36 activitati in Dublin, IRELAND

Stroll through Dublin's most iconic and beautiful pubs and discover the importance of beer in Irish culture. Indulge in pub culture and tour Dublin's most iconic venues with the Temple Bar Tour, Irish Pubs history, a must see for the most important Irish pubs in the area for its antiquity, style and history. As we walk around the city, our Spanish-speaking guide will tell us anecdotes and curiosities to understand the important role that pubs play in the daily life of the Irish and their passion for bars. We will also learn a bit more about whiskey and beer, mainly from the famous Guinness black beer. We will start with the traditional Irish pub, knowing its many years of history; continuing through the Victorian style pub and its numerous ornamental details. We will also see the famous wall of fame, with portraits of U2, Van Morrison and Sinnead O'Connor, and the corner of Temple Bar, the flagship of the neighborhood. We will enjoy the best live music from a brewery-inspired pub, ending our explanation at the well-known and fun Celtic-style pub. What will you discover? What does "craic" mean to an Irishman? Why do funerals in Ireland end up in a bar with a round of beers? Where does the Irish's passion for bars and beer come from? Why the name "porter" (black beer)? How does the English pub differ from the Irish pub? Why was beer thought to have healing powers in the middle ages? What alcoholic drink was called "water of life"? What does "pub" really mean? And who were his true creators? Why did some pubs have such flashy names as "The Blue Leg" or "The Flying Horse"? What is the most photographed corner of Dublin? What does the clover symbol mean for some establishments?

This lively evening tour around the heart of Dublin City, delivered by an entertaining local guide with music and "craic" on board, is the ultimate way to learn about Dublin, its people, nightlife and attractions. On our Night Tour Dublin city you'll enjoy a FREE shot of Irish whisky (over 18's only) and soak up the atmosphere of the city's redeveloped business district - including the floodlit Convention Centre and the famous Dublin Dockland's skyline. There are plenty of beautiful things in Dublin City by night. From the sparkling ‘Spire’ in O’Connell Street to the bustling streets of Temple Bar. You won’t be disappointed with the journey through Dublin City. This 1 hour round trip is one of the most interesting things to do in Dublin city by night and the perfect way to start your evening before having dinner, going to the theatre or a gig. Languages English.

Go on this adventure and discover the history and culture of a Dublin buried beneath your feet, a Dublin of English invaders, run with an iron fist by the Catholic Church and built by the Vikings. The quest will take you into the heartland of the city, will show you several Dublin wonders, and you’ll uncover quite a few secrets along the way. Are you ready for a 3,5km adventure? Highlights - Discover some remarkable landmarks as well as some genuine secrets of Dublin. - Use the adventure to delve into the hidden details of the city all around you. - Reveal the connection between the alien world and the human world as we know it. - Storyline You’re just standing at the back door of your house, enjoying a cup of coffee in your dressing gown, looking out over your beautiful garden, when of course an alien spaceship has to crash land in the middle of your roses and ruin your day. The hatch door of the saucer ship opens, and a humanoid form steps out. As he gets closer, you can see his big orange bug eyes and his resemblance to a fly... in a spacesuit. He points his ray gun at you. “I’m Borty,” he says. “Can you take me to the Teeling Whiskey factory? I haven’t much time. Please.

The Book of Kells was created around the year 800 AD and researchers believe that it was originally produced in a monastery on the island of Iona off the coast of Scotland. It appears to have been created by three artists and four scribes. When Iona was attacked by Vikings, the surviving monks moved to a sister monastery in Kells, Co. Meath. Some scholars believe that it was here that the Book of Kells was finished.The Book of Kells remained in the town of Kells until 1653 when it was moved to Dublin after the town suffered serious damage during the military occupation in the wars of the 17th century. The Old Library building, which houses the Long Room, was opened in 1732. The Long Room has been a working library since then and students and researchers from Ireland and around the world continue to consult the volumes of books it houses to this day.

