Group Experiences in Dublin

Visit the Guinness Storehouse and experience the history, heart, and soul of Ireland’s most iconic beer. Located in the heart of St. James’s Gate, the Guinness Storehouse building was once the fermentation plant of the brewery. Today, you can experience Guinness like nowhere else. As you make your way through the space, explore the ingredients, history, and culture that tell the Guinness story. Your visit will culminate in the Gravity Bar, where you can enjoy your included drink. Afterwards, make your way to the Open Gate Brewery next door to try an array of drinks and experimental brews on the menu. Sláinte!

A trip to Bow Street Distillery is a pilgrimage for whiskey aficionados. For everyone else it's just a great chance to dig deeper into the history of Dublin (and one of Ireland's most famous exports). Although distilling no longer takes place onsite, a trip here is an excellent way to understand the how and why of whiskey. And, of course sample of the golden liquid.

Experience the history of Irish whiskey and Guinness with this package. Take a 40-minute guided tour at Jameson Distillery in Dublin, Ireland. Learn about the brand’s heritage and production, followed by a comparison tasting and a complimentary glass of Jameson. Finish with a visit to the in-house bar, JJs, and get a Jameson Whiskey Tasting Certificate. Learn about the 250-year history of Guinness at its original home in Dublin with a tour at the Guinness Storehouse. See the ingredients, history, and culture behind Guinness and finish with a drink at the Gravity Bar or the new Brewery Yard Bar. Sláinte!

Make a pilgrimage to one of Dublin's most sacred cultural sites and get immersed in some epic Irish history, with an optional self-guided tour around the Gothic grandeur of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. Ireland's tallest church was built to honour Saint Patrick, who, legend has it, used to baptize converts at a nearby well. Travel with the self-guided audio tour into the past, and discover the centuries of Christian heritage as you explore the magnificent grounds and interior of this majestic cathedral.

Ever thought Irish history was a mystery? Well, here's a place to clear things up. EPIC tells the story of Irish migration and lets you walk in the footsteps of ten million people who left Ireland and journeyed around the world.

Visit the World of Illusion in Dublin and explore three floors filled with over 70 illusions and interactive exhibits. Navigate a gravity-defying room, infinity mirrors, and a vortex tunnel. Capture photos of unique illusions that challenge your perception. Learn how light, color, and patterns trick the brain as you move through each floor.

Ready for an interactive, immersive journey into modern Irish history? At the award-winning GPO Museum in Dublin's historical General Post Office building, you can experience the events of the 1916 Easter Rising, uncover historical artifacts, play with the latest in touchscreen technology, and even send some Morse code messages.

Experience a smooth and stress-free journey between Dublin Airport T1 and Dublin City Centre with a convenient bus transfer. Delight in the picturesque views of Dublin from the comfort of your seat and leave your worries behind. Store your luggage with ease and take advantage of the well-connected Irish public transport system.

Built-in the 11th century, Christ Church is Dublin's original medieval cathedral and home to the largest medieval crypt in Ireland. Among the biggest and oldest of its kind anywhere in the British Isles, it's home to majestic tombs, and precious medieval artwork, while The King's Treasury inside the Crypt holds incredible holy relics. Make sure to visit the Treasures of Christ Church exhibition, featuring priceless silver and Ireland's first copy of the Magna Carta, and pick up an audio guide (subject to availability) as part of your self-guided tour. These information-filled guides contain three themes for you to choose from: ‘Power and Politics’, ‘Christ Church and the City’ and ‘Music and Spirituality.

The Jeanie Johnston Tallship Emigrant Experience takes you on a thought-provoking and educational journey into the lives of Irish emigrants and the significant historical events that shaped their destinies. The interactive displays are designed to engage you with the history of emigration, making history come alive. Throughout the tour, you'll hear personal stories of real individuals who emigrated on ships like the Jeanie Johnston. The exhibition and tour offers a wealth of historical information about the Irish emigration experience, particularly during the time of the Great Famine in the mid-19th century. You'll gain insight into the reasons behind emigration, the challenges faced by the emigrants, and the cultural impact of Irish communities in North America.

Located in the heart of the historic Liberties, in a city steeped in whiskey history, the Teeling Whiskey Distillery opened its doors in 2015 as the first new distillery in Dublin for over 125 years, reviving this long heritage of urban Whiskey production in this famous old Dublin distilling quarter. Get a close-up look at how Irish whiskey is made, then learn how to properly taste it on a guided distillery tour. Neat, on the rocks, with water... however you take your whiskey, you owe it to yourself to experience the mellow smells and flavours of Teeling Whiskey. Teeling's 24-year-old single malt was crowned the world's best at the World Whiskies Awards 2019, becoming the first Irish whiskey in history to win the title.

