Top Ireland Audio Guides - page 4

Explore Inishbofin Island at your own pace with this self-guided tour, navigated via provided walking map covering the West Quarter. With round-trip ferry tickets as well as a light lunch, tea, and scones provided, you'll have everything you need or a comfortable independent exploration.

With colorful history, rich culture, and beautiful city scenery, Dublin is widely considered the jewel in the crown of the Emerald Isle. On this sightseeing tour, explore with a local guide and see sides of the Irish capital many visitors miss. Discover attractions such as Trinity College and Kilmainham Gaol, with the freedom to customize your itinerary to hit the highlights and hidden secrets of most interest.

Are you looking for a way to see Dublin's Temple Bar without joining a tour group? Mingle with merchants, musicians, and mighty Vikings in the medieval city and explore Temple Bar at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour. Dublin’s Temple Bar district is one of the most popular destinations in Ireland. For centuries, the area has attracted travellers who come to experience its vibrant pub-lined streets. On this walking tour, we’ll go beyond the music and bustling watering holes and hear about some of the most interesting people connected to Temple Bar’s long history, from the city’s Viking origins to U2! Temple Bar has a reputation, especially among locals, for being a touristy part of the city. On this tour, you'll go beyond the throngs of people and see the area’s hidden corners and lesser-known stories. You’ll hear about Temple Bar’s origins, learn how it got its name, and discover the best way to enjoy your time there.

Explore the rugged coast of southern Ireland during this full-day private tour from Kenmare to Mizen Head. Drive through the scenic Killarney National Park and stop at landmarks such as Torc Waterfall, a 3,000-year-old Druid stone circle, and local villages on your way to Mizen Head. Take in the sweeping views of the Atlantic coastline once you arrive and capture your memories on camera to enjoy for years to come.

I guarantee that I, James, will be your Guide. I have been working for 13+ years as a full time Tour Guide in Dublin City Centre. This Walking Tour is ideal for those who want to make sure they see the main sights of the City, understand Dublin City's history and how it has shaped the City it is today. I have done thousands of Dublin City Tours so I'm more than happy to discuss and explain the more complex political, social and cultural questions that you may have. I will also explain the Dublin people, how we think, what influences the thinking, what we value most and the fantastic sense of humour that all make Dubliners so unique and loved worldwide. I care about both the Guests who come on my Tours and deeply about the city I'm from (Dublin) and I want to make sure that all Guests on my Tour see Dublin City in its true light while also having a really enjoyable time on the Tour.

Discover the magical city of Dublin at your own pace with this guided tour. With a 3-hour tour, you can explore iconic attractions such as Molly Malone, Temple Bar, Dublin Cathedral or Trinity College. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 3h self-guided tour with + 15 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Discover the natural beauty of Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with this full-day private tour. Leave the navigating up to your private driver as you visit top landmarks in Northern Ireland including Carrickfergus Castle, Bushmills Distillery, and Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge. See the Dark Hedges of “Game of Thrones” fame. Enjoy hotel pickup and explore at your own pace.

During the Easter Rising, a toll collector on the Ha'penny Bridge tried to charge armed rebels half a penny each to cross. None of them paid. That kind of story shapes this self-guided audio walking tour of Dublin, narrated through your phone as you walk at your own pace. Across 15 stops, see bullet holes on a triumphal arch Dubliners called Traitor's Gate, stand where a park keeper negotiated ceasefires to feed the ducks, step into Trinity's Old Library where Queen Victoria signed the Book of Kells, and end above the hidden river that gave the city its name. No fixed start time, no group to keep up with. Listen in your preferred language, pause whenever, and revisit stops freely. Ideal if you'd rather explore Dublin's Vikings, poets, and rebels on your own terms, not herded between photo stops. Over 20,000 travelers have used our Dublin audio tour and others like it. The tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

On this self-guided walking tour, you'll explore Dublin's beating heart, where rebels fought for Irish freedom. Dublin’s thriving centre isn’t just the focal point of life for many locals today. Some of the most important events in Irish history have unfolded along these inner city streets. On this walking tour, you’ll see some of the country’s most important national monuments and learn how the Irish nation was created. You’ll cross the River Liffey and head to the capital’s main artery, O’Connell Street. Here, you’ll find out why this landmark was named after Daniel O’Connell and why Martin Luther King and Gandhi looked up to him. Then make your way into the beating heart of the city, to the streets that Irish rebels fought and died on. I’ll show you where the last failed rebellion in Ireland against British rule, the 1916 Easter Rising, took place. You’ll find out exactly why the Irish people wanted to create their own nation and how they did so.

