From Guinness, whiskey and pub tours to Easter Rising history, the Book of Kells and day trips to the Cliffs of Moher, Glendalough and the Giant’s Causeway, browse every type of Dublin tour to find the right way to explore the city and Ireland beyond.
1916 Easter Rising Tours (3)
Follow the rebels who seized the GPO in 1916, tracing the rising street by street to the prison yard where its leaders were executed.
Afternoon Tea Tours (1)
Settle in for a leisurely afternoon tea, with finger sandwiches, warm scones and delicate cakes served with a pot of tea in elegant Dublin surroundings.
Airport Transfers (1)
Start or end your trip smoothly with a pre-booked transfer, meeting your driver at Dublin Airport and heading straight to your hotel.
Beer Tours (1)
Discover Dublin's thriving craft beer scene beyond the famous stout, tasting small-batch ales and lagers with brewers and a guide who knows the taprooms.
Belfast Tours (9)
Travel north to Belfast to see the Titanic Quarter, City Hall and the murals of the Troubles, learning how the city has transformed.
Bike Tours (4)
Pedal past Georgian squares, Trinity College and the Liffey quays into Phoenix Park, seeing more of Dublin in a few hours than on foot.
Blarney Castle Tours (4)
Climb the medieval tower at Blarney Castle, lean back to kiss the famous Stone of Eloquence and wander the gardens, often with time in Cork.
Boat Tours & Cruises (10)
See Dublin from the water on a Liffey river cruise or coastal trip around Dublin Bay, passing historic quays, lighthouses and seal-dotted islands.
Book of Kells Tours (5)
See the Book of Kells, the lavishly illustrated gospel manuscript created by Irish monks around 800 AD and displayed at Trinity College Dublin.
Boyne Valley Tours (3)
Discover Ireland's ancient east in the Boyne Valley, exploring prehistoric tombs at Brú na Bóinne, the royal Hill of Tara and the 1690 battlefield.
Bunratty Castle Tours (2)
Explore a restored 15th-century castle furnished with period pieces, then step back in time at the folk park's thatched cottages, village street and farmhouses.
Burren Tours (3)
Cross the Burren's lunar-like limestone pavements, where Arctic and Mediterranean flowers grow side by side, and see the ancient Poulnabrone dolmen.
Christ Church Cathedral (3)
Explore Dublin's medieval cathedral, founded almost a thousand years ago, and descend into its vast crypt to see treasures and a mummified cat and rat.
Cliffs of Moher Tours (11)
Stand on the edge of Ireland's west coast at the Cliffs of Moher, where sheer walls of rock plunge over 200 metres into the Atlantic.
Coastal Tours (7)
Head out along Dublin Bay to the fishing villages, harbours and headlands of Howth, Dalkey and Dún Laoghaire, with sea views all the way.
Comedy Shows (1)
Spend an evening laughing along with Dublin's comedy scene, catching sharp local wit and touring comedians in intimate clubs and lively pub venues.
Cooking Classes (1)
Roll up your sleeves with a local chef and cook classic Irish dishes using fresh local ingredients, then sit down together to enjoy the meal.
Dalkey Tours (2)
Explore the pretty seaside village of Dalkey, with its medieval castle, Coliemore Harbour and views across to seal-dotted Dalkey Island and Killiney Bay.
Dark Hedges Tours (4)
Walk beneath the twisting, intertwined branches of the 18th-century beech trees lining Bregagh Road, one of Northern Ireland's most photographed spots.
Day Tours from Dublin (42)
Explore beyond the city on a guided day trip, from ancient monastic sites and castles to wild coastlines, with transport from Dublin included.
Dublin Castle Tours (7)
Tour the heart of British power in Ireland for centuries, from the lavish State Apartments to the Viking foundations hidden beneath the castle.
Dun Laoghaire Tours (2)
Stroll the long granite piers of Dún Laoghaire's harbour, enjoy views of Dublin Bay and fresh fish and chips, and visit nearby Sandycove.
Dunluce Castle Tours (4)
Visit the haunting ruins of Dunluce Castle, perched on a sea cliff above the Atlantic, where legend says the kitchen once collapsed into the waves.
Featured Tours (12)
A hand-picked selection of the most popular and highest-rated Dublin tours, from Guinness and whiskey tastings to Cliffs of Moher and Giant's Causeway day trips.
Food Tours (12)
Graze your way around Dublin with a local guide, sampling farmhouse cheeses, smoked salmon, traditional breads and modern Irish dishes at markets and eateries.
Gaelic Games (1)
Get to grips with hurling and Gaelic football, Ireland's fast-paced native sports, with hands-on coaching and stories of their ancient roots.
Galway Tours (10)
Soak up the lively atmosphere of Galway's Latin Quarter, with its colourful shopfronts, buskers on Shop Street and the historic Spanish Arch.
Game of Thrones Tours (2)
Visit filming locations from the hit HBO series along Northern Ireland's coast and countryside, with guides sharing behind-the-scenes stories from the shoot.
Ghost Tours (5)
Venture into Dublin's darker side after nightfall, hearing tales of restless spirits, grave robbers and haunted buildings in the city's oldest streets.
Giant's Causeway Tours (10)
Walk across around 40,000 interlocking basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity, and hear the legend of giant Finn McCool.
Gin Tours (1)
Learn how Irish gin is distilled with native botanicals, then taste a range of craft gins and discover the perfect serve with a local expert.
Glendalough Tours (11)
Wander through the 6th-century monastic site founded by St Kevin, with its round tower and stone churches set beside two glacial lakes.
Guinness Tours (4)
Explore seven floors of the Guinness Storehouse, learning how the famous stout is brewed before enjoying panoramic city views from the Gravity Bar.