You've just had the luck of the Irish stumbling across this pass! Flash this pass at some of Dublin’s most popular attractions, sights, and landmarks for time and money-saving fun across the city! Plus, you get free Hop-on Hop-off Bus 1-day tour access to make traveling a breeze! See the iconic Guinness Storehouse and get tipsy on the Teelings Whiskey Distillery Tour. Visit St Patrick's Cathedral and Dublin’s oldest building and spiritual hub, Christ Church Cathedral, or head back to Medieval and Viking times at Dublinia. The choice is yours! *Savings based on sample itineraries on the Go City website.

The Book of Kells was described in 11th-century archival records as 'the most precious object in the western world', and its cultural and historical value has only increased since then. Imagine being able to see it without fighting the crowds! Join your expert local English-speaking guide and learn the facts on the ancient book's origins in the exhibition *Turning Darkness into Light*. Explore its rich ornamentation, admire its intricate symbolism, and see how the book was meticulously illustrated using a special painting technique. Your guide will also explain its meaning and merit as an artistic masterpiece. From here you'll pay a visit to the fascinating Old Library at Trinity College, with its world-renowned vaulted Long Room, home to 200,000 of the library's oldest books. Many of these are actual historic treasures. No tour to Dublin is complete without a peek inside!

Learn everything there is to learn about the nectar of life on a fun and highly interactive tour of Dublin's Irish Whiskey Museum. With a professional guide to lead the way you'll get a peek at whiskey memorabilia dating back to the 1800s, learn about its origins, its rise and fall from glory, and its current revival. There are two different tours to choose from, and each comes with that all-important tasting at the end.

Traverse through Dublin's most dazzling attractions with a hop-on hop-off bus tour ticket. In operation since 1988, these seasoned guides are adept at showcasing Dublin's finest. From the renowned Guinness Storehouse to the prestigious Trinity College and the mesmerizing Book of Kells, the DoDublin Tour has got you covered. Explore the quaint Little Museum of Dublin, delve into the captivating EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum, whet your whistle at the Teeling Whiskey Distillery and pay homage at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. With dozens of stops scattered about Dublin, you can stop and stay as long as you please, or head to the next attraction with ease.

Who better to hear the story of Ireland from than through the words of its greatest storytellers? Located right beside St. Stephen's Green, the Museum of Literature Ireland is the perfect place to dig deep into Ireland's rich literary history. This story unfurls across centuries, telling the tales of the country's greatest wordsmiths – including James Joyce. There's no better place to retrace the steps of Joyce's Dublin than right here, and you can even see 'Copy. No. 1' of _Ulysses_. The Museum of Literature Ireland also boasts a plethora of regularly updated exhibitions, including a contemporary commissions gallery and interactive exhibits. A public guided tour is included in the ticket price during select months (October-March). After your visit, take some time to relax in the Commons Café, run by Irish food legends Domini Kemp. Enjoy fresh Irish produce, meals highlighting the country's culinary heritage, and local boutique wines.

Follow a brand ambassador through 240 years of history during an exclusive whiskey tasting. Participate in a guided tasting by a Jameson brand ambassador. Sample four premium distillery exclusives. Gain insights on how to smell and appreciate whiskey. Access a rarely seen space: John Jameson's secret office, known as JJ’s Office. The experience allows for a maximum of 14 participants and lasts for 45 minutes.

Make your own Claddagh ring in Dublin. A Claddagh ring has a heart for love, a crown for loyalty, and clasped hands for friendship. In the workshop, start with a Claddagh ring strip. Learn basic goldsmithing skills to craft a custom-fit Claddagh ring. This workshop offers the chance to create something new in a laid-back setting. During the class, make a sterling silver Claddagh ring with guidance from a professional, who will teach you traditional Irish goldsmithing methods.

Located opposite the leafy Stephen's Green in the beating heart of Dublin, the Little Museum of Dublin is a bite-sized treasure trove of local history that brings the Fair City's long and storied past to life. Discover a thousand years of history with a friendly, extroverted guide who'll show you around this gorgeous Georgian townhouse museum. Combining wit, charm, and an unrivalled passion for their city, the staff at the Little Museum of Dublin are half the reason it was voted 'best museum experience in Ireland' by the Irish Times. The other half is down to the 5,000 or so authentic artefacts in its collection, donated by the good folk of Dublin. You will learn about our history, laugh a lot, and meet some of the most charming people in the world's friendliest city.

Ready for a real Irish experience/experiment? Learn the origins of Irish whiskey from the pros at the Irish Whiskey Museum on a laugh-a-minute educational tour. Then enjoy four different tasters, after which you'll know exactly which 'flavor profile' you're looking for when blending your own 70ml miniature. Bottoms up!