Discover breathtaking scenery along the Ring of Beara on this private tour from Kenmare. Travel through Bonane Heritage Park to a family-run chocolate factory near the village of Bonane. Take the Caha Pass through west Cork and enjoy an optional boat trip to Garnish Island, home to playful seals. Discover pretty bays such as Bantry and Kenmare, and take in uninterrupted views over placid Glanmore Lake. Travel through pretty villages such as Ardgroom, Allihies and Eyeries, and enjoy the freedom to plan your own route with your private guide.

Choose your own route through the Emerald Isle and hit the highlights you want to see on this private Ring of Kerry tour from Cahersiveen. Explore the Iveragh Peninsula with your private guide and discover top landmarks such as Ballycarbery Castle, Cromwell's Bridge, Ross Castle, the Skellig Ring, the Stone Circle and the Torc Waterfalls. Marvel at the medieval fortifications of Cahergall and Leacanabuiaile, and pass through quaint towns such as Kenmare and Waterville. Take the Coomakista Pass for spectacular views, and enjoy the freedom to stop wherever you’d like.

Trek the coastal paths of the Howth Peninsula without worrying about losing your way on this hiking tour. Follow your guide along the cliffs and through the woodlands of this area, stopping at scenic overlooks and areas of spectacular natural beauty. Listen as your guide's commentary takes you back through the millennia in Irish history, including tales about the Vikings, Normans, Druids, and Celts.

Stroll down Dublin’s historic streets and dive into the city’s long and embattled history with this self-guided walking tour of the iconic Irish capital. Visit St. Patrick's Cathedral, the city's Gothic marvel. Stop by Dublin Castle and Trinity College for a glimpse at age-old architectural splendor, then pay a visit to The Spire for a glimpse of modernity. Walk down the shop-filled O'Connell Street and visit the picturesque Temple Bar neighborhood. Along the way, you’ll uncover the history of the city and the Irish people. After booking, check your email/text to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action while connected to WiFi or mobile data. Enter the password, download the tour, and enjoy it offline. Follow the audio instructions and route from the designated starting point. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want. This isn't an entrance ticket. Check opening hours before your visit.

Follow the footsteps of the Irish Republican Army as they prepare for the Easter Rising of 1916, the most dramatic event in Irish history. Hear the history of Ireland’s political conflict and fight for freedom. Optional: skip the lines to the GPO Museum. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Irish Republican Army Tour On a 2-hour IRA tour you will see places related to the Irish War of Independence and the Easter Rising, such as.the James Connolly Memorial, the Custom House and the GPO (outside only) 3-hour: Irish Republican Army Tour & GPO Museum Tickets Choose this option to receive skip-the-line tickets to the GPO Museum (with audio guide) and enjoy a 2-hour IRA tour of places related to the Irish War of Independence and the Easter Rising. Dive deep into the long history of the Irish-British conflict. On this private walking tour you will discover the complex history of the Irish Republican Army, Brotherhood.

On this self-guided audio tour, you'll meet the colourful characters and underdogs that shaped Dublin's medieval core. The Liberties has been home to some of the most important people and events in Irish history, yet the centuries-old neighbourhood often gets overlooked by visitors. On this walking tour, Jack Redmond, a Dublin-born tour guide, will show you the city’s medieval heart and share stories about its tight-knit community. Start your journey towards the Obelisk Fountain, where Dublin's rich history will unfold before you. Explore the city's medieval ruins and the historic Coombe, once bustling with Huguenot weavers. Encounter sites of Irish rebel history and colourful characters like Johnny 40 Coats. Pause in Peace Park, atop a medieval graveyard, before delving into Dublin's whiskey origins and Arthur Guinness's remarkable brewery lease. Pass by Marsh's Library, Ireland's oldest, guarding its treasures with reading cages against thievery.

This is an ideal Walking Tour for those who want to see and learn about all of the main sights of Dublin but also learn about the cultural and important social aspects of life for Dubliners. The Tour will be given to you by a Dublin Tour Guide of 13+ years of experience so there won't be any questions he won't be able to answer. The expectation is by the end of the Tour that Guests will feel they have really experienced the true Dublin but also really understand it's people and it's unique culture.

