Dublin Grafton Street Tours and Tickets

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Dublin’s principal shopping street, Grafton Street, is free to visit. However, many travelers enjoy shopping at the high street stores or dining at the boulevard’s cafés and restaurants. Walking tours of Dublin that include Grafton Street start at US$16, while self-guided audio tours start at US$6.

While opening hours vary, most shops on Grafton Street open daily between 9am and 10am and close between 6pm and 7pm. Most shops stay open for an extra hour or two on Thursday evenings, a popular late shopping night, and many shops close or operate limited opening hours on Sundays.

Yes, Grafton Street is in the heart of central Dublin within walking distance of most of the city’s popular attractions. St. Stephen’s Green is at the south end of Grafton Street. Notable landmarks such as Trinity College, the Book of Kells, and the Molly Malone statue are located at the north end.

Yes, Grafton Street is a pedestrianized zone with level surfaces, making it accessible for wheelchairs and those with limited mobility. However, the accessibility of individual shops may vary. Plus, Grafton Street can get crowded, especially on weekends, which might make it more challenging to get around.

While Grafton Street itself doesn’t have public restrooms, there are bathrooms close to the south end of the street, between St. Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre and St. Stephen’s Green. Many cafés and restaurants along Grafton Street have restrooms available to customers.