With the Go City Dublin Explorer Pass, you get to choose 3, 4, 5, or 7 of Dublin’s most popular attractions, sights, and landmarks for time-and-money-saving fun across the Fair City. Learn all about the brewing process at Guinness Storehouse, visit St Patrick's Cathedral and Christ Church Cathedral, and explore Dublin Castle or the EPIC - Irish Immigration Museum. The choice is yours. There is also the choice of a handy Hop-on Hop-off Bus 1-day tour, making getting around the city super easy.

Put some fire in your belly and get spirited around Dublin's boutique whiskey institution, with a tour of the Pearse Lyons Distillery. A lively guide will bring the distillery's story to life, while discerning whiskey fiends can sample the finished products, with no fewer than three tastings included in the tour. As they say in Dublin, _it'd be rude not to!_

They don't call it the The National Wax Museum _PLUS_ for nothing. It's not just wax figures who reside in this awesome Dublin attraction, there's a whole day's worth of stuff to discover. From the Science and Discovery Zone, to the Great Hall of celebs and musicians, to the Chambers of Horror, to the Wax Factor studio. Fancy immortalizing yourself with a song?

Turn back the clocks to the 1950s, and swan around the centre of Dublin in a vintage double-decker bus for a guided tour of the Fair City – with a difference! This tour adds a bit of class to your typical city sightseeing tour and is a uniquely fun way to experience Dublin. Smooth jazz from the '50s and witty commentary will set the mood as you tuck into a scrummy afternoon tea, complete with delicate cakes, dainty pastries, mini sandwiches, and of course, lots of tea.

Rihanna recorded her vocals for _Love The Way You Lie_ right here in this very studio, and the likes of Ray La Montagne, Van Morrison and Def Leppard have rocked in the rehearsal rooms too. You're already one step closer to the legends when you cross the threshold of The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum Experience. And this ticket gets you a tour on the timeslot of your choice!

This combo ticket allows you to delve deeper into two of Ireland's favourite tipples. Your tour begins at the Jameson Distillery Bow St., located in the Cultural Quarter of Smithfield, where you will meet your expert local guide. In an exclusive setting, you’ll sample some of Jameson’s most popular whiskey. Find out which ingredients go into making the world’s most famous whiskey and learn all you need to know about its production. You'll even take home a coveted Whiskey Tasting Certificate. Following your tasting experience, you’ll enjoy a free drink while your guide shares intriguing stories about Irish whiskey and its place in Ireland’s history. The next stop on your tour is the Guinness Storehouse, Ireland’s number one visitor attraction, where you'll skip the long lines to enjoy a tasting and a pint of Guinness. Sip on a perfect creamy Guinness and admire the amazing view of Dublin from one of the highest vantage points in the city.

There's way more to Dublin than fiddles and Guinness. The hop-on hop-off bus gives you access to an abundance of Irish gold over 24, 48 or 72 hours, with 25 stops, multilingual commentary, and special offers. See the best of Dublin in three days – including the National Museum and National Art Gallery, the Book of Kells in Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and more. The hop-on hop-off bus tour is the best way to get to grips with Ireland's atmospheric capital. There's audio commentary in eight languages – hop on and off as much as you like over 24, 48 or 72 hours. **Red Route** Departing every 30 minutes, this classic route swings by many Dublin highlights, including Trinity College, Dublin Castle, Temple Bar, Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham Gaol, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. And don't forget about the special offers you get with the pass!

Calling all history enthusiasts, knowledge seekers, and curious wanderers! The historical tour of Trinity College Dublin, led by student guides, invites you for walk, learning about tales of yesteryear and fascinating insights into modern campus life. This fact-packed 45-minute meander through Trinity's hallowed grounds promises charming stories, monumental historical narratives, and tales of famous alumni. It's not just a tour, it's a living history lesson in the heart of Dublin.

Unleash your adventurous spirit and discover Dublin with ease, thanks to this reliable luggage storage service. Make your booking and head straight to the designated meeting point during opening hours. The team will be there to greet you and get you started on your Dublin adventure hassle-free. Show your ID or confirmation email, and they'll take care of storing your luggage securely for the day. Now, you're free to explore the city. When it's time to retrieve your bags, just drop by the same location within operating hours. Show your ID or email and swiftly get your belongings back, ensuring you end your day of exploration on a positive note.

Relax as an AirCoach bus whisks you away on a seamless journey between Dublin Airport T1 and Cork Lower Glanmire Rd, making travel feel like a breeze! Forget about the stress of getting a taxi or private car before or after a tiring journey. Sit back, unwind, and marvel at the beautiful Irish landscape from the comfort of your seat on one of AirCoach's modern buses. Choose the quick and convenient transfer option with AirCoach buses and leave all your worries behind.

