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This 18-stops self-guided audio tour takes you through the medieval Dublin, following the original Viking settlement and the 13th-century Norman city walls. You’ll start at Dublin Castle and trace the footprint of the old walled city. Along the way, you’ll visit key landmarks like St. Audoen’s Church, the only remaining medieval parish church in Dublin, and Christchurch Cathedral, built on the site of an earlier Viking church. Also walk through Temple Bar, discovering its history long before it became Dublin’s cultural quarter. Highlights include: Dublin Castle and the medieval power centre Original sections of the Norman city walls St. Audoen’s Church and medieval streets Christchurch Cathedral and Viking origins Temple Bar’s historic streets The River Liffey and the Poddle meeting point The Ha’penny Bridge How it works: Download the tour app (free, iOS and Android) Follow the GPS map and listen as you walk Pause, rewind, revisit anytime No guide to wait for. No group to follow.

What sets this Temple Bar Walking Tour apart is how it blends freedom, storytelling, and technology to bring Dublin’s most iconic district to life. You’ll explore at your own pace through the Exploro app, guided by an immersive audio narration filled with history, legends, and surprises that even locals don’t know. The full experience lasts around 2 hours and includes 27 fascinating stops, that you can explore at your own pace. Highlights include: • Explore Temple Bar’s cobbled lanes and discover its hidden past • Learn about the Viking roots, Irish independence, and Dublin’s musical legacy • Visit landmarks like Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin Castle, and City Hall • Discover The Bank Pub, one of Dublin’s most stunning historical interiors • Enjoy GPS navigation, local insights, and multimedia content that brings each stop to life Perfect for independent travelers who want the freedom of a self-guided experience without missing the magic of great storytelling.

Dublin's craft beer walk, minus the tourist-trap Guinness circuit. Five hand-picked craft pubs in three hours, led by a local who knows exactly which taps are worth your time — and you drink at your own pace, buying only what you order. Same celebrated route as our premium tour, at a fraction of the price.

Discover Dublin’s rich history and vibrant culture through the eyes of a local on this engaging 2-hour walking tour. Led by Hugh, a lifelong resident and passionate historian, you will explore iconic landmarks such as Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral, while delving into the city’s fascinating past—from Viking beginnings to the struggle for independence. While it can be overwhelming to decide what to see and do on your trip to Dublin, especially if time is in short supply, Hugh will guide you to all of Dublin’s most famous sights. This tour offers an authentic experience with insights into local life, hidden gems, and recommendations for dining and entertainment. Enjoy a leisurely pace, with stops for breaks as needed, and leave with a deeper appreciation for Dublin and its people. - 2-hour walking tour led by a local expert, Hugh - Visit iconic landmarks and hidden gems in Dublin - Suitable for all, including those with reduced mobility

What sets our tour apart Unlike standard chauffeur services that simply transfer you from one place to the next, Celtic Black Car Tours delivers a host-led cultural journey. Your private driver isn’t just a chauffeur - he’s your storyteller, insider guide, and curator of hidden gems that most tours skip. We combine the luxury of a long wheelbase Mercedes S-Class with the warmth of a local host who knows the scenic detours, quiet viewpoints, and authentic Irish touches. Every tour is tailored to your pace and passions - linger longer at Glendalough’s mystic lakes, or swap a castle stop for a cosy pub lunch. Our promise is comfort, discretion, and discovery: you’ll travel like a VIP, yet explore like a local, with seamless door-to-door service and flexible itineraries. This is Ireland reimagined - not just seen, but truly experienced.

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.

Get to know Dublin with a local professional guide and no more than 10 guests. In around two hours, discover the rebels, writers and legends behind the city’s famous landmarks, with time to ask questions and get recommendations for the rest of your stay. From the GPO and River Liffey to Trinity College, Molly Malone and Dublin Castle, connect the sights through stories of rebellion, folklore and power. Explore Viking and medieval Dublin at Christ Church, then finish beside St Patrick’s Cathedral with tales of Saint Patrick and Jonathan Swift. • A small group of up to 10: hear your guide and join the conversation • Seven landmark stops on one planned route of roughly 2 km • Local stories that give meaning to the sights around you • Personal recommendations to help you make more of your Dublin visit An outdoor introduction for first-time visitors. No admission fees are required; museums and cathedral interiors are not part of the tour.

Savour three pints of Guinness in three carefully selected Dublin pubs on a premium small-group tasting experience. Spend approximately 2.5 hours with a local Dublin guide and no more than 10 guests, with time to enjoy each pint and the conversation around it. Learn to recognise a well-served Guinness. Your guide explains how freshness, temperature, glass condition and the pour influence the head, texture and flavour. Compare your pints, share your impressions and discover what you enjoy. Follow local knowledge: your guide chooses the pubs on the day for Guinness quality, your interests, character and atmosphere. The route stays flexible, so each stop earns its place. Hear stories of Dublin, Guinness and Irish pub culture between tastings. A small group leaves room for relaxed conversation and individual questions, helping you leave with a deeper appreciation of Guinness and the confidence to spot a great pint.

