DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most booked dublin walking tours, with prices, run times and who you reserve through. The ones worth an early start, and what each is actually like once you turn up.
A 2-hour guided walk through Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral, Trinity College area, Temple Bar, and Liffey bridges for $29.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and the tour was worthwhile. We ended up with a very small group of 5 (we were 3 of the 5). Meeting point and ending point were clearly defined.”
A 2-hour Dublin city-centre walking tour with an accredited guide, covering Vikings to Georgian and Victorian Dublin, plus local tips.
“Keith is a super guide:) a lot of history, a lot of anegdotes, a lot of sense of humor.”
Walk Dublin’s 1916 Easter Rising trail with a pro guide, from the International Bar to the GPO and Castle, plus bullet-hole stops.
“This was a really interesting and informative walking tour . I learned a lot about history and being able to see the bullet holes still in the statues and pillars was a chilling experience. I left with more knowledge and more curiosity than I came in with.”
2-hour Dublin mythology and folklore walk linking Irish legends to real landmarks from Temple Bar to Parnell Square. From $29.02.
“Started late, could not find guide until after start time. Had to bail on the tour because I had another appointment”
A 90-minute Dublin walking tour linking Vikings, rebels, and today’s city life, with top stops like Trinity, Temple Bar, and Christ Church.
“Alex our tour guide was amazing, even during a very rainy and blustery day. The tour was very informative and Alex made sure to include topics the group had interest in.”
2-hour guided walk through Dublin’s big history sites from Trinity to Christ Church, with free stop entries and day-one context.
“Jody gave an excellent overview of the history of Ireland. He was animated and full of knowledge . We learned a lot about this island.”
2-hour guided Dublin walk from Trinity to medieval streets, Dublin Castle and Temple Bar. Learn revolutions, famine, 1916 and beyond.
“Colm gave a very detailed and entertaining tour. He really knows and loves this city— it’s evident from his depth of knowledge and how he speaks about it. He took questions with ease and grace and wove history and personal anecdotes seamlessly. Next time I’m visiting Dublin with friends or family, I hope I can…”
A 3-hour Dublin walking food tour with a small group, 3-course Irish meal, beer and cider tastings, and an Irish coffee lesson.
“Ray was awesome .great knowledge and very informative.will definitely book again when back in Ireland”
A 2-hour Dublin folklore walking tour from Temple Bar to O’Connell Street, with banshees, púca legends, Georgian-era stories, and Gaelic revival.
“If you're seeking an unforgettable dive into Irish mythology and folklore, this tour with Emily is an absolute must. Emily's storytelling prowess, warmth, and humour transform the streets of Dublin into a living tapestry of legends and history. Her engaging narratives captivate from start to finish, making complex tales accessible and entertaining. Beyond the myths,…”
Private 3-hour Dublin walk with a licensed guide: free music and landmark stops, umbrellas, and local food tips from Temple Bar to Merrion Square.
“Wonderful walking tour of Dublin with Pasquale. Friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share the history of this great city. Courtney W.”
A Spanish-guided 3-hour Dublin walk through Temple Bar, castles, cathedrals, Trinity, and Molly Malone, ending near Jameson.
“I did this tour with Alvaro this morning. I was glad he got to be my guide because it was clear how much he knew about the place and his passion to teach about it. I would definitely recommend it and I’ll probably do another Dublin tour with him during this trip.”
Haunted Dublin walking tour at 6pm: 2 hours of ghost stories, gothic sites, and Bram Stoker lore, ending near Grafton Street for $29.
“Had Ciaràn as our guide today, he was absolutely fantastic. Trully a wonderfull storyteller with a great sense of humour. He told us everything from interesting spooky and gory facts about history to a few more practical tips and tricks. I also greatly appreciated his interest in Irish literature and good reading/theater recomendations.”
105-minute guided walking tour of Dublin city centre: O’Connell Street, GPO, Trinity College, Temple Bar wall, and Christchurch Cathedral.
“Alex was very knowledgeable and a great guide giving recommendations for things to do during our stay! Only thing to note is that the get your guide meeting location needs to be updated as this has recently been updated. Easily resolved by calling the tour though.”
A 3–4 hour small-group walk through Dublin’s lesser-known spots with Irish humor, coffee, and shop stops. 21+ only, $43.53.
“Even though it rained off and on throughout the tour, Patrick made it a fun outing! Definitely would recommend.”
A 3-hour Italian walking tour of Dublin’s top sights, from Trinity College and Dublin Castle to Temple Bar, Ha’penny Bridge, and the Spire.
“The guide was fantastic. Very competent and very sympathetic. A great guide to recommend.”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