There's no better way to see the Irish capital than by snapping up Dublin River Cruise tickets! Starting at Bachelors Walk in Dublin's Docklands, you’ll float down the river and pass under the O’Connell Bridge, where the old Georgian Quaysides, including the 18th-century Custom House loom over the water. From here, the Dublin River Cruise will make its way to Docklands, where you can marvel at the modern architecture before passing by the Jeanie Johnston, a remarkable replica of a famine ship! The tour guide will tell you all the facts as you go, leaving no stone unturned when it comes to the fascinating history of the landmarks that draw thousands of people to Dublin each year.

Discover Ireland's southern capital on a day tour from Dublin, and experience the timeless charm and culture of Cork. Depart from Dublin Heuston Station and meander the emerald-green patchwork of countryside by train, and arrive at Cork by 09:35. There, a comfy coach awaits to whisk you through Cork City en route to Blarney Village. Hop off to explore the historic Blarney Castle & Gardens and kiss the fabled Blarney Stone, said to bestow you with powers of eloquence ('the gift of the gab'). Don't worry, WHO-approved hygiene and safety measures are in place! Once you've conquered the castle and claimed the gift of the gab, the tour will ramble toward Cóbh, for a visit to St. Colman’s Cathedral. The coach will then proceed down along the seafront towards to a beautifully restored Victorian railway station that is now the Cóbh Heritage Centre, home to the Queenstown Story. The centre also houses a wealth of information about the Great Famine and subsequent Irish Emigration.

Shake things up at the Roe & Co Flavours Experience, the perfect option for cocktail enthusiasts looking to develop their cocktail skills. Here you’ll explore the Five Pillars of Flavour; sweet, sour, bitter, salty and umami. Choose your whiskey cocktail based on your own unique palate, uncovering the taste of your chosen flavour. Talented staff will bring you on a journey of cocktail discovery, offering their expertise along the way. Finally, you'll be welcomed to the Power House Bar, where you'll finish with a seasonal, rotational whiskey cocktail created by an expert mixologist.

Got the moves like Jagger? Love U2 but still haven't found what you're looking for? Enter Dublin's legendary Windmill Lane Studios, and follow in the footsteps of musical icons like The Rolling Stones, U2, Metallica, Lady Gaga, and more, on a behind-the-scenes tour of this music mecca. Hear incredible stories, interact with immersive audio-visual exhibits, play with real recording equipment, and even mix your own music session! Who knows, maybe someday you'll be on the wall of fame!

Visit the Jameson Distillery on Bow Street in Dublin and learn how Irish whiskey is made. Join a guided tour to hear about John Jameson and the history of the distillery. Explore the original distillery buildings, see how whiskey is produced, and learn about the people who make and mix it. Take part in a tasting session to compare different whiskeys. You can also choose to visit Dublin’s only live maturation warehouse and buy a personalised bottle at the end.

Prepare for a day tour of Glendalough and the Wicklow Mountains. The early medieval monastery ruins at Glendalough are a highlight, surrounded by forested hillsides and crystal lakes. This tour starts in Dublin at 9:30 with a drive through the countryside. The first stop is Powerscourt Waterfall, where you’ll have up to an hour to look around and take photos. Head to Glendalough Monastery, founded in the 6th century, with two hours to explore and get lunch (at your own expense). The tour ends with a sheepdog demonstration before returning to Dublin.

Catch an air-conditioned bus ride from Dublin city to the green hills of the Irish countryside. You'll pass by multiple sites, including the home of the Irish National Stud, the Curragh in County Kildare, and the Galtee Mountains. Next, you'll visit the Rock of Cashel, a significant historical site in Ireland. You'll see a variety of medieval buildings there like a cross, tower, abbey, chapel, cathedral, and a tower house from the 15th-century.

Put some fire in your belly and get spirited around Dublin's boutique whiskey institution, with a tour of the Pearse Lyons Distillery. A lively guide will bring the distillery's story to life, while discerning whiskey fiends can sample the finished products, with no fewer than four tastings included in the tour. As they say in Dublin, _it'd be rude not to!_

Mad about whiskey? Step into the church that's now home to the Pearse Lyons Distillery for this unique in-depth tour through the distillery process. Visit the site's graveyard, hear fascinating stories, and try five whiskey samples to start your day in Dublin off right!

Craft a silver ring in a 2-hour workshop. Choose from three textures or mix them for a unique style. Decide on a matte or shiny finish for your ring. You will learn the basics of silver working, an ancient craft. This workshop is perfect for those interested in creating a handmade gift or starting a new hobby. Workshops are available at both Drury Street and George's Street locations. Depending on availability, your session may be moved to the other location, and you will receive an email notification if this happens.

How better to discover Ireland's capital than with a tour of its best foodie spots? Get a taste of variety as you discover Dublin's street food scene. As you fill your stomach, and tantalise your taste buds, you'll also learn more about the city's history and secrets from your knowledgeable guide. They'll lead you to some of the coolest eateries in Dublin, so expect to step off the tourist trail. With group sizes limited to a maximum of 30, you'll get the chance to mingle with other visitors and pick your guide's mind. The focus is on street food and what's enjoyed day-to-day by locals, so you're guaranteed a uniquely authentic experience. Make sure to come along hungry, as you'll be stopping off for five delicious street eats along the way and at least one of the stops will be a dessert!

