2 Hour Walking Tour of Dublin's City Centre
This captivating walking tour isn't your average history lesson. We'll journey through Dublin's vibrant streets, transforming iconic landmarks like St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity College into portals to the past. Through storytelling, you'll experience Dublin's dramatic twists and turns, from Viking settlements to medieval intrigue, to the fight for Irish independence. More than just memorizing dates, this tour ignites your imagination and brings Dublin's rich tapestry to life. It's the perfect way to add depth and meaning to your Dublin adventure, ensuring memories that last a lifetime. This is a sightseeing walking tour focusing on the exteriors of popular attractions. Admission fees are not included, but your guide will share fascinating facts and stories about each location.
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2 Hour Walking Tour of Dublin's City Centre
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Gaiety Theatre
Get ready for an exciting Dublin adventure! This tour isn't just a walk-by – we will bring Dublin's history to life as we explore iconic landmarks.
Saint Patrick's Cathedral
Saint Patrick's Cathedral - a place linked to St. Patrick himself and filled with twists and turns, from Anglo-Norman building to near ruin and a Guinness family rescue.
Dublin Castle
Dublin Castle, built by the Anglo-Normans, started as a simple tower and morphed into a grand complex. Over the centuries, it served as a seat of power, prison, and even witnessed a daring jewel heist.
Inclusions
- A fun introduction to Dublin's history and culture with an engaging guide.
- All Fees and Taxes
- Wheelchair accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- 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 / End Points
- Let's meet outside the Gaiety Theatre on South King Street. It's right next to the Select store and across from the middle entrance (or the second entrance if counting from the Grafton Street side) of St. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre.