Book of Kells, Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral Tour

Meet your guide on the corner of Wellington Quay and Fownes St Lower, on the left side of The Ha'penny Bridge Inn, 42 Wellington Quay, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 Y103, Ireland (53.345912163687515, -6.263398765956021). Please wait on street and do not approach the entrance, as the staff is not informed about the tour.

Experience Dublin’s cultural heart—Temple Bar. Soak in the bohemian energy, colorful facades, and street performers as your guide introduces the city's lively spirit. Explore the area and find out interesting things about the Irish drinking culture, music, film and more.

Strike a pose with the iconic Molly Malone statue. Learn the legend behind Dublin’s unofficial anthem and the mysterious fishmonger’s tale.

Stop by this church-turned-tourist office with a history spanning centuries. It’s also a prime spot to understand the evolution of Irish civic life. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

View the legendary 9th-century Book of Kells–one of the world’s rarest manuscripts. Marvel at its intricate illustrations and find out how monks created this masterpiece of early Christian art. This is a must-do in Dublin, as you won’t see this rare book anywhere else! Uncover the secrets of the one-and-only Book of Kells! Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Step inside the breathtaking Long Room at Trinity's Old Library with its barrel-vaulted ceiling and over 200,000 of Ireland’s oldest books. A paradise for book lovers. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Walk through the historic grounds of Ireland’s oldest university. Your guide will share the stories of famous alumni and the college’s scholarly legacy. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

See the Old Parliament House, learn about its architecture and history. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Stroll along the historic Dame Street, lined with banks, pubs, and political buildings. Hear how this bustling street shaped modern Dublin’s commercial life.

See the majestic Dublin Castle, once the seat of British rule in Ireland. Hear stories of political intrigue, uprisings, and its transformation into a ceremonial state complex. (Please note that the castle courtyards and gardens are closed to the public in 2026, so you will see only the castle exteriors - the guide will extend the walking route to St Patrick’s Cathedral to make up for it!). Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Admire the elegant 18th-century City Hall. Your guide will reveal tales of rebellion, democracy, and the grandeur of Georgian Dublin architecture. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Discover Dublin’s Viking roots as you stroll through the Wood Quay area by River Liffey. Learn about the old ruins of a Viking settlement that can be found in this area.

Admire the striking exterior of Christ Church Cathedral, a medieval masterpiece with unique architecture. Learn about the Viking roots, Strongbow’s tomb, and the crypts beneath while capturing photos of its iconic spire. It’s a perfect spot for a group photo! Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.

Take a walk to St Patrick’s Cathedral to see Dublin’s second most important church. Hear the true story of St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland and find out how St Patrick’s Day is traditionally celebrated in Ireland and worldwide. It’s a must-do for those who truly want to embrace Irish culture and heritage. Note: Attraction visit will be available from the exterior. No option of going inside the attractions.