Join a local guide on a walk through Dublin, a city known for its history and culture. The tour visits key landmarks and including the Book of Kells exhibition at the Old Library in Trinity College. Start the tour near the River Liffey in the Temple Bar neighborhood, known for cultural spots and historic pubs. Learn about Irish whiskey, beer, rock’n’roll, and film. Travel through Dublin’s historic center, tracing the influence of Vikings, stories about Anglo-Saxon kings, and seeing important monuments. The tour lasts about three hours.

Prepare for a guided day tour of Northern Ireland, starting with a guided walking tour of Belfast. Learn about the city’s history, from the Titanic Quarter to the Troubles. Then, use free time to visit landmarks, pubs, or shops at your own pace. Next, travel along the Antrim Coast and stop at Dunluce Castle, a medieval ruin featured in Game of Thrones. Enjoy approximately 30 minutes at the castle, allowing time to explore the ruins and take in the coastal views End with a visit to the UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway to see its basalt columns.

Explore Dublin with the audio guide app, directing you to the city’s most interesting spots. This self-guided audio tour takes you through Dublin’s history, narrated by an experienced historian. You can visit the lively Temple Bar district, Grafton Street's bustling shopping area, the impressive Saint Patrick Cathedral, Dublin Castle, a parliament disguised as a bank, and many more hidden gems. With 23 points of interest, the tour shares intriguing Irish folklore and stories. Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, pausing the audio guide for a break at a cozy café or to do some shopping. Wander through backstreets, skip places less to your liking, or replay segments to catch every detail.

Visit Ireland’s western regions, passing through towns like Oughterard and into the natural areas of Connemara National Park. Enjoy a stop at Kylemore Abbey (entry not included), where you’ll have time for photos and lunch (at your own expense). Next, take a boat cruise on Killary Fjord. Spend time in Galway, where you can explore the city center, streets, shops, and pubs before returning to Dublin at the end of the day.

Sit back and relax as AirCoach buses provide great transport links to and from Dublin Airport T1 to Belfast Europa Bus Centre. Avoid the hassle of securing your own transport before or after a long journey, instead, enjoy the views from the comfort of your seat. Board a modern bus to leave your worries behind, and arrive on time at your destination at the airport, or in the city.

Explore the world of Roe & Co whiskey with ‘Beyond the Blend.’ This exclusive experience offers a guided exploration of the exquisite whiskey range, showcasing the full spectrum of flavours that define Irish whiskey. Enjoy a tasting of three premium whiskeys, with each sip revealing new depths of taste. Elevate your journey with a specially curated pairing of artisan confectionary by renowned Pastry Chef and Chocolatier Tara Gartlan, perfectly designed to complement and enhance the whiskey's intricate profiles. Get hands-on as you create your own whiskey blend and transform it into a delicious cocktail. Discover how these flavours meld together to create a sensory experience that's truly exceptional.

Dublin might be the Fair City but when it comes to natural scenery, outside the Irish capital is where the magic happens. Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Emerald Isle on a wonderful day tour filled with Irish activities. This tour takes you to the heavenly monastic sanctuary of Glendalough, nestled in the tranquil foothills of the stunning Wicklow Mountains. From the heathery hills of Wicklow to the Middle Ages, the tour continues to Kilkenny city, a medieval marvel complete with arguably the most spectacular medieval castle in Ireland. Your friendly guide will provide compelling storytelling, filling you in on the myths, history and facts about the sights you see along the way.

This day tour of the Giant's Causeway and Belfast, from Dublin, takes you to some of Northern Ireland's most treasured sites. Discover one of Ireland's most famous roads, The Dark Hedges, known as "The King's Road" for _Game of Thrones_ fans. See some of the most beautiful cliffs along the Giant's Causeway coastline. Experience the stunning land and seascapes of the famous Giant's Causeway, one of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites on the island of Ireland.

Take a fun ride on the Gravedigger Ghost Bus Tour, the unique 4D bus in Ireland, that combines history with some spookiness. The tour will start at Trinity College. You will be taken into the old Dublin times, around 600 years back, that had stories of plagues and scary tales. Hear interesting stories of a city attacked by plague at the Audeons Catholic Church. Many say it's haunted! The tour moves to Kilmainham Prison, a site of several sad events in Ireland's history. Your next stop is an old cemetery, that's said to be the resting place of several hundred thousand people, including some taken by body snatchers. The tour ends at the Gravediggers Pub. Here, you get to enjoy a special Ghoulish Brew. Experience Dublin's unique atmosphere and uncover its hidden scary tales.