Depart Dublin for a packed day where we will take you on a journey that includes natural beauty, ancient monastic sites, and a Viking city. Glendalough The area is renowned for its magnificent scenery and rich and varied heritage. Here you will have time to explore the ruined monastic city that dates back to the 10th century. Marvel at the stunning lakes and natural beauty and see why this area is referred to as the Garden of Ireland. Used in the wedding scene of the classic ‘“Braveheart” movie Glendalough and the surrounding area will capture your heart and mind forever. Sheepdog Trials The farmer's dog uses a direct stare at sheep, known as "the eye", to intimidate while herding at a trial. A sheepdog trial is a competitive dog sport in which herding dogs move sheep around a field, fences, gates, or enclosures as directed by their handlers. Here our local shepherd and his trusty Collie dog will exhibit their technique to you. With any luck, there might be a few pups or lambs about for you to stroke. Wicklow mountains Enjoy a scenic drive through the Wicklow mountains and enjoy spectacular views of the Irish landscapes. We will stop along the way for you to stretch your legs and to take a few pictures. Kilkenny City Built on the banks of the River Nore, the town of Kilkenny’s narrow, winding streets lend it an atmosphere of old-world charm; its terraces of handsome Georgian houses give it elegance; and with all this, it remains a bustling modern town and market center for a fertile agricultural area. Take a walk along the Medieval Mile, a scenic discovery trail linking many of the top sights of the city. Kilkenny Castle Perched at a strategic height, Kilkenny Castle dominates the "High Town" of Kilkenny City. After many facelifts over the centuries, today Kilkenny Castle exhibits a blend of architectural styles. In the early thirteenth century, the original Anglo-Norman stone castle was constructed for the 4th Earl of Pembroke before becoming the main Irish residence of the powerful Butler family for almost 600 years. Enjoy a free video presentation of the castle’s history and take in the splendour of the castle and rose gardens Languages English

Get into the spirit with a guided walk through the original Jameson’s Distillery. Join us for an unforgettable experience that will transport you back in time to when one of Ireland’s greatest entrepreneurs, John Jameson, first made the whiskey that is a legacy today. Highlights - Enjoy a guided walk through the recreated distillery - Savour a glass of Jameson in the Jameson Discovery Bar - Learn about the fascinating story behind Jameson Let our expert guides take you back in time as they lead you through the fascinating story of Jameson and his world renowned smooth Irish Whiskey. Everyone receives a signature drink, and volunteers are selected to partake in a tutored whiskey tasting where each person receives a much coveted Irish Whiskey Taster Certificate! Now that’s the spirit! The journey begins with an audio visual presentation followed by a guided walk through the recreated distillery scene and culminates in the Jameson Discovery Bar with a complimentary glass of Jameson and mixer plus a chance for selected volunteers to become a ''Qualified Irish Whiskey Taster''. Languages French, Spanish & German (subject to availability)

Save yourself time and money by booking your City Sightseeing ticket: get ready to make the most of the capital of Ireland! Highlights - More than 30 perfectly placed stops - Comes with a whole bunch of special offers in and around Dublin - Make the most of your time in Dublin - Audio guide available in 10 languages Venture around the most visited places in Dublin and get the best view aboard an open top double-decker bus. City Sightseeing is by far the best way to see all that Dublin has to serve up! As well as that, we shall take you from place to place whilst telling you absolutely everything you need to know along the way! With more than 30 perfectly placed stops around the city, you can hop on and off as much as you like during 24 or 48 hours - depending on your ticket type. You can jump off to see some of the main attractions like The National Gallery of Ireland or The National Museums - History and Archaeology. Get off in the Old town to explore Trinity College or stand in awe as you gawp at the beauty of The Christ Church Cathedral. Experience a living history exhibition at Dublinia where modern and medieval Dublin have been fabulously fused together so that you can step back in time; at just a stone’s throw away from The Cathedral - you’re sure to find it easily. It would be practically be considered a crime to go to Dublin without visiting The Guinness Storehouse; however if Whisky is more up your street, you should head over to The Old Jameson Distillery. With City Sightseeing you can make your plans and put your mind at rest as you are guaranteed to leave no stone unturned in Dublin. On top of all of that, the City Sightseeing Dublin ticket includes the following special treats: * 2 kids go for free with every adult ticket - only valid until the 30th June * 2 for 1 meal deals and drink specials. * A free glass of beer at Brannigan's Bar. * A free glass of Guinness in Nancy Hands - a traditional Irish pub * A free walking tour (summer only). * Unlimited stops and top notch views in Dublin. * Free entry to the Irish Whiskey Museum - only valid until the 31st May * Free entry to the Little Museum of Dublin * Pat Liddy Walking Tour Walking Tour Bring everything back to life and step back in time as you discover a Dublin that's been swept under the rug. Setting off from Dublin Visitor Centre. Your guide will talk you through everything as you roam around the area where the Easter Rising went on. Schedules Bus route: From 9am to 5pm. Walking Tour: At 10am. Duration Bus route: 110 minutes Walking tour: 2 hours Frequency Every 15 minutes (multilingual buses every 30 minutes) Languages English (Live commentary) Audioguide available in; Irish, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Chinese.

