DUBLIN
Dublin’s best days out.
The 15 most booked attraction tickets in Dublin. The Guinness Storehouse, the whiskey distilleries, the Book of Kells and the hop-on hop-off buses, with what each one gets you.
Self-guided Guinness Storehouse in Dublin with a pint, interactive history, and Gravity Bar 360 views.
Most Popular“Fantastic place to visit. Really interesting to hear about the history of the storehouse and brewing process. The water feature is fantastic! Thought my 11year old would be bored but he loved it. View from the top of the storehouse is breathtaking.”
Prebook EPIC Dublin for a self-guided museum visit in CHQ with a free audio guide and interactive passport stamps.
“Brilliant visit to the Epic museum. Found out so much about my country. Staff very friendly and helpful.”
Fast-track Book of Kells at Trinity College and a guided Dublin Castle grounds walk, with expert symbolism and easy access entry.
“guide was fantastic. walking tour of Dublin, Trinity College and outside of the Dublin Castle. learned a lot of history of Ireland. the long library and book of Kells Experience was amazing.”
Dublin Pass by Go City gives you 40+ attraction entries with a phone QR code, including Guinness, EPIC, cathedrals, and bus tours.
“Easy to use and accepted in most places. A pity Trinity College Library is not included.”
Dublin day trip to Belfast Titanic Museum, Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and Dunluce Castle with skip-the-line tickets and guided stops.
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum ticket in Dublin. Interactive galleries, audio app, free return visit, and a souvenir passport for Irish stories.
“Really coveted do much of the Irish history through immigration and exporting of famous people. Religion, convicts, inventors and politicians. Very thorough.”
Step into Christ Church Cathedral’s nave and vast crypt to see medieval tiles, sacred relics, and the odd mummified cat-and-rat story.
“I am not religious in the slightest, but it was truly moving to be in the presence of such incredible architecture.”
Mobile entry ticket to Dublin’s St Patrick’s Cathedral with audio stops, Gothic stained glass, and Swift’s story for $13.91.
“We did a self guided tour. It was easy to manoeuvre with the audio. Wish I could have done a mass. Lots of information”
Get Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus entrance tickets for a 13,000 sq ft indoor wax adventure with Time Vaults, Mirror Maze, and Father Ted.
“Really liked the history but felt some of the famous wax people were not the best. overall its worth the price.”
Christ Church Cathedral Dublin ticket with self-guided nave and medieval crypt, audio guide, plus Magna Carta and mummified cat.
“Tour was incredible! Martin was knowledgeable and very entertaining. He answered on all my questions with patience and humor”
Skip the line for Guinness, grab a free Gravity Bar pint, and use unlimited Big Bus hops to stitch together Dublin’s top sights over 24–48 hours.
“Excellent experience and well worth the money, finished with the perfect pint. Would definitely recommend this trip”
Interactive, photo-friendly World of Illusion in Dublin. Three floors of mind-bending exhibits for families, with practical tips on timing and value.
“I found it very expensive for what activities that are there. Also the toilets had no toilet roll in them and this was only 10.30 am in morning.”
Taylors Three Rock in Dublin: skip-the-line seating with a 4-course Irish dinner and two hours of dance and folk music.
“Great show. A little hard to hear/understand but we got the gist. Loved the dancing and the sing along!! Food was wonderful!”
Skip-the-line mobile ticket for Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus with Irish history, interactive exhibits, and celebrity wax photo ops in about an hour.
“Very entertaining there was a lot to see it provided entertainment for all generations all together it was worth the time”
Dublin Airport Express shuttle plus 24/48-hour hop-on hop-off bus. Wi‑Fi, live guides, and Little Museum entry perks included.
“Regular service but most importantly the friendliness of the drivers. It was always best when they talked to us directly rather than the recording that was best…and especially lovely when they burst into song. Lots of advice of where to visit in Dublin AND some truly awful jokes. 😁”
From the city’s pubs and museums to the Cliffs of Moher and the Causeway coast, every day out worth the early start.