Explore Northern Ireland's biggest draws – Belfast, Giant’s Causeway, and Dunluce Castle on a day trip from Dublin. In a traditional black cab in Belfast, you’ll explore sites of the capital’s conflicted history. See the mural-decorated streets of the Falls and Shankill neighbourhoods, the Belfast Docks, or explore the Belfast Titanic Experience. Then, course along the Antrim Coast to experience one of Ireland's great geological marvels, the UNESCO–listed Giant’s Causeway, followed by a 30-minute stop at Dunluce Castle. Explore the medieval castle, famously featured as House Greyjoy’s Pyke Castle in *Game of Thrones*. Perched on a dramatic cliff edge, the site offers spectacular coastal views and excellent photo opportunities.

Start your visit to Belfast by taking the Enterprise service train, connecting you to Northern Ireland’s capital. Join a hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour to access key locations such as the Titanic Quarter, Crumlin Road Gaol, Falls Road, and The International Wall Murals. Your ticket includes entry to the Titanic Centre, where you can explore the history of the city’s connection to the maritime industry. Engage with the main attractions of Belfast and return to Dublin on your schedule.

Paris has baguettes, Rome has pizza, New York has bagels, and Dublin has whiskey! Join this Dublin Distillery Tour, and get _spirited_ around the Fair City's three active whiskey-making institutions. You'll ramble through the historic Liberties neighbourhood, where the traditional craft of distilling is booming once again, after almost dying out. Visit the Liberties Distillery, Teeling Distillery, and the Pearse Lyons Distillery – and sample the goods at each stop!

The Irish Potato Famine is regarded as the worst tragedy in Irish history. Over a million people succumbed to starvation and disease. It is also known as 'The Great Hunger', and this exhibition in the heart of Dublin lets you revisit Ireland's darkest episodes within its already troubled history. See sobering artefacts such as a 'famine pot', newspaper articles, private letters and other historical records in this exhibition that serves as a reminder to one of the world's worst famines.

Attend the Merry Ploughboy Night Show in Dublin and start the evening with a three-course meal featuring Irish dishes. After dinner, enjoy a performance of traditional Irish songs, music, and dance. The performers interact with the audience, making for a lively show with plenty of humour. Midway through, All-Ireland champion dancers showcase their skills in a special Irish step dancing routine.

Create a sterling silver ring at an interactive workshop in Dublin. Learn various techniques with a skilled tutor and take home your unique creation. Begin by marking your silver to the desired length for your chosen finger, then cut it to size with a handsaw. Shape the ring using a mallet and mandrel. An expert tutor will handle the soldering process. File the ring using different hand files. Choose from three textures and use a planishing hammer to create your desired look. Finish by selecting a polish. Take home your personalized ring as a keepsake from your trip to Ireland.

Join a guided tour to find the best pint of Guinness in Dublin's notable pubs. Visit four traditional Irish pubs where you can pour your pint of Guinness. Also, alternatives are available for non-Guinness drinkers. See Dublin’s landmarks while traveling with a knowledgeable local guide.

Start your tour at the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin with a visit to all seven floors focused on Ireland’s famous drink. Enjoy a pint at the Gravity Bar with views of Dublin. Then, visit three top pubs known for serving the best Guinness. This four-hour tour includes entry to the Guinness Storehouse with a self-guided tour, a drink at the Gravity Bar, three pints at different Dublin pubs, visits to three traditional Irish pubs, live Irish music, and included transport.

Join the Dublin food tour to taste the best of Irish cuisine. Start at Trinity College and walk around town. Eat traditional Irish dishes at local spots, relax in historic restaurants, and discover unique places. Learn how to make a perfect Irish coffee paired with a homemade brownie. Visit a local bakery. Taste a selection of fine cheeses. Enjoy a freshly caught oyster opened in front of you. At a local restaurant, dine on rich Irish stew. Try artisanal ice cream with unique and classic flavors. In addition, there will be a special dish waiting for you.

Visit five notable pubs in the city known for craft beer. At each venue, enjoy a selected beer while learning historical and brewing-related stories. A meal is included, offering a complete experience.

Join a 45-minute guided tour to see the production process, including key steps in the history and methods used. Finish with a comparative whiskey tasting from the Jameson collection. Gain insight into the legacy of founder John Jameson.

Learn about Dublin’s grim history of murder, torture, cannibalism, grave robbing, and more. Start the dark walking tour at Dublin Castle. Hear about past torture and priest hunters. Discover why the upper courtyard is called the Devil’s Half Acre. Walk through side streets and listen to stories of cannibalism and proposals to eat babies. Visit an area once called Hell and hear about brothels, witches, and the Hellfire Club. See the old city walls and learn about grave robbing, The Black Pig, and a strangler with no legs.