Tour the streets of Dublin on our stylish red open-top buses. Explore Dublin your own way with Big Bus Dublin's hop-on, hop-off sightseeing tour. Let our live tour guides show you around the city and share their wealth of local knowledge and infamous Irish humour. There is no better way to take in the stunning sights and buzzing atmosphere of Dublin than from on-board our open-top, double-decker buses. Hop-on to discover Dublin's colourful history and rich culture, then hop-off to explore the city at your own pace. With one route taking you to over 30 stops covering all of Dublin's most-loved attractions and with buses running every 10-15 minutes, it's never been easier to explore the city. • The Classic Ticket Our 24-Hour hop-on, hop-off ticket offers the perfect solution for anyone who wants to explore as much of Dublin as possible in a single day. With the help of our dedicated team of guides and lovingly planned route which spans all of Dublin's best bits you'll have the freedom and local knowledge to discover Dublin your way! Go for a pint in the Guinness Storehouse or take a trip through history and discover Ireland's beautiful cathedrals. • The Premium Ticket Discover Dublin's illustrious history with a Big Bus Tours Premium ticket. Our Premium ticket offers a 48-hour adventure of Dublin covering over 30 stops located at all the city's top sights and attractions including Temple Bar, the Guinness Storehouse and St Stephen's Green. Top off your day with our breath-taking, panoramic evening tour of Dublin's most stunning sights. It's the perfect way to spend the evening in Dublin whether you're travelling alone, with family or with someone special. Languages English Auduioguide available in English, German, French, Spanish, Cantonese, Japanese, Italian, and Russian.

Explore the city by land and water with a Viking Splash Tour – a unique way to experience Dublin. Highlights - Splash into the water at the Grand Canal Docklands - Exciting and fun tour for all the family - See the main sights of Dublin in an Amphibious World War II vehicle (DUKWs) For a thrilling, exciting ride through Dublin come aboard the Viking Splash Tour! Our Amphibious World War II vehicles (DUKWs) take the streets by storm showing you Viking Dublin in a new light. Fun for all the family; children and adults will love seeing the sights on an exhilarating ride through the city. We take you on a spellbinding tour of Dublin past sights such as St Patrick’s and Christchurch cathedrals, Trinity College, Government Buildings, Medieval Dublin and Georgian Dublin. The climax of the tour sees the Viking DUKWs splash into the water at the newly developed Grand Canal Docklands. Languages English.

Escape the city and travel back in time with a visit to the Malahide Castle, and head towards the northern coast to the charming fishing village of Howth on this half-day trip from Dublin. Highlights - Learn about the fascinating history of the spectacular Malahide Castle - Stroll around the breathtaking gardens - Admire the views over the craggy coastline from Howth Summit The first stop is at Malahide Castle where you can enjoy a live-guided tour of the refurbished medieval castle. Take a journey through 800 years of history as you learn about the Talbot family and the historical events that shaped their lives. Be in awe as you enter the private rooms and admire exquisite furniture and art collections, and hear tales of battles and banquets from an expert guide. What's more, you can keep your eyes peeled for ghosts that haunt the castle as well as meander the castle grounds which span some 250 acres and the private gardens of Lord Talbot, which have been described by garden lovers as a small botanic haven. Visit the local craft shops or relax over a coffee and pastry before continuing with a scenic coastal drive through the picturesque Malahide towards the fishing village of Howth. Enjoy free time to explore the village before making our way to Howth summit for a spectacular photo opportunity overlooking Dublin Bay. The perfect way to unwind, less than one hour from the city! Languages English

