Triple Headliner: St Patrick’s Cathedral, Book of Kells & Dublin Castle
See the 1,200-year-old Celtic manuscript and St Patrick’s Cathedral, plus Dublin Castle, on a single guided tour.
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Literature, pubs and cliffs
Dublin
The city of Joyce and Wilde, of pubs with live music and freshly poured Guinness. Half an hour away, Ireland’s cliffs and mountains.
6 experiences available
Museums, Monuments and Culture in Dublin
2 experiences available
Book of Kells & Dublin Castle Tour
The Book of Kells 360 experience with the reimagined Long Room and Gaia, the illuminated sculpture of Earth, plus a visit to Dublin Castle.
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Experiences and Activities in Dublin
4 experiences available
Howth Safari Hiking Tour
Start with freshly baked homemade scones, coffee and tea before hiking the woodlands, cliffs, hidden beaches and secret coves of Howth, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve overlooking Dublin Bay.
Howth Safari Hiking Tour: Private
The only Howth hiking tour that reaches the unspoilt south side of the peninsula. A world away yet only 25 minutes from the city centre, private for your group.
Day Tour from Dublin of Wicklow, Powerscourt and Glendalough
A fun-packed scenic day tour of County Wicklow including Powerscourt Gardens and the monastic valley of Glendalough, with activity options along the way.
Skip the Line: Guinness Storehouse & Jameson Irish Whiskey
Skip-the-line access to the Guinness Storehouse and the Jameson Irish Whiskey distillery, the two temples of Irish drink. An Irish experience like no other.
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Planning your visit to Dublin
Dublin spreads across both banks of the Liffey, and the centre can be crossed on foot in half an hour. To the south sit Trinity College with the Book of Kells, Temple Bar and the parks of St Stephen’s Green and Merrion Square; to the north, O’Connell Street and the emigration museum. The literary city of Joyce, Wilde and Beckett is signposted everywhere.
Pubs are the centre of social life, and many host live traditional music in the afternoon with no cover charge. The Guinness Storehouse and the Jameson distillery are the classic industrial visits. Weather turns several times a day in every season, so a waterproof layer is essential. The Cliffs of Moher and Glendalough both work as day trips from the city.
Frequently asked questions about tours in Dublin
What tours are available in Dublin?
In Dublin you can book everything from museums, monuments and historic sites to local experiences and activities. Some examples: Howth Safari Hiking Tour, Howth Safari Hiking Tour: Private and Day Tour from Dublin of Wicklow, Powerscourt and Glendalough. Each activity is run by a licensed local guide or company, and your booking is confirmed instantly.
How long do tours in Dublin last?
Activities in Dublin last between 5 hours and 8 hours, depending on the one you choose. The exact duration is shown on each tour card, next to the price. Full-day trips and excursions to other cities are the longest; walking tours and tastings are the shortest.
How much does a tour in Dublin cost?
The price of each activity is shown when you open it in FareHarbor, our booking platform: tap "View price" or "Book now" on any tour. This way you always see the current rate and the age-based prices (adult, child, student) exactly as the operator publishes them, with no surprises at checkout.
How do I book a tour in Dublin?
Pick the activity, tap "Book now" and the operator's calendar opens in FareHarbor. Choose the day, time and number of travellers, then pay by card. You will get an email confirmation with your booking voucher and the guide's instructions. No Toursen account needed.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Yes, but the terms are set by each operator and vary between activities: some offer free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead, others require more notice. The exact deadline for the activity you want is shown on its booking page before you pay, and repeated in your confirmation email. Please check it there before completing your purchase.
Where does the tour in Dublin start?
Each activity has its own meeting point in Dublin, usually somewhere central and easy to find. The exact address, the time you should arrive and what to bring are provided by the operator on the booking page and in your confirmation email. We recommend arriving at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start time.