This is a privately hosted Dublin walking tour for American visitors who want a calm, enjoyable, and tailored introduction to the city. Forget crowded, scripted group tours — we’ll explore history, culture, modern life, and wonderful tips at a pace that suits you. As an American who’s lived in Dublin for over 25 years, you’ll get the whole picture through the lens of your interests to bridge the gap between the Ireland you imagine and the Dublin you’ll actually experience.

A completely private day in Wicklow, guided by a certified local expert and documented through professional portrait photography. This experience is designed for travellers who want to slow down, connect with place, and come away with photographs that feel natural, personal, and lasting. What’s included Up to 8 hours of private guiding White Badge–certified local guide Professional portrait photography throughout the day 20 professionally edited images (couples) 15 professionally edited images (solo travellers) Curated private online gallery Pre-planning and route design Option to include a luxury car and chauffeur Who is this experience for? Couples and honeymooners Solo travellers seeking something personal and intentional Visitors who value expertise, privacy, and craft over volume

For those visiting Dublin who would like to escape the busy city without having to travel too far, the charming seaside fishing village of Howth and its surroundings are a perfect option. Travel along Ireland's oldest rail line, the quaint DART system will transport us to what feels like a different world to the city centre in under 30 minutes, and of course, I will be very happy to point out a few of the points of interest and landmarks along the way. Scenic, beautiful and steeped in history, the settlement here dates back to the arrival of the Vikings in the 9th Century AD. Take some time to meander along the pier, taking in the abundance of market stalls, adorable cafés, and hopefully spot some seals at the harbour. Embark along the cliff walk looking out onto the Irish sea, take in views and stories throughout the day, before stopping for a well-earned pint of Guinness at the summit!

Embark on a journey through Ireland’s evolving history and culture with a private walking tour. Immerse yourself in the stories behind remarkable artworks in the Irish section of the National Gallery of Ireland, where the paintings reflect insights into Ireland’s evolving political, social and economic landscape, as well as stylistic developments. Discover how artists captured the essence of their times, and responded to the nation’s changing identity. An opportunity to understand Ireland, not just through the lens of history, but through the eyes of those who lived it.

Explore Ireland’s cultural and historical legacy on a privately guided visit to the National Gallery of Ireland and the National Museum of Ireland. Your experience begins in the gallery, where a carefully curated selection of paintings offers nuanced perspectives on Ireland’s shifting political, social, and economic identity. Moving on to the museum, we'll examine the origins of human settlement on the island and encounter exceptional artefacts from its pre-Celtic and Celtic eras, including the Bronze Age gold (the most important collection in Europe) and Irish Insular art.

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.

Dublin has appeared in some of the world's best-loved films, television shows and music videos. But the stories behind those locations can be just as fascinating. Join me for a fun, interactive 2.5-hour journey through the city, discovering locations linked to Normal People, Michael Collins, Bad Sisters, Sing Street and more. With lively, story-led guiding throughout, you'll uncover the stories behind the places we visit and unexpected connections between screen, music and Dublin itself. This is more than a hunt for filming locations. Expect famous names, surprising stories, spot prizes and a few discoveries that will have you looking at Dublin in a whole new way. Along the way, join in, ask questions and enjoy a lively exploration of Dublin's remarkable life on screen. - An experienced local guide with a flair for storytelling - See real locations behind major films, TV shows and music videos - Tram travel included, helping us cover more of the city in 2.5 hours

Start at a time that suits you on your booked date, with no fixed group to join and no need to wait for a tour guide. Your in-app AI host guides your group from stop to stop through location-based challenges across Dublin city centre. Along the way, you’ll solve clues, discover local places, and move at your own pace. For solo players, pairs, and groups, with booking options available for up to 6 people. The quest can be played in one selected supported language, making it suitable for international visitors who prefer to explore Dublin in their own language. Most sessions take around 60–90 minutes, depending on your pace. Where available, selected routes may include optional partner rewards or discounts nearby. No prior knowledge of Dublin is needed. Just bring your phone, your group, and a sense of curiosity.

Explore Dublin's old town at your own pace, from the cathedral quarter to the lanes of Temple Bar. Discover Viking roots, medieval churches, musical history and the city's riverside trading past on a self-guided smartphone walk. Hear AI-generated stories told in the first person and use Talk to the Past to ask heritage questions by typing or speaking. Follow next-stop walking directions and pause whenever you want to look around. This is an outdoor digital audio experience, not a guided group tour or an attraction ticket. No guide will meet you. Admission to cathedrals, Dublinia, Marsh's Library, theatre performances and other attractions is not included. A compatible smartphone and internet connection are required. Headphones are recommended. AI-generated content can contain mistakes. Book for one traveler to receive access on one smartphone. Companions may listen together on that device. Each additional smartphone requires a separate booking.

