Walking Tours Dublin

Walking Tours in Dublin

Explore the vibrant city of Dublin at your own pace with these self-guided walking tours! Immerse yourself in Irish history, culture, and charm as you traverse through the winding streets of this enchanting capital.

Trinity College & Grafton Street Tour (2-3 hours)

  1. Start at Trinity College: Take a leisurely stroll around Ireland’s oldest university, admiring its stunning architecture and historical buildings. Don’t forget to visit the Long Room in the Old Library!

  2. Walk along College Green: Soak up the atmosphere of this iconic Dublin square, once the city’s main marketplace.

  3. Explore Grafton Street: Known for its lively street performers, bustling cafes, and high-end shops, Grafton Street is a must-visit location in Dublin.

  4. Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral: This stunning cathedral is one of the largest churches in Ireland and offers guided tours of its historic grounds.

  5. Finish at Temple Bar: Conclude your tour with a pint at this iconic neighborhood, famous for its vibrant nightlife and traditional Irish music.

Dublin’s Medieval Quarter Tour (2 hours)

  1. Start at Christ Church Cathedral: Marvel at this stunning cathedral, which dates back to 1034! Guided tours are available.

  2. Explore Wood Quay: Learn about Dublin’s Viking and medieval past in this historic area.

  3. Visit St. Michan’s Church: Famous for its mummified bodies, this church offers a unique glimpse into Ireland’s history.

  4. Stroll through Temple Bar (again!): Take a moment to relax and enjoy the lively atmosphere of this popular neighborhood.

  5. Finish at Dublinia & The Archaeological Centre: Dive deeper into Dublin’s medieval history with exhibits on the Viking and Norman periods.

Phoenix Park Tour (3-4 hours)

  1. Start at The Gate Lodge: Enter Phoenix Park, one of Europe’s largest urban parks, through its impressive gate lodge.

  2. Visit Dublin Zoo: Spend some time exploring this popular attraction and meeting its diverse animal inhabitants.

  3. Walk to the Wellington Monument: Climb the 187 steps to the top for panoramic views of the city.

  4. Explore Áras an Uachtaráin: Admire Ireland’s presidential residence from afar, as it is not open to the public.

  5. Finish at the Papal Cross: This impressive structure was built for Pope John Paul II’s visit in 1979 and offers a beautiful viewpoint over the park.