Dublin in a Day Private Tour: Book of Kells & Guinness Storehouse
Discover the best of Dublin in a day including a guided visit to the Book of Kells at Trinity College and to the Guinness Storehouse to explore. Ireland’s iconic capital situated on the sea and surrounded by mountains is famous for its heritage, architecture and friendly atmosphere.
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Dublin in a Day Private Tour: Book of Kells & Guinness Storehouse
What's included in Dublin in a Day Private Tour: Book of Kells & Guinness Storehouse
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Dublin
Enjoy the personalised attention of a private local guide and explore the highlights and lesser-known gems of Dublin, a UNESCO city of literature.
Christ Church Cathedral
Admire the historic buildings and learn the stories and legends associated with them, including Christ Church, which is the city’s impressive gothic cathedral and Dublin Castle dating back to the 13th century.
Temple Bar
See the Temple Bar, a famous buzzing neighbourhood and also one of Dublin’s most famous pubs established in 1840 - renowned for serving 450 varieties of whiskey!
Inclusions
- Entrance to Trinity College Grounds, Library & the Book of Kells shared group tour admission tickets
- Entrance to the Guinness Storehouse
- Plenty of time to take photos of your favourite places
- A friendly, professional tour guide for your own private group
- Taxi/Uber transfer from the National Gallery to the Guinness Storehouse
- Food and drink, although your guide will be happy to recommend local favourites along the way
- Gratuities (optional)
- Hotel pickup/drop-off services
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- Your guide will meet you in front of the Dublinia Museum (under the bridge), St Michaels Hill Christ Church, Merchants Quay, Dublin 8.
End Points
- This tour ends with the entrance to the Guinness Storehouse, which you are free to explore at your own leisure (tickets included).