Save yourself time and money by booking your City Sightseeing ticket: get ready to make the most of the capital of Ireland! Highlights - More than 30 perfectly placed stops - Comes with a whole bunch of special offers in and around Dublin - Make the most of your time in Dublin - Audio guide available in 10 languages Venture around the most visited places in Dublin and get the best view aboard an open top double-decker bus. City Sightseeing is by far the best way to see all that Dublin has to serve up! As well as that, we shall take you from place to place whilst telling you absolutely everything you need to know along the way! With more than 30 perfectly placed stops around the city, you can hop on and off as much as you like during 24 or 48 hours - depending on your ticket type. You can jump off to see some of the main attractions like The National Gallery of Ireland or The National Museums - History and Archaeology. Get off in the Old town to explore Trinity College or stand in awe as you gawp at the beauty of The Christ Church Cathedral. Experience a living history exhibition at Dublinia where modern and medieval Dublin have been fabulously fused together so that you can step back in time; at just a stone’s throw away from The Cathedral - you’re sure to find it easily. It would be practically be considered a crime to go to Dublin without visiting The Guinness Storehouse; however if Whisky is more up your street, you should head over to The Old Jameson Distillery. With City Sightseeing you can make your plans and put your mind at rest as you are guaranteed to leave no stone unturned in Dublin. On top of all of that, the City Sightseeing Dublin ticket includes the following special treats: * 2 kids go for free with every adult ticket - only valid until the 30th June * 2 for 1 meal deals and drink specials. * A free glass of beer at Brannigan's Bar. * A free glass of Guinness in Nancy Hands - a traditional Irish pub * A free walking tour (summer only). * Unlimited stops and top notch views in Dublin. * Free entry to the Irish Whiskey Museum - only valid until the 31st May * Free entry to the Little Museum of Dublin * Pat Liddy Walking Tour Walking Tour Bring everything back to life and step back in time as you discover a Dublin that's been swept under the rug. Setting off from Dublin Visitor Centre. Your guide will talk you through everything as you roam around the area where the Easter Rising went on. Schedules Bus route: From 9am to 5pm. Walking Tour: At 10am. Duration Bus route: 110 minutes Walking tour: 2 hours Frequency Every 15 minutes (multilingual buses every 30 minutes) Languages Audioguide in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Chinese, Portuguese, Polish

Explore the beautiful Irish countryside with this full-day tour of County Wicklow. Wind through Glencree Valley and see the ancient tower in Glendalough. Highlights - Admire picturesque lakes and rolling landscapes - See the ancient tower which looks as if it has come straight from a fairy tale - See the Glendalough tower which looks as if it has come straight from a fairy tale Discover the splendour of Wicklow and Irish hospitality on a fun-filled day. The tour of the Wicklow Mountains includes a stop in the Glencree Valley, photo stops at the Guinness Lakes, the "PS I love you" bridge, the swamps and heather bushes of Sally Gap and Glendalough. The crown jewel of the tour is the location of the Glendalough's 10th-century monastic tower in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains. Take advantage of the great attraction of Glendalough and stroll along the paths that take you to the lower and upper lakes. Make sure you have your camera ready as we assure you that you will have many opportunities to get the perfect souvenir photo. To replenish your strength, treat yourself with a hearty Irish lunch (not included) with special offers for our tour participants, in a traditional pub in the Wicklow Mountains area. Languages English

08:30 AM: DEPART DUBLIN The tour departs from the Molly Malone statue Suffolk street at 08.30 (Please arrive 10 minutes before departure time) 10:00 AM: BALTINGLASS ABBEY Our first stop of the day is Baltinglass. You have half an hour to explore Baltinglass Abbey, which was founded in 1148 by Dermot MacMurrough, the King of Leinster. Its twelve arches are a particularly interesting architectural feature, but there is much more to explore and discover. Grab a coffee and back on the bus. 10:45 AM: WORKING SHEEP FARM We drive up the road to a working farm in the heartland of the arable side of Wicklow. Meet the friendly local farmer Ed who will delight in introducing you to rural life on the farm. He will show you the different breeds of bulls, and introduce you to his herd of cows and their calves, before giving a sheepdog demonstration - corralling the sheep with little more than a few commands or whistles. This is a truly unique experience and gives you a great insight to life in rural Ireland. 1:00 PM: LARAGH VILLAGE We travel along the Wicklow way to the scenic village of Laragh. 2:15 PM: GLENDALOUGH Arriving at Glendalough in the afternoon has distinct advantages as most tours come here in the morning. You have an hour and a half to explore this interesting Abbey and the surrounding lakes. The Monastery itself was founded in the 6th century by St. Kevin, but most of the buildings date from between the 11th and 12th century. Glendalough monastery has many buildings; the tower and St Kevin’s Kitchen are the most complete all the rest are in disrepair to differing extents. The setting amongst the mountains and the lakes is what sets this monastery apart from every other. Take a stroll and enjoy this magical place, you will be transported to a tranquil peaceful place. 5:30 PM: ARRIVE BACK IN DUBLIN All times are approximate and subject to change based on traffic conditions Audioguide languages: English German Spanish French Italian

