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Dublin Private Walking Tour | Highlights, History & Hidden Gems is a tour or activity in Dublin, about 3 h 30 min long. It costs about CAD $218 per person. TripRadr is a neutral Canadian vacation comparison site; you book this activity on Viator, and TripRadr may earn a commission.
Steeped in rich history and culture, experience Dublin with a local guide who knows and loves the city. Tailored entirely to your pace, this private walking tour provides a personal and authentic way to discover Dublin. With your guide get a comprehensive overview of Dublin and its History as we walk through unique quarters and cobblestone streets, stopping at points of interest and iconic landmarks, such as the Molly Malone Statue, Christ Church Cathedral, Temple Bar, Ha'penny Bridge, Oscar Wilde Memorial, Trinity College and The National Gallery. Discover hidden gems, the city’s best-kept secrets and the rich history that has shaped Dublin from its past to the present day.
• A private tour that provides a personalized experience for you/your group only.
• Get recommendations & tips for traditional music, local pubs, restaurants, eateries and other things to do, here in Dublin and beyond.
• Your tour, your pace, choose to pause for photos, refreshments, coffee & restroom breaks
fromCAD $218per person (approx.)
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The meeting point and starting location for the tour is at the Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street. Molly is Immortalized in the popular song Molly Malone, known as the unofficial national anthem of Dublin City. Since its unveiling in 1988, the Molly Malone statue has become a must-see landmark
College Green is a three-sided plaza in the center of Dublin, directly in front of Trinity College adjacent to the historic old Parliament Building now the Bank of Ireland building.
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The Molly Malone Statue, one of Dublin's legendary and iconic figures who is believed to have been a street trader in 18th century Dublin. Derived from the song of the same name, this is Dublin's unofficial anthem and has been sung down through the ages to this very day. Yes I will sing it if I'm asked :-)
10 min
Discover one of Dublin’s oldest and most iconic historic landmarks, founded in 1030 by the Viking, King of Dublin, Sitric Silkenbeard. steeped in history It stands proudly in the heart of Dublin city. Discover Richard de Clare, posthumously known as Strongbow, the Anglo-Norman leader who conquered Dublin with his Norman Army Learn about the stories, legends, and historic events that have unfolded around and within its walls. External Visit only
15 min
We’ll visit Temple Bar, -not just a pub, we'll peek inside that too – but a quarter steeped in rich history, cobblestone streets, lane-ways & hidden gems, mighty music and those infamous pubs.
15 min
Stand on the Ha'penny Bridge and take in the views of Dublin over the River Liffey. Once the city's bustling trade route, the Liffey carried goods, gossip, and the rhythm of daily life. Traders' voices and the creak of wooden boats have given way to footsteps and laughter on the quays and Dublin’s most famous walkway that links the north and south side of the city.
10 min
Visit Dublin's Wall of fame and discover some of Ireland's greatest, as we talk about some of our most successful Irish singers, musicians and bands, such as The Dubliners, Rory Gallagher, U2, Sinéad O'Connor, Bob Geldolf, Phil Lynott, The Cranberries, Christy Moore, The Chieftains.
10 min
Step inside The Former Irish Parliament now Bank of Ireland, and once the seat of British regulation up until 1801. This magnificent building is one of Dublin's most spectacular pieces of Georgian Architecture, associated with so much of Dublin's and Irish history.
15 min
We will traverse Grafton street taking in Dublin’s most vibrant and busiest bustling shopping quarter, alive with street musicians, boutique shops & Georgian architecture, a beloved street full of stories and lane-ways leading to some of Dublin's most famous cafes, restaurants and pubs.
10 min
St Stephen’s Green is one of Dublin’s most famous and historic parks, offering a beautiful green space in the heart of the city. Beyond its beautiful gardens, tree-lined pathways, and Victorian features, the park holds an important place in Ireland’s history. The park also played a significant role during the 1916 Easter Rising, when it was occupied by Irish Volunteers under the command of Michael Mallin and Countess Markievicz.. As you admire the park’s tranquil surroundings, discover the many dramatic events that unfolded here and the people who shaped Ireland’s journey towards independence.
15 min
An Gorta Mór - The Great Hunger is one of the most significant and tragic periods in Irish history. Visit Dublin's Famine Memorial located in the heart of the city. Discover the devastating history and aftermath that this period of Irish history had on its people and the island of Ireland.
10 min
Learn about the events and people who fought for Irish independence from the 1798 Rebellion and the 1916 Easter Rising to the Irish Free State as we visit some of the key sites and locations throughout the tour.
10 min
We’ll visit one of Dublin’s most magnificent squares, uncovering the stories and scandals of the famous elite who once lived there. Stop outside Leinster House the seat of the Irish government (External Stop) From aristocrats and writers to revolutionaries, discover their lives of opulence and grandeur behind one of Dublin's most magnificent Georgian houses.
15 min
Discover the life and legacy of Oscar Wilde, one of the world’s greatest literary geniuses, a celebrated gay icon, and an enduring figure in LGBTQ+ history. Visit one of the most photographed monuments in Dublin, Danny Osbourne's incredible sculpture dedicated to Oscar Wilde and his enduring legacy. Learn about his Dublin childhood, literary career and remarkable life.
15 min
Visit Caravaggio's The Taking of Christ, which is a priceless painting, of the arrest of Jesus, by the Italian master Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. We’ll visit inside Dublin’s National Gallery of Ireland to see this magnificent masterpiece, one of the worlds greatest paintings, and more importantly hear the incredible story of how it began life in Rome in 1602, became lost to the art world for almost 200 years, only to be discovered in 1990 under the most incredible of circumstances. Discover the amazing twists and turns of fate that led to Caravaggio's Masterpiece ending up in an unlikely home here in Dublin.
20 min
Stroll inside the grounds of Dublin’s most prestigious & oldest college since 1592. Learn about the history, events and famous alumni who have graced this magnificent campus. This is an Internal visit of the grounds of Trinity College. It does not include The Book of Kells or the Old Library.
15 min
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Rules can differ by option and date. The policy shown on Viator when you book is the one that applies.
Dublin Private Walking Tour | Highlights, History & Hidden Gems costs about CAD $218 per person. The price depends on the date, the option you choose and the number of travellers. Prices on TripRadr are in CAD and approximate, converted from Viator's price. The final price is shown on Viator before you book.
It takes about 3 h 30 min. The exact start and finish times depend on the option and the date you choose. Viator shows the times when you pick a date.
This activity includes Private Guided Tour for you/your group only; After the tour receive a digital pdf of additional recommendations; Local Tips, Tricks & Recommendations; Experienced, Fáilte Ireland Qualified, Licensed, Professional Tour Guide.; All age groups catered for, family friendly tour. Anything that is not listed is not included. The full list is on the Viator page.
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Not included: Food & Beverages. Plan to pay separately for anything that is not listed as included. The full list is on the Viator page.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time. Rules can differ by option and date. Read the policy on Viator before you book.
Viator lists the meeting point as: The meeting point and starting location for the tour is at the Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street. Molly is Immortalized in the popular song Molly Malone, known as the unofficial national anthem of Dublin City. Since its unveiling in 1988, the Molly Malone statue has become a must-see landmark. It ends at: College Green is a three-sided plaza in the center of Dublin, directly in front of Trinity College adjacent to the historic old Parliament Building now the Bank of Ireland building. The meeting time and place can differ by option and date. Check them on Viator before you book.
Dublin Private Walking Tour | Highlights, History & Hidden Gems has child pricing for ages 5 to 9. Adult pricing applies from age 18. The operator sets the age bands and any age limits. Check them on Viator before you book.
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