Dublin walking tours

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Highlights of Dublin: between history and legends

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Discover these spots in our walking tours of Dublin

Trinity College & Old Library

The Trinity College is Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592. It's the university where notable writers studied, including Oscar Wilde and Jonathan Swift. The building houses the ancient Book of Kells, one of the most popular masterpieces in the country.

Christ Church Cathedral

Located in the Viking area, this stunning church opened in 1030 under the Viking king Sitric Silkenbeard. The current building saw its last renovation in the 19th century after the building was left in poor condition with the collapse of the 16th century.

Molly Malone statue

The famous bronze statue of Molly Malone is the starting point of one of our tours of Dublin. The statute was unveiled in 1988 when 13 June was declared Molly Malone Day as a tribute to the famous song.

Saint Patrick

This majestic Cathedral is a must-to-stop in Dublin. It was founded in 1191 and remains the largest church in Ireland. If you want to get more about its history, it is part of our Dublin audio tours.

St. Arcade market

This Victorian-style red-bricked indoor market is the perfect place if you want to take a break and try some local delicacies. Its construction started in 1876 under the design of architect William Henry Byrne.

Dublin castle

The Dublin cast was built in the early 13th century on the former site of a Viking settlement. It served as headquarters for the British administration in Ireland before being handed over to the new Irish government following Ireland’s independence.

Ha' Penny Bridge

If you come to Dublin, you need to walk across the famous Ha’Penny Bridge, the historic bridge over the River Liffey built in 1816. If you want to know the history behind this name, we won't spoil it here. It's part of our Dublin walking tours.

Powerscourt House

The Powerscourt House is the former Dublin townhouse of Viscount Powerscourt. Designed by Robert Mack and constructed between 1771 and 1774, it was later renovated in the late 1970s as a shopping center by Robin Power.