Take a night tour of Dublin on an open-top, double-decker bus. Hear about the city's history, culture, and architecture from an expert guide. Your route includes must-see spots lit up after dark. View areas like Temple Bar and Docklands, and see landmarks such as Christ Church Cathedral and Trinity College illuminated.

Attend a guided cocktail masterclass at the Irish Whiskey Museum. During the 1.5-hour whiskey cocktail masterclass, you will craft three Irish whiskey cocktails with the help of expert mixologists. Start with a welcome whiskey and leave with a complimentary whiskey glass. Participation is limited to 15 people, ensuring a tailored experience.

Visit Dublin and learn about its history, from Viking invasions to Georgian architecture. Meet the locals, who are known for their warm hospitality. See the city’s main attractions and find unexpected sights at every turn. A visit to Trinity College is essential, where you can see the Book of Kells. After that, head to Dublin Castle, an important historic site in Ireland. Don't miss the arches of Christchurch Cathedral as you make your way to St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Explore Irish culture in The Liberties with a whiskey-tasting session featuring craft whiskey and whiskey-based cocktails. Finally, go to the Guinness Brewery to learn about its history and enjoy a pint at the rooftop bar with views of the city.

Visit Dublin to learn about its rich drink heritage on this small-group tour. Start at Jameson Distillery, where expert guides explain the history of Irish whiskey, and participate in a tasting of three types of Jameson whiskey and try a signature cocktail. Travel by provided transport to the Guinness Storehouse, which features seven floors of multimedia exhibits detailing the history of Guinness. Finish your tour with a pint at the Gravity Bar and take in the 360º views of Dublin.

Explore Dublin's history and culture, including the era of English invaders, the influence of the Catholic Church, and the Viking origins. Visit key historical sites and landmarks throughout the city. Walk through the heart of Dublin and learn about its past. See significant locations that reveal hidden aspects of Dublin's heritage.

Create 3 whiskey-based cocktails like a pro with a masterclass led by spirited expert. In just an hour, you'll make (and taste!) 3 Jameson cocktails from start to finish, and receive a detailed Cocktail Book to take home. Enjoy a reserved table in JJ's Bar to soak up the atmosphere and your hand-crafted concoctions.

Sample four prestigious pot still whiskeys from Midleton Distillery at The Taste Table. Inside the maturation warehouse, draw whiskey directly from a barrel and taste celebrated brands like Midleton Very Rare Barry Crocket, Redbreast, and Red Spot. These whiskeys are paired with handcrafted Irish chocolates. Experience all of this in Dublin's only live maturation warehouse with a skilled craft ambassador. Furthermore, receive an exclusive personalized gift and relax with a cocktail in the bar.

Blend your own Jameson Black Barrel whiskey in a 90-minute class. Learn the techniques used by expert distillers. Participate in the Blending Room session and understand what makes Jameson Black Barrel uniquely smooth.

Visit Dublin's National Print Museum and explore the history of printing from its beginnings in 1439 to modern times. See the evolution of this craft, starting with Gutenberg's invention. View Ireland's important historical document, the Proclamation of 1916, and learn about the impact of printing on the world. Join an interesting activity, create your name in moveable type, and press your own poster.

Prepare to explore Dublin unburdened with an ultra-convenient and secure luggage storage service. The process to drop off your luggage is very simple. After booking, head to the designated meeting spot during opening hours where a friendly staff member will greet and assist you. Show your ID or confirmation email, and they'll securely store your luggage, allowing you to freely explore Dublin. When you're ready to wrap up your exploration, return to the same spot during operating hours. Show your ID or email and receive your belongings hassle-freely.

Join the Irish coffee masterclass and embrace the warmth of cultural discovery. This exciting exposure navigates the rich narrative of Ireland's renowned drink, led by connoisseurs steeped in the tales and traditions of this beloved brew. Be intrigued by the stories of whiskey, coffee, sugar, and cream, beautifully interwoven with the saga of the Emerald Isle itself. Furthermore, roll up your sleeves and be ready to craft the perfect mug of this robust elixir. Amid the museum's welcoming atmosphere, the masterclass takes you away on an expedition that combines history, hands-on experience, and delightful tasting.

Tucked away amidst breathtaking landscapes and natural marvels, the little fishing village of Howth glistens as Ireland's culinary jewel. This seafood haven offers a mouth-watering array of top-notch eateries, each presenting a splendid view of the radiant harbour and Dublin Bay. Take a tasty tour with a local food and craft beer enthusiast for a unique culinary hop-on, hop-off adventure. Each stop uncovers a new restaurant, each dish a delectable taste of the Emerald Isle.

