Exclusive 5* Book of Kells & Dublin Castle Bespoke Tour.
Rathmines, Dublin
Join our award winning experienced and fully qualified official tour guide historians in Dublin. Starting from the days of early Irish Christianity to conquest then rebellion to partial independence.
Overview
This guided walking tour explores Dublin’s historic landmarks, suited for visitors interested in the city’s rich heritage and culture.
Highlights
- Discover Dublin’s historic statues and monuments in the city centre and surrounding areas
- Visit the Book of Kells at Trinity College
- See the Molly Malone statue
- View the exterior of medieval Dublin Castle
Description
Join an experienced and officially qualified local guide to explore Dublin, Ireland’s oldest city, situated on the River Liffey. Founded in the early 6th century, Dublin grew into a major industrial hub during the 19th century thanks to its strategic port and role in global trade.
The Industrial Revolution shaped the city’s prosperity as well as its social challenges. Today, Dublin is a dynamic cultural centre known for its hospitality, traditional music, and historic pubs. This tour offers a detailed look at Dublin’s heritage alongside its modern urban character.
The tour features smaller groups and exclusive access for discerning travellers. All entry fees are included, with skip-the-line access where applicable. Wireless audio earpieces are available on request.
Highlights include visiting the Book of Kells and the Long Room in the Old Library, strolling around Trinity College, and seeing the Molly Malone statue. You will also explore the exterior of Dublin Castle, which combines Georgian and Gothic Revival architectural styles. Although not a medieval fortress, the Castle reflects Ireland’s layered history of empire, rebellion, and nationhood.
This tour provides a comprehensive cultural and heritage experience with award-winning guides, ready to share insights into Dublin’s past and present.
Includes
- Professionally qualified guided walking tour
- Expert commentary by a public historian
- Insights into Dublin’s heritage, culture, historical conflicts, and modern peace
Excludes
- Gratuities
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat or umbrella. The best times to visit are spring and early autumn for mild weather. Book in advance to secure your preferred date and to ensure skip-the-line entry.