Discover Ireland's rich heritage and stunning landscapes on this full-day tour from Dublin. Begin with a visit to Bunratty Castle, a 15th-century fortress showcasing medieval history and beautiful village life at Bunratty Folk Park. Next, marvel at the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, where you can walk the cliff trail and enjoy the refreshing sea air. Stop at Doolin village for some Lunch. see the unique limestone terrain of The Burren, shaped by glaciers and acid erosion, before stopping at the Hazel Mountain Chocolate Factory for a sweet treat on your return journey to Dublin. - Visit the historic Bunratty Castle and lively Folk Park - Walk along the Cliffs of Moher with stunning coastal views - Lunch in Doolin - Explore the unique Burren landscape formed by glaciers - Stop at Hazel Mountain Chocolate Factory for a delightful break - Return to Dublin

Discover the captivating beauty of Howth's Cliff Walk on this guided hike that offers stunning views of the Irish Sea and Dublin Bay. Stroll along the scenic trail, learning about the area’s wildlife and history while exploring hidden beaches and lookout points. With a duration of approximately 3 hours and a distance of about 7 km, this moderately difficult hike is perfect for adventurous spirits aged 12 and older. Relax and enjoy snacks amid breathtaking landscapes as you search for playful seals in the waters below. - Guided hike along the spectacular Howth Cliff Walk trail - Duration of approximately 3 hours covering around 7 km - Suitable for ages 12 and above with moderate fitness levels - Essential gear includes hiking boots, waterproof clothing, and snacks

Skip the coach tour. This is Dalkey the way a local sees it — walked at an easy pace, with plenty of stops for photos, questions, and craic along the way. You'll start at Dalkey Castle, one of Ireland's last surviving medieval town castles, before wandering the village's narrow streets down to Coliemore Harbour — once Dublin's main port, now a quiet fishing harbour looking out to Dalkey Island. From there to a hidden gem - Sorrento Park, taking a different route back into the village so you see as much of Dalkey as possible without doubling back. Keen hikers may continue and walk Kiliney Hill. Your guide has spent decades as a chef and tour guide around Dublin, and mixes real history with the kind of stories, humour, and local knowledge! The best is left until last! The tour finishes at Finnegans for a hosted lunch (own expense). You buy lunch, I'll bring the stories! Perfect for single travellers and cruise passengers — an easy, low-stress way to spend a shore excursion.

Indulge in a personalized luxury chauffeur experience across Ireland. Led by expert guide Aiden O’Byrne, explore iconic sites like the Rock of Cashel and Glendalough, with tailored itineraries that reflect your interests. Enjoy seamless travel in premium BMW and Mercedes sedans, ensuring comfort and elegance throughout your journey. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a golf lover, or a foodie, this tour offers unique culinary experiences and access to Ireland’s finest attractions. - Bespoke chauffeur-driven experiences across Ireland - Discover historic landmarks like the Rock of Cashel and Glendalough - Enjoy premium accommodations and local dining recommendations - Maximum 6 guests for a personalized and intimate tour atmosphere

Step into the compact urban crucible that forged four Nobel laureates and James Joyce. From George Bernard Shaw's modest Victorian birthplace to the quiet Georgian quads of Trinity and the amber snugs of Toner's and Mulligan's, this walking journey reveals how Ireland's literary revolution was built not in ivory towers, but amid street banter, domestic disorder, collegiate anxiety, and solitary glasses of sherry. Discover how a few walkable square miles of Dublin compressed genius, gossip, and rebellion into modern masterpieces. A 4.2 km self-guided tour with 8 stops over 134 min, Ideal for travelers interested in Art, Design and Aesthetics, History and Memory, Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals, Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app.

Step behind the austere brick facades of Dublin's most elegant era. On this immersive walking tour, you will discover the hidden contradictions of Georgian Dublin—a city built by a wealthy aristocratic elite obsessed with mathematical perfection and rigid urban rules. But look closer, and you'll find a story of quiet rebellion. From hallucinatory hidden plasterwork to the true origin of the world-famous colorful doors, we will explore how residents fought for personal expression. Join us as we trace the rise, fall, and dramatic rescue of the longest uninterrupted Georgian streetscape in the world. - A 2.6 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 93 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Art, Design & Aesthetics and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Step into the smoke-filled streets of Dublin, 1916. This is not just a history lesson; it is a visceral journey into the heart of an armed rebellion that birthed a nation. Walk alongside the poets, teachers, and teenagers who took on the British Empire. From the shattered windows of the GPO to the solemn stone of Kilmainham Gaol, discover the idealism, brutal urban warfare, and sacrifices that changed Ireland forever. - 7.7 km self-guided tour with 8 stops over 187 minutes - Ideal for History & Memory and Power, Protest & Civic Spaces - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app