Head out on an Irish expedition around the captivating hills of Howth Head, a jewel in Ireland's hiking crown. Just outside of Dublin city, the Howth peninsula whisks you away into the untamed charm of the Irish countryside, a panorama of sea views adorned by the lush, emerald-green hills. Tag along with your guide on a relaxed amble that feels more akin to a friendly get-together than a standard guided tour. With your guide's astounding knowledge of the local terrain and its rich history, every winding trail transforms into an exhilarating escapade along the cliffs of the Emerald Isle.

Discover the multifaceted charm of Dublin with the City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, which lets you see what you want to see, as and when you choose. Feeling literary? Hop off at the Writers Museum and immerse yourself in the world of words. For art enthusiasts, the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) is the perfect stop, packed with thought-provoking exhibitions. Delve into Dublin's past at Kilmainham Gaol, where the echoes of notorious political and military leaders still linger. Or step aboard a replica of the Jeanie Johnston and set sail on a cruise with views. Unearth the city's rich history at renowned landmarks and the National Museum of Ireland, unraveling the events and stories that have shaped Dublin's vibrant identity. From the Guinness Storehouse to the Irish Whiskey Museum and Teelings Distillery, countless adventures await!

Step where giants stepped before, or just relax and take in the natural beauty on this comprehensive day tour from Dublin. This tour to some of Northern Ireland's most popular places will save you money on individual attractions. It's great if you don't have much time, but still want to see a lot. Learn about Ireland’s history as you make your way to the first stop of the day, the photogenic **Dunluce Castle**. Then, head on to the **Giant’s Causeway**, often referred to as the 8th wonder of the world. You'll have around 1.5 hours to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site at your own pace. At the 300-year-old lane of beech trees known as the **Dark Hedges**, see why its beauty makes it a perfect setting for film and television. Then explore the shipyard, travel to the depths of the ocean, and uncover the true legend of Titanic in Belfast, the city where it all began. **The Titanic Museum** tells the story of Titanic from conception and construction to launch.

Embark on a journey through the Emerald Isle with a day tour from Dublin to the Giant's Causeway, Belfast, and the Dark Hedges and enjoy a day of Irish charm and breathtaking countryside scenery. Spend an hour exploring the lively city centre of Belfast. Grab a coffee or a quick bite to eat before hopping back on the bus to discover the city's enchanting surrounding scenery. The next stop is the Dark Hedges, a tunnel of beautiful beech trees made world-famous by hit HBO series Game of Thrones. This is definitely a photo opportunity not to be missed. Nor is the spectacular Dunluce Castle! Also featured in Game of Thrones as the setting of House Greyjoy, and located a stone's throw from the Dark Hedges, it makes for another epic photo stop. Finally, marvel at the geological wonder of the Giant's Causeway, consisting of approximately 40,000 interlocking basalt columns formed by an ancient volcanic eruption that offer stunning views over the roaring Atlantic Ocean.

After checking in early at Dublin's Connolly Train Station, you'll soon be in Belfast, where your coach tour begins! See one of Belfast’s most well-known landmarks, the two Harland & Wolfe Cranes, nicknamed Samson and Goliath. Take the coast road north from Belfast past the coastal villages of Glenariff, Cushendall and Cushendun. Prepare your eyes for stunning views of the sea to the right, and the mountains or the Glens of Antrim to the left. You can even glimpse the Scottish coast on a clear day. Enjoy a lovely pub lunch at the Fullerton Arms in Ballintoy (costs not included). Heading onwards to the Giant’s Causeway, Ireland's only World Heritage Site, you'll spend some time climbing over the ancient stones, snapping some photos, and enjoying the myths and legends that surround this world-famous attraction. After one last short stop at the ancient ruins of Dunluce Castle, head back to Belfast to return to Dublin.

Looking to relight that fire? This game helps you discover some of the most romantic places in Dublin to enjoy together with your partner! Starting at Fusilier's Arch, follow step-by-step instructions, solve riddles and crack codes in order to unlock local stories about Dublin's romantic landmarks and hidden gems. This is your chance to take your partner to a fancy place for a drink, or explore the exquisite locations where Dubliners usually express their love. The story unfolds after solving each challenge. Exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. It takes one hour to complete and you can also explore at your own pace - just pause the game and resume any time from the location where you paused it. You will finish at Oscar Wilde House... even deeper in love?

Join a day trip to Kilkenny, the Wicklow Mountains, and Glendalough. Depart from Dublin in the morning. Travel by an air-conditioned coach with a local guide from Dublin city centre to Kilkenny. On arrival, you can take part in a guided walking tour of the city, followed by free time to explore on your own or have lunch. After Kilkenny, continue through the Wicklow Mountains on a scenic drive. If conditions allow, there will be a short photo stop at Wicklow Gap. The next stop is Glendalough, where you’ll have over two hours to explore the monastic site and surrounding lakes at your own pace. Optional guided walks are available in both Kilkenny and Glendalough. Lastly, visit a working sheep farm and enjoy a live sheepdog demonstration. The tour returns to Dublin in the early evening.