace and ends in about two hours. It is recommended by all who have taken it and is quite education and iinformative on the history of Ireland. The tour ends with a lively discussion at the International Bar with fellow tour members.
Graduate students at Trinity College conduct this historical tour of Dublin. Walking around Dublin is the best way to see and absorb the rich heritage of the city. It includes tours of Trinity College, Old Parliament House, Temple Bar, City Hall, Dublin Castle, Wood Quay, Christ Church Cathedral and Four Courts. Individual tickets cost 12 EUR.
The tour runs from April 1-October 31 and is good, quiter alternate to taking a bus tour of the city. The tour takes a slightly different route by avoiding the main streets, showing a different side of Dublin. The tour price includes a bike and insurance. Advance booking is recommended.
The best way to see Dublin if you’re only visiting for a few days is to take the Dublin Bus Tour. The bus takes you to Trinity College, Dublin Castle, National Gallery and much more. Although the comlete tour lasts well over an hour, you can get an All Day Pass and hop on and off the bus anytime you want.
See Dublin by land and by water! Board one of the amphibious World War II vehicles and see a whole new side of Dublin. On the tour not only will you get to see the Viking artifacts and buildings but also other monuments like the St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Trinity College and Georgian Dublin. You can either sign up for a regular tour or one that includes a meal at the famous Beshoff’s of O’Connell Street. Timings vary but the tour runs throughout the year. Advance booking is advised in order to avoid disappointment.
Voted as the number 1 tour by over 1 million customers on hostelworld.com, this tour promises to be extremely enjoyable for the entire family. The full-day tour to Glendalough is recommended when you have nothing else planned for the day. The tour begins as early as 8:50 am and includes a drive along the coast, craft shopping, breathtaking tours of the Upper Lake and to Sally Gap Adventure, the location for the filming of Braveheart. The guides are very knowledgable, helpful and friendly.
A trip to Dublin would be incomplete without learning more about the city’s literary history. The show which lasts about two hours is performed by professional actors who perform from the works by Sameul Beckett, James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Seamus Heaney and more. The tour also includes a short history of the pub culture in Dublin and how important these pubs were for writers.
Aimed at conserving the Dublin Mountain area, DMP organizes a range of activities and expeditions for those who are fond of the outdoors. These include mountain climbing, trekking, hiking, conservation, mountain running, scouting and orienteering. The company has also developed a number of recreation sites like Hell Fire Club, Massy’s Estate and Cruagh Wood. It has lots of organized routes and maps, and also provides transport to various areas in Dublin.
One of the most successful tourist organizations in the city, CIE has been a favourite among tourists for years. With prompt customer service and detailed tour packages, visitors are offered luxury. Customers can choose from a variety of tourist coach packages, by selecting the number of days, area, budget and people. Each of the coach tours are inclusive of sightseeing program, dining, accommodation, travel tickets and entertainment. For those who wish to venture on their own, CIE organizes a vehicle, re books rooms and sights and makes sure that you travel with a care.
With over 30 years of experience, this company offers a wide range of activities and packages for travelers. Some of the tours are Shore excursions, golf tours, fishing tours, castle tours and independent tours.
This is one of the largest tourist operators in Ireland. With links to over 400 hotels in Ireland, the customer is assured the best in accommodation and hospitality. Some of the services include planning of itineraries, booking of hotels, car hire, transport and group tours.
Tour Dublin offers packages for a maximum of six people. Customers can choose from a full day or half day tour, where the packages are Viking and Medieval Dublin and Georgian Dublin. Tourists are taken to all the major landmarks and attractions in the city.
This privately owned tourist operator works closely with a number of travel and event agents in the city. Tourists can choose to explore in groups or individually and can opt from lots of different itineraries and programs to suit their style of travel. Abbey Tours also organizes a number of entertainments and event packages which are tailor-made to customer’s choice.