Dublin Kickstart your trip to Dublin
The perfect 2-hour experience for your first day in Dublin. Get oriented and gain tips from your host to make the most of the rest of your visit.
$90.09 per person
2 hours
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Tailoring each experience to your wishes by locals who love their city
Dublin is a beautiful blend of heritage and hedonism – a city with history dating back to the times of Vikings and Victorians, but with a startlingly modern, multicultural appeal. Charismatic and convivial, the locals are always up for a pint of Guinness at the pub and happy to share their take on the best things to do in Dublin. A few recommendations are bound to come up again and again: From soaking up 9th-century architecture and uncovering the city’s literary heritage to exploring breathtaking cliffs and castles along the pristine coastline, the most incredible things to do in Dublin are those that center around the city’s history, culture, and natural beauty.
Dublin can trace its origin back more than 1,000 years, and its storied past reads like an epic novel. Stepping back in time in a city with so much tangible history is easy, and exploring the centuries-old landmarks are some of the most enchanting things to do in Dublin. Stroll along the 200-year-old Ha’Penny Bridge stretching across the River Liffey, and discover medieval castles and cathedrals proudly on display between other architectural treasures from the city’s Georgian heyday. No matter which of the city’s eras you encounter, the history of Dublin is truly captivating.
If there’s one thing the Irish capital is known for, it’s the city’s iconic drinking culture. Red-bricked pubs are at the center of socialization, and some of the most memorable things to do in Dublin involve downing a pint or two. Perhaps you’ll explore the historic Temple Bar district, the soul of the city’s nightlife, or maybe you’ll bar-hop between century-old institutions echoing with laughter and festive Irish fiddles. Wherever you go, you’ll soon learn that music, beer, and whisky are the cornerstones of the Irish pub culture, and grabbing a drink after dinner is a must.
Just outside the compact city, natural beauty reigns supreme. Charming seaside towns (some with tales from the days Dublin had its hands full with Vikings) are dotted along the sparkling coastline, existing peacefully in the shadow of cliffside castles. Planning a day trip to one of these beautiful locations should be high on the list of things to do in Dublin. But the city itself isn’t lacking in nature. Exploring the sprawling central park, St Stephen's Green, and the 300-year-old Iveagh Gardens – fondly referred to as Dublin’s “Secret Garden” – are two more brilliant things to do in Dublin.
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16 February 2026
It was special because, our guide showed a special interest in us. He was very knowledgeable and interesting. Our guide was wonderful. I highly recommend him.
5 October 2025
It’s an all walking tour about 6 miles total. Not worth the 700 plus dollars they charged. Patrick the guide was outstanding. We thought lunch would be included for that price but want.
17 September 2025
This tour is a 6 mile walking tour. For 700$ this tour cost it wasn’t worth it. Not even lunch was included. But, Patrick is amazing. He knows Dublin and is passionate about his city. Def recommend him as your guide.
17 September 2025