Big Bus Tour Enjoy a day of Dublin sightseeing on board our hop-on, hop-off bus tour with our Classic or Premium Ticket. You'll see the best of our dynamic and historical city, with the tour taking you to all Dublin's must-see landmarks, from St Stephen's Green to the home of Guinness - and everything in between. Hop off to explore and enjoy a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, home to the world's most famous stout. On your self-guided tour, you'll be able to learn all about the history and production of Guinness at this famous storehouse, which is rated as one of Ireland's most popular attractions. Explore interactive exhibits across seven storeys, and complete your visit with the opportunity to perfectly pull your own pint of Guinness in the Gravity Bar whilst enjoying 360-degree unobstructed views of the city of Dublin. Our tours allow you to explore Dublin at your own pace. With over 30 stops, there are plenty of opportunities for you to hop off the bus and explore the landmarks and attractions that appeal to you most. Additional Information 3 Different Routes Discover Dublin on our Red, Blue and Night Tour routes Big Bus Tours Dublin operates across 3 different routes. During the day, you can hop on our Red Route or Blue Route to discover all the must-see sights, from Kilmainham Gaol to Croke Park, Samuel Beckett bridge, Trinity College and more. Night Tour Join our 1-hour panoramic Night Tour to discover the sights of Dublin as they sparkle after dark. Along the way, you'll enjoy entertaining commentary from our expert live guide, who'll bring Dublin's history and culture to life with local flair. Start Point Tour starts from Stop 1 (13 O'Connell Street) and last for 1 hour. Schedule 7pm, 8pm and 9:30pm. Guinness Storehouse Choose when you visit with this skip the line pass. All adult tickets (18 yrs. +) include a complimentary pint of Guinness (with a valid ID). Schedule The visit of Guinness Storehouse takes 1.5 hours duration. Languages Pre-recorded Commentary Available in 8 languages on all Blue Route buses. Languages included: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Cantonese and Russian. Complimentary earphones are provided. Pre-recorded commentary is available on every third Red Route bus – be sure to check with your driver before boarding. Others Please note that tickets are valid on City Sightseeing Dublin buses. Although this is a skip-the-line admission ticket at peak time it cannot guarantee that you will not have to queue All tickets are non-changeable and non-refundable.

Experience the fascinating, ancient Book of Kells and the magnificent Old Library of Trinity College without competing with a crowd, thanks to our Early Access. Then, together with our expert local English speaking guide, continue on to explore the 13th century Dublin Castle’s imposing exterior and beautiful gardens.

Feel the breeze of the mighty Atlantic Ocean as you stroll along the majestic Cliffs of Moher on this breath-taking tour and enjoy access to the Visitor Centre nestled into the hillside. Highlights - Embark on an unforgettable tour to the Cliffs of Moher - Learn about the fascinating history and Folklore at the Visitor Centre - Enjoy the freedom to explore the cliffs at your own leisure Admire panoramic views and nature’s natural beauty at Ireland’s favourite and most visited natural attraction. Travel in style, as you make your way to the first stop: The beautiful village of Doolin, home to Ireland’s burgeoning surf scene, wonderful restaurants and traditional Irish pubs. Gaze in awe at the dramatic cliffs rising 702 feet (214 m) at their highest point, sculpted over millions of years into fantastic shapes and formations by the immense waves and winds of the Atlantic Ocean. This unique heritage site is home to a wide array of seabirds, such as peregrine falcons and the adorable puffins and you can also see rare flora including Cat’s Eat and Sea Pink These sheer vertical cliffs have Hollywood pedigree, having been used as a filming location for films including Snow White & the Huntsman and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince! Learn about the incredible history and folklore surrounding the cliffs with free admission to the eco-friendly visitor centre, nestled into the hillside. Languages English