Highlights
- Learn about the history of Dublin's homes and the lives of its residents
- See the medieval Fishamble Street, the birthplace of the famous Molly Malone
- Discover the history of the Dublin Fruit and Veg Markets, built in 1892
- Visit the Green Street Courthouse and learn about the trials that took place
- Explore the Viking core of Winetavern Street and see the writing on the ground
Description
Explore the hidden history of Dublin on a guided walking tour. Learn about the city's past as you visit the Dublin Fruit and Veg Markets, the Green St Courthouse, and the Medieval Fishamble St.
Begin your tour on Henrietta St, the first Dublin Georgian street built. Learn about the grandeur of these 1700s mansions. Discover how Dublin was once considered the second city of the old British Empire.
Hear how the parliament closed in Dublin in 1801, and how these fine houses fell into decline. Learn about the hardships faced by the families who lived in these homes.
See a convent which was the home of a developer. Visit the Green St Courthouse and learn about the fascinating and varied history of the building.
Cross the Liffey to see Medieval Fishamble St, the birthplace of Molly Malone. Learn about the Viking core of Winetavern St and find the writing on the ground. Finish the tour at a pub where information was gathered during the War of Independence by Michael Collins to organize Bloody Sunday.
Includes
Guided tour of Dublin's hidden historical homes
Visit to Henrietta St, the first Georgian street in Dublin
Explore the history of Green St Courthouse and discover the trials Dubliners endured
Tour of the recently closed Dublin Fruit and Veg Markets and marvel at the size
Walk through Crane Lane and see how the houses were turned around
Discover the Medieval and Georgian history of Fishamble Street
This tour tells how Dubliners lived through the buildings they occupied
Finish at a historical pub used for intelligence gathering during the War of Independence
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