Take the scenic route to Mizen Head, Ireland’s most southwesterly point, on this private full-day tour from Killarney. Enjoy the flexibility of a personalized itinerary and stop off to admire the natural wonders of the Killarney National Park, visit towns such as Kenmare and Glengariff; and take in the views from Mizen Head on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Use clues at each attraction to find your next destination and challenge yourself to use logic, imagination, observation, and team spirit to complete the game. Uncover local information and facts about the city as you explore. Discover hidden gems and narrow streets. Without a schedule and at your own pace, pause anytime and continue later or even another day. Work as a team or compete with each other. A unique team-building activity perfect for couples, families, companies, students and groups of friends. You will visit: The Spire O’ Connel Bridge Christ Cathedral Dublin City Hall St Patrick St Andrew Fusilier’s Arch National Museum Whiskey Museum

Dublin is incredibly picturesque. It’s a medieval city that has some fascinating living history along its streets – ancient buildings, historical sites, street art, memorials & a different story at every turn. At its heart Dublin is a Viking city & its streets are an electric mix of the historic and contemporary, creative and quirky. The Georgian architecture in Dublin is, in fact, some of the best-preserved in the entire world. Visit Phoenix Park, a day’s exploration in itself !.to see the President’s house, Dublin zoo, an abandoned military fort, and a herd of deer. Just outside the city are some truly beautiful seaside towns and extraordinary walking routes. Some long, some short, some easy, some not but all equally stunning. There are very few cities in the world that can boast a literary legacy like Dublin, explore The Longroom at the Trinity College Library for bibliophiles, this room is filled with thousands of rare and antique books on hundreds of shelves

Dublin’s beautiful Marlay Park is more than just a beloved green space. It’s where history, nature, and art meet. On this walking tour, you’ll discover the fascinating evolution of this aristocratic estate – from medieval farmland to public park – which spans over 500 years of Irish history. The tour begins at the Wicklow Way starting point, where you’ll hear some of the fascinating stories hidden within this 120-hectare urban oasis at the Dublin Mountains’ foothills. You’ll walk the historic grounds once owned by Barnaby Fitzpatrick, hearing the intriguing tale of how he went from Irish king to English baron in the 1500s when this land was first confiscated from Cistercian monks. You’ll wander through ancient woodlands and past curious art installations, and see beautifully restored walled gardens. Here, you’ll meet the colourful residents of the aviary, including peacocks that wander freely throughout the gardens, before ending the tour at the impressive Georgian Marlay House.

Explore Cork at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your smartphone — no app to download and no physical guide needed. Just open your Ciceru experience, follow the map, and go. This essential route links 10 of the city's most important landmarks over an easy 3 km walk (about 1.5 hours), starting at The Butter Museum and finishing near Cork City Hall. Along the way you'll take in St. Anne's Church in Shandon, St. Patrick's Bridge, the Father Mathew Statue, Crawford Art Gallery, the Grand Parade, St. Fin Barre's Cathedral and Nano Nagle Place. At each stop, short audio stories bring Cork's history and culture to life, and interactive quizzes let you test what you've learned as you go. Start any time, pause whenever you like, and explore freely — no groups and no fixed schedule. Play solo or challenge friends and family. Audio and text are available in 7 languages: English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese.

Download GuideAlong’s Ring of Kerry audio tour and discover one of Ireland’s most famous scenic drives. This 125-mile route circles the Iveragh Peninsula, taking you past rugged coastline, rolling hills, historic castles, and some of the country’s most memorable views. Travel to the stunning Kerry Cliffs and visit iconic landmarks including Ross Castle, Ladies View, Staigue Stone Fort, and the Gap of Dunloe. Along the way, hear stories of medieval clans, whiskey smugglers, and Ireland’s fight for independence. Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you and bypassing any that don’t. Stories, tips, and directions play automatically based on your location Travel at your own pace Tour offline using GPS. No cell service or WiFi is needed Suggested itineraries for half, full, or multi-day use No time limits or expiry, and free updates

Swap a rushed group tour for the freedom to discover Dublin at your own pace. Starting at the iconic Fusiliers' Arch on St Stephen's Green, you'll wind through 9 iconic stops — from Grafton Street and the Guinness Open Gate Brewery to Christ Church Cathedral, Trinity College, and the GPO Museum. GPS-triggered audio starts automatically as you walk, guiding you with stories you won't find on a standard tour. Download the STQRY app on Wi-Fi before you arrive — it works fully offline, and your access never expires. Highlights: Discover Dublin's Viking past, rebel history, and literary legends in one walk. 9 landmark stops spanning 1,000 years of Irish history. No booking time, no meeting point stress — start the moment you arrive in Dublin.

Welcome to the Historic Dublin Tour, an experience that’s more than just a walk. It’s a step back in time and a dive into the essence of this incredible city. Every street we stroll down, every building we pass, holds a piece of the puzzle that has been coming together for centuries. As we walk together, you’ll hear about the legends that shaped this city, meet characters who’ve left their mark on its history, and uncover secrets hidden in plain sight. You’ll see this city through the eyes of those who lived here centuries ago and those who call it home today. Go at your own pace. The tour is smartphone guided, using GPS, and plays as you walk.