Dublin Private Group Tour

Dublin Private Group Tour | 10 Guests | Exclusive to Your Group

By Dublin Walkabout Tours

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Overview

Immerse yourself in the heart of Dublin on a Private Guided Group Walking Tour that uncovers the best of Dublin city.

With local guide David, journey through cobblestone streets, local areas, and unique quarters to discover Dublin’s rich history, local heritage and vibrant culture.

Stop at the city’s iconic locations and secret locations to enjoy fascinating tales and stories, ancient and modern, about the people places and events that have shaped Dublin and Ireland into what they are today.

• This tour is exclusive to your group with flexible options to set the pace and customise your tour itinerary.

• Flexibility to begin the tour from the lobby of your city centre Hotel, / Accommodation or Molly Malone Statue.

• Personalised recommendations for the best local eateries, restaurants, traditional pubs and music venues. Also provided in digital format.

• Local Tips & Tricks & recommendations for after the tour and duration of your stay in Dublin and Ireland.

Activity location

Dublin City
- Dublin City, County Dublin, Ireland

Meeting/Redemption Point

Molly Malone Statue
- Suffolk Street
- D02 KX03, Dublin 2, County Dublin, Ireland

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2h
English

Travellers

Language options: English

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Price details

€310.00 x 1 Traveller€310.00

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What's included, what's not

After the Tour receive a digital list for the best cafes, restaurants, pubs & Irish music venues.
A Private Guided Walking Tour exclusive only to your group.
Additional WhatsApp Support from your Guide for the duration of your stay in Dublin & Ireland
Recommendations for futher activities after the Tour and for the duraton of your stay in Dublin
Your Guide is a Fáilte Ireland, Trained, Qualified and Approved Licienced Professional Tour Guide
Food & Drink
Entrance to ticket/paid attractions.

Know before you book

Service animals allowed
Public transport options are available nearby
Not recommended for travellers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travellers
Not recommended for travellers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.

Activity itinerary

Dublin City

Welcome: I'm David, Irish & Local, and I look forward to providing you with an authentic, memorable and enjoyable tour experience here in Dublin. This Private Guided Walking Tour is for your group only. No external persons attend.

Molly Malone Statue

Derived from Dublin’s unofficial singing anthem. Molly Malone is a character revered by both Dubliners and Irish alike. Since the statues physical appearance in the city it has become the most visited and photographed statue in all of Dublin.

O'Connell Street

The General Post Office (GPO) stands as a powerful symbol of Irish independence and civic resilience, central to Dublin’s modern history. Opened in 1818 on O’Connell Street, the GPO became the headquarters of the 1916 Easter Rising; its façade and plastered interior still bear the scars of the conflict. Inside the classical portico is the 1916 Memorial and the Witness History exhibition, which tell the stories of rebellion, sacrifice, and the founding of the Irish Republic. This is an external visit of the GPO and its façade; entry to the museum/exhibition is not included.

Ha'penny Bridge

The Ha'penny Bridge is Dublin's most beloved and oldest footbridge, spanning the River Liffey since 1816 and whispering tales of Dublin's past. It was originally opened and known as the Wellington Bridge before its renaming after the Irish War of Independence in 1922. This storied landmark once charged a toll of a halfpenny for passage, unlocking journeys across the city's heart. Celebrating its bicentenary on 19 May 2016, the bridge stands today not just as a crossing, but as a testament to the adventures that have unfolded above and beneath its famous arch.

Parliament House

Parliament House, located at College Green, stands as a testament to Dublin's rich political history. Originally built in the 18th century to house the Irish Parliament, this grand building is now the Bank of Ireland. The structure reflects the architectural elegance of its time, with its striking facade and impressive interiors, symbolising an era when Dublin was a centre of legislative power.

Christ Church Cathedral

Known as Dublin’s spiritual centre, Christ Church Cathedral is a living monument to Dublin’s ancient medieval past. The original church was believed to have been constructed around 1030 by Sitric Silkenbeard, the then Viking king of Dublin. Steeped in incredible history, mystery, macabre, and more. External Visit only - However Tickets can be arranged in advance.

Temple Bar

Temple Bar is a vibrant cultural quarter in Dublin, known for its lively atmosphere and rich history. Covering over 28 acres of ancient cobblestone streets, laneways, and alleys, Temple Bar has become a hub for arts, entertainment, and nightlife, attracting both locals and tourists alike. Despite its reputation today as a bustling social scene, Temple Bar is built upon layers of ancient history, including its origins as a market area and the remnants of its storied past.

Fishamble Street

Fishamble Street, is Dublin's oldest street and has a rich history dating back to the 1300's when it served as the city's official fish market. Known for its medieval roots, it has also the site of the first performance of one of the Worlds most famous Operas reflecting its cultural significance alongside notable residents such as the poet James Clarence Mangan and the statesman Henry Grattan.

Smock Alley Theatre 1662

Smock Alley Theatre is a notable gem in Dublin’s cultural landscape, renowned for its rich history and vibrant performances. Established in 1662, it is one of the oldest theatres in Ireland, originally functioning as a playhouse and later serving various roles over the centuries. The theatre stands on the site of a former church, and many visitors remain unaware of the intriguing stories and transformations that have shaped its legacy.

Dame Lane

The Irish Proclamation, read by Patrick Pearse in 1916, is a powerful symbol of Ireland’s quest for independence. Announcing the establishment of the Irish Republic outside the General Post Office during the Easter Rising, it boldly declared the right to self-determination. We view a copy of the original document, of which only a handful of copies survive today,

Location

Activity location

Dublin City
- Dublin City, County Dublin, Ireland

Meeting/Redemption Point

Molly Malone Statue
- Suffolk Street
- D02 KX03, Dublin 2, County Dublin, Ireland

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