Hiking Tours (3)
Lace up your boots for guided walks on Dublin's doorstep, from sea cliff paths around Howth Head to heather-covered trails in the Wicklow Mountains.
Hop-On Hop-Off Tours (5)
Ride open-top buses around Dublin's top sights, hopping off at Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and more, then rejoining whenever you like.
Howth Tours (10)
Escape to the fishing village of Howth, walking the clifftop trail to the Baily Lighthouse and watching seals in the harbour before a seafood lunch.
Irish Night Shows (5)
Enjoy an evening of Irish entertainment, with toe-tapping traditional music, energetic step dancing and lively storytelling, often served with a hearty dinner.
Jameson Distillery Tours (4)
Step inside the original Jameson distillery in Smithfield to learn how Irish whiskey is made and compare its smooth flavours in a guided tasting.
Kayaking Tours (1)
Paddle along Dublin's rugged coastline with an experienced guide, exploring hidden coves and islands and keeping an eye out for seals.
Kilkenny Tours (5)
Discover Kilkenny's medieval charm, from its grand castle and St Canice's Cathedral to narrow lanes, craft shops and historic pubs.
LGBT History Tours (1)
Explore Dublin's LGBTQ+ history with a guide, from secret gathering places to the campaigns that led to Ireland's historic 2015 marriage equality vote.
Literary Tours (3)
Follow in the footsteps of Joyce, Wilde, Swift and Beckett, uncovering the streets, pubs and stories that made Dublin a UNESCO City of Literature.
Medieval Dublin Tours (4)
Uncover medieval Dublin, tracing the old city walls, cathedrals and castle that grew from Viking and Norman roots along the River Liffey.
Multi-Day Tours (9)
See more of Ireland on a guided tour lasting several days, with hotels and transport arranged as you explore the west, south or north.
Museum Tickets (5)
Explore Dublin's museums and galleries, from ancient Celtic gold and Viking treasures to Irish art and the moving stories of emigration.
Music Tours (3)
Discover the songs and stories behind Dublin's rich musical heritage, from traditional sessions in cosy pubs to the city's famous rock legends.
Newgrange Tours (2)
Step inside Newgrange, an ancient passage tomb older than Stonehenge, aligned so the winter solstice sunrise lights its inner chamber.
Northern Ireland Tours (11)
Cross the border for a day of dramatic coastline, ancient legends and modern history, from the Giant's Causeway to the city of Belfast.
Phoenix Park Tours (1)
Explore one of Europe's largest city parks, where herds of wild deer roam near the Wellington Monument and the Irish President's official residence.
Powerscourt Tours (4)
Stroll through Powerscourt's grand Italianate terraces, Japanese gardens and walled rose gardens, with views of the Sugarloaf Mountain beyond.
Private Tours (20)
Explore Dublin and beyond with your own guide and vehicle, following an itinerary built around your interests, ideal for families and small groups.
Pub Crawls (7)
Join fellow travellers for a lively night out, hopping between Dublin pubs with a guide who knows the best pints and live music.
Pub Tours (3)
Step inside Dublin's most historic pubs, with their snugs and Victorian interiors, and hear stories of the writers and rebels who drank there.
Ring of Kerry Tours (6)
Journey around the Iveragh Peninsula on the famous Ring of Kerry, with mountain passes, lakes and wild Atlantic coastline around every bend.
Rock of Cashel Tours (2)
See the Rock of Cashel rising dramatically above the Tipperary plains, once the seat of Munster kings and home to remarkable medieval buildings.
Roe & Co Distillery (1)
Visit a modern whiskey distillery in the Liberties, learning how Irish whiskey flavours are blended and trying your hand at crafting a cocktail.
Silent Disco Tours (1)
Pop on wireless headphones and dance through Dublin's streets with a guide leading the party, sightseeing and singing along to the soundtrack.
St Patrick's Cathedral (3)
Visit Ireland's national cathedral, built beside a well where St Patrick is said to have baptised converts, and see memorials to Jonathan Swift.
Street Art Tours (1)
Discover Dublin's vibrant urban art with a guide, uncovering large-scale murals and hidden works by local and international artists.
Teeling Distillery (1)
Tour a working whiskey distillery in the historic Liberties, seeing copper pot stills in action and tasting award-winning Irish whiskey.
Titanic Belfast (3)
Explore the story of the world's most famous ship at Titanic Belfast, from its construction in the city's shipyards to its fateful maiden voyage.
Trinity College Tours (6)
Explore Ireland's oldest university, strolling its cobbled squares and historic buildings with a guide before seeing the famous Book of Kells.
True Crime Tours (2)
Discover the sinister side of Dublin's past, from body snatchers and infamous murders to notorious criminals, with a guide who knows the grim details.
Viking History Tours (1)
Discover how Vikings founded Dublin over a thousand years ago, exploring the sites, artefacts and stories of the Norse settlement on the Liffey.
Walking Tours (25)
Discover Dublin on foot with a local guide, uncovering the stories behind its Georgian squares, historic landmarks and lively neighbourhoods.
Whiskey Tours (12)
Discover the craft of Irish whiskey at Dublin's distilleries, learning about triple distillation and cask ageing before tasting a range of drams.
Wicklow Mountains Tours (13)
Leave the city for the Garden of Ireland, with sweeping mountain passes, dark glacial lakes and the ancient monastic valley of Glendalough.
Wild Atlantic Way (2)
Travel Ireland's rugged western coastline, where towering cliffs, golden beaches and traditional villages line one of the world's great coastal routes.
Workshops & Classes (6)
Try something new in Dublin with hands-on workshops, from traditional music and dance to crafts, led by skilled local instructors.