Dublin Walking Tour: History, Culture and Iconic Places
Explore the heart of Dublin on a walking tour that combines history, culture and local atmosphere. Cross the iconic Ha’penny Bridge and stroll through the bustling streets of the city centre, discovering some of the most iconic sights in the Irish capital. See the prestigious Trinity College, the Oscar Wilde Memorial in Merrion Square and the elegant buildings linked to the country’s political life. Continue to St Stephen’s Green, where you can learn about monuments dedicated to important figures in Irish history, including Wolfe Tone, and works reminiscent of the Great Famine period. Stroll along the famous Grafton Street, bustling with shops, cafes and street performers, to the famous Molly Malone statue. An ideal experience to get to know Dublin through its monuments, histories and traditions that have shaped its identity.
Travelling in Ireland 8 Cecilia Street Temple Bar Dublin
We will finish the tour at Molly Malone Statue
Brief introduction by Ireland. Claddagh Records, Iconic stop for music lovers and the famous Irish Claddagh ring.
Celebratory wall dedicated to Irish bands and singers: U2, Phil Lynott, Van Morrison, Sinéad O'Connor, The Cranberries...
We will discover the beauties of the Temple Bar area. Temple Bar Pub founded in 1840 History and anecdotes of this area full of recording studios, murals and lots of music.
Discover the iconic Ha’penny Bridge, one of Dublin’s most beloved landmarks, which has elegantly crossed the River Liffey since 1816. Stop for a photo and let yourself be captivated by the authentic atmosphere of the heart of the city.
Discover the prestigious Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university and one of Dublin’s most fascinating places. Stroll through its elegant historic courtyards and soak up the academic atmosphere that characterises this celebrated campus in the heart of the city.
See the Oscar Wilde Memorial, dedicated to the famous Irish writer and located in picturesque Merrion Square. See the colourful statue of Wilde and learn more about the link between one of Ireland’s most brilliant authors and the city of Dublin.
See the Irish Parliament, one of Dublin’s most significant historic buildings, a symbol of Irish political and institutional life. Let yourself be fascinated by its elegant architecture and history that has marked the heart of the capital.
See the Department of the Taoiseach, the seat of the Irish government and the office of the Prime Minister of Ireland. Located in the elegant Government Buildings, it is one of the main centers of political and institutional life in the country. Georgian area, buildings, architecture and history.
See the Wolfe Tone Statue, dedicated to one of the most important figures in Irish nationalism. Located near St Stephen’s Green, it recalls Wolfe Tone’s role in Ireland’s political and revolutionary history.
See Edward Delaney’s Famine Memorial, an intense work dedicated to the victims of the Great Irish Famine. Its sculptural figures evoke one of the most dramatic periods in Ireland’s history and invite memory and reflection.
Stroll through the greenery of St Stephen’s Green, one of Dublin’s most elegant and beloved parks, located in the heart of the city. Among tree-lined avenues, ponds, lawns and historical monuments, it is the ideal place for a pleasant break while visiting the capital.
Stroll along Grafton Street, one of Dublin's most famous and vibrant pedestrian streets, full of shops, cafes and street artists. It is the perfect place to breathe the atmosphere of the city and experience the heart of Dublin Shopping.
See the famous Molly Malone statue, one of Dublin's most recognisable landmarks, inspired by the protagonist of the famous Irish folk song. Located in the city centre, it tells one of the most beloved legends of Dublin tradition.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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