Seeing Dublin by bike with Mybikeorhike means a private local guide, plenty of fresh air and the hidden stories behind the city’s best-known sights.
What can I expect
- Explore the city of Dublin by bike
- Explore the hidden stories of Dublin with this guided tour
- Cycle all around Dublin and see everything that the city has to offer.
- You get a private local guide
- Bikes and Safety can be included if required
- **Minimum booking of 4 people applies
See what Dublin City has to offer
Explore Ireland’s capital by bike and discover the stories of the city that not everyone knows of. Enjoy the fresh air and sightseeing all in one in this unique tour.
Full Itinerary of Stories and Sites
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Capel St – A Story Connected with Kilmainham Gaol
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The Sunlight Chambers – The Story if the soap factory behind the decorative walls
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Dublin Castle
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Dubh Linn Garden
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The Dunlop Tyre Factory
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
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Teeling Distillery
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Chamber St. – The story of the great whiskey fire of Dublin
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Guinness Brewery and St. James’ Gate
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Irish Musuem of Modern Art (IMMA) and Gardens
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Bully’s Acre
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Kilmainham Gaol
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National War Memorial Garden
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Liffey Tow Path – The story of how Oliver St. John Gogarty cheated death
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The house that inspired vampire stories
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Phoenix Park
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Arbour Hill Cemetry
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National Museum of Ireland – Collins Barracks
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Liffey Quays and the story of 5 bridges.
You will not be disappointed by this great cyling tour of the city of Dublin.
Why See Dublin by Bike?
Seeing Dublin by bike lets you cover far more ground than on foot, from Capel Street and Dublin Castle out to the Guinness Brewery, IMMA and the Phoenix Park, all in one outing with fresh air and sightseeing rolled together. You get a private local guide who knows the stories most visitors never hear, like the soap factory behind the Sunlight Chambers or the great whiskey fire of Dublin.
Bikes and safety gear can be included if required, and a minimum booking of 4 people applies, so it is a great pick for a group of friends or family. One of the stops is Kilmainham Gaol, which is well worth a full visit on another day. Wear layers, bring water and book your Dublin by bike tour in advance.
