One of Dublin’s oldest and most significant landmarks, Christ Church Cathedral has stood at the heart of the city for almost 1,000 years. With Viking origins, medieval architecture and fascinating legends connected to its past, it offers a unique glimpse into the many layers of Dublin’s history. External Visit, we do not enter inside the Cathedral., unless previously booked as an extension to the tour.

This striking memorial honors Theobald Wolfe Tone, one of the most influential figures in Irish history. His vision, political ideas and role in the struggle against British rule made him a defining figure in Ireland’s revolutionary period and national identity.

One of Dublin’s oldest streets, Fishamble Street has a fascinating history dating back to the medieval city. Once home to fish markets and traders, it later became an important centre for music and theatre, and one of Dublin's most controversial sites.

Dublin’s most prestigious, vibrant and busiest shopping quarters, Grafton Street is alive with musicians, boutique shops & Georgian architecture, a beloved street full of stories and lane-ways leading to some of Dublin's most famous cafes, restaurants and pubs.

Dublin’s most famous cultural quarter, Temple Bar is known for its cobbled streets, colourful buildings, traditional pubs, galleries and lively atmosphere. Beyond its modern reputation, this historic area has a fascinating past, from medieval origins to its transformation into one of the city’s most vibrant quarters.

One of Dublin’s most impressive historic buildings, the Old Parliament House was home to the Irish Parliament from 1731 until 1800. This remarkable landmark played a major role in shaping the history of Dublin and Ireland. Located at the heart of College Green, its impressive architecture reflects centuries of political influence and change.

Edward Delaney’s Famine Memorial commemorates one of the most significant and tragic periods in Irish history. Located in the heart of the city, these striking figures provide a place for reflection and remembrance while highlighting the lasting impact of the Great Famine on Ireland and its people.

One of Dublin’s most beloved hidden public oasis, St Stephen’s Green is a beautiful Victorian park located in the heart of the city. Surrounded by historic buildings and connected to many important moments in Dublin’s history.

Ireland’s largest cathedral, St Patrick’s Cathedral has stood on this historic site for over 800 years. Built beside the well where tradition says St Patrick baptised early Irish Christians, it is closely connected with Ireland’s religious, cultural and literary heritage, including its famous association with Jonathan Swift. External Visit, we do not enter inside the Cathedral., unless previously booked as an extension to the tour.

The historic home of Ireland’s national parliament, Leinster House is one of Dublin’s most impressive architectural landmarks. This magnificent Georgian building has influenced architecture beyond Ireland, with its design believed to have inspired elements of the White House in Washington, while continuing to play a central role in Irish public life.

One of Dublin’s finest Georgian squares, Merrion Square is steeped in literary history, artistic achievement and fascinating tales from the past. Once home to some of Ireland’s most influential figures, its elegant streets hold stories of ambition, creativity, scandal and mystery waiting to be uncovered.

This striking memorial celebrates one of Ireland’s greatest literary figures, Oscar Wilde — a writer renowned for his wit, creativity and remarkable contribution to literature. The sculpture captures the complexity of his character and provides an opportunity to explore the fascinating life, works and legacy of one of Dublin’s most celebrated figures.

Stroll through the grounds of Dublin’s most prestigious & oldest college since 1592. Learn about the history, events and famous alumni who have graced this magnificent campus. External Visit. Book of Kells & Old Library are not included

Stand on the Ha'penny Bridge and take in the views of Dublin over the River Liffey. Once the city's bustling trade route, the Liffey carried goods, gossip, and the rhythm of daily life. Traders' voices and the creak of wooden boats have given way to footsteps and laughter on the quays and Dublin’s most famous walkway that links the north and south side of the city.

Welcome: I'm David, Irish & Local, and I look forward to providing you with an authentic, memorable and enjoyable tour experience here in Dublin. This Private Guided Walking Tour is exclusively for you/your family or group. We will meet and being the tour at The Molly Malone Statue, one of Dublin's legendary and iconic figures who is believed to have been a street trader in 18th century Dublin. Derived from the song of the same name, this is Dublin's unofficial anthem and has been sung down through the ages to this very day.

One of Dublin’s most magnificent and recognizable architectural landmarks, the GPO has played a defining role in the city’s history since its completion in 1818. Famous for being the head quarters of the 1916 Rising, one of the most significant events in modern Irish history, steeped in incredible history, the GPO still bears the marks of its dramatic past.

One of Dublin’s most important historic landmarks, Dublin Castle has stood at the centre of Irish history since 1204. From its origins as a medieval stronghold to its role in the story of modern Ireland, this remarkable complex offers a fascinating insight into the people, events and influences that shaped the nation. Tour Note: Please note: Due to Ireland holding the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, access to Dublin Castle is currently restricted.

One of Dublin’s most elegant buildings, Powerscourt Townhouse reflects the city’s rich Georgian architectural and social heritage. Once a grand residence for one of Ireland’s most influential families, it has been transformed into a beautiful setting of independent boutiques, cafés and unique spaces while retaining its historic character.