Dublin - litterær "pub-crawl"
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Fordyb dig i Dublins rige litterære arv samtidig med, at du får en pint eller to på en litterær "pub crawl" gennem Dublin. Gåturen er en herlig introduktion til Dublins litterære fortid og spændende pubkultur.
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På denne tur, der er så uddannelsesmæssig som rekreativ, vil du påbegyndte en animeret og underholdende rejse gennem de seværdigheder og lyde, der inspirerede store irske forfattere herunder James Joyce, George Bernard Shaw, Brendan Behan, Sean O'Casey, Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde og W.B. Yeats - ikke glemmer moderne skribenter som Seamus Heaney, Eavan Boland, Paula Meehan og Brendan Kennelly. Kicking off på Duke Pub på Duke Street, denne litterære pub crawl vil tage dig til berømte pubber og hjemsøgelser, mens skuespillere reciterer vers fra den bedste irske litteratur. Du kan synke en pint, mens du lærer om disse store forfatteres liv og hører nogle af de sjove historier, der blev folklore i Dublins litterære kredse.
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- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Specialiserede sæder til spædbørn er tilgængelige
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Mindste alder er 16 år
- Spædbarnssæder bør være påkrævet ved reservation
- Maks. antal personer pr. booking er fire
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Great evenings entertainment and enjoyable way to spend time in some of Dublin’s landmark pubs. Frank and Finbarr were brilliant guides and entertainers. Couldn’t recommend highly enough
Wonderful evening hosted by Frank and Finbar who entertained us throughout with excerpts and tales of famous Irish writers whilst we drank our way through 4 pubs. I learned a lot about these writers while having a very enjoyable time. Highly recommended.
The tour was great they were both so talented and knowledgeable. The tour was the highlight of my trip!!
Thanks Frances Frank, Finn
Had a phenomenal time on this tour (despite not liking beet and knowing very little about Irish literature!) The tour guides are trained actors who are gifted storytellers. The crawl takes you through different pubs (as well as trinity college) and it was so fun to hear stories about different authors. Would strongly recommend for an evening in Dublin!
Thanks Julia Frank, Fin
Fun way to see Dublin and be exposed to some of Ireland’s greatest treasures, her authors. Well organized
Thanks Tara Fin, Frank. Ross
Excellent tour. A good balance between entertainment and information. Also a splendid guide to the literary drinking spots of the city. Great fun!
Thanks Anita We appreciate your review Colm
We had wonderful time at this pub crawl. The guides are actors, recreating works of famous Irish authors along with a "quiz" at the end with a prize to the winner. Very warm and friendly, funny and no pressure. HIghly recommend
Thank you Sir
From start to finish the vibe for this experience was fun, relaxed and informative. Our hosts Frank and Ross were brilliant throughout and the pubs we visited all had history and good beer! Well worth it and a great craic!
Thanks Roving! Delighted you enjoyed Colm, Frank, Ross
The Literary Pub Crawl was the highlight of our four days in the Dublin area. Frank and Ross were fantastic guides and performers. They say the crawl lasts a little over two hours, but at the final bar, the party just kept going and our hosts continued to answer questions and sing traditional Irish songs. And even though we did a tour of Trinity College already, when they took us to the college we learned so many new things. Highly entertaining. If I had any knocks it would be that I think there were a few too many people on the tour and they've got to get a better logo for their prize t-shirt. That's one area where I think A.I. can help. :) Thanks for a wonderful experience guys!
Thanks a mill Rick Colm, Frank, Ross
Great storytelling and educational. Highly recommend. Go to some beautiful pubs. Make me want to read Ulysses.
Thanks Stephen Colm
