Exploring the Irish Famine Exhibition: A Historical Insight See More »
Unveiling the Irish Famine Exhibition The Irish Potato Famine remains one of the most haunting yet essential chapters in Ireland’s history. The Irish Famine Exhibition in Dublin provides a unique
Dublin City Travel Guide for March 2026 See More »
There is no better time to visit Dublin than March. The city shakes off the winter grey and erupts in colour, music and celebration. The streets fill with visitors from every corner of the globe but beyond the famous parade, there is a depth of culture, history, food and natural beauty that rewards those who look a little closer.
Johnnie Fox’s Irish Dance Show – Hooley in the Parlour See More »
Bringing the Timeless Seisiún of Old Ireland Back to Life
Experience the Johnnie Fox’s Hooley Show—an electrifying night of traditional Irish music, world-class dancing, and authentic mountain-pub atmosphere that captures the very soul of Ireland.
Your Complete Local’s Guide to Dublin in February 2026 See More »
Explore the hidden gems of Dublin with our locals guide to Dublin in February 2026 for an authentic experience without the crowds.
A Local Guide’s Advice for First-Time Visitors to Dublin See More »
By Dublin 360 City Guides After twenty years of showing visitors around my beloved Dublin, I’ve learned that first-timers often make the same mistakes, and miss the same magic. So
Mybikeorhike – Bridges of Dublin Tour See More »
Discover the history of Dublin and its bridges that cross the River Liffey.
Footsteps of Leopold Bloom Walking Tour See More »
Follow in the footsteps of Leopold Bloom who features in the ‘Lestrygonians’ episode of the Ulysses while looking through the lens of Joyce. Visualise how he makes his way from Abbey Street to the National Library while considering the significance of food in a different and distinctive way.
Titanic and Belfast City Day Tour by Train See More »
Day Tour by Train to Belfast
Brewery & Craft Beer Tour See More »
What can I expect Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the city. Sip and savour locally produced craft beers. Experience Dublin like a local. Indulge in culture and creativity. Join your
Hotel 7 – Afternoon Tea See More »
Located in the Centre of Dublin City, Hotel 7 is the perfect place for you to a relaxing afternoon to enjoy some Tea, Coffee and assortments of food.
You will receive freshly-cut finger sandwiches along with some delicious homemade scones with jam and fresh cream.
What can I expect Dublinia – A Living History of Medieval & Viking Dublin Travel back in time and discover Dublin as it was in Viking and Medieval times. Based
Hidden Dublin – Horror Hike See More »
Kick off the tour by boarding the Banshee bus which will bring you to the South West of Dublin City (just a short drive away)
You begin the hike in the Dublin mountains to it’s peak of the legendary and mysterious Montpelier Hill. This has the most stunning views that overlook Dublin City.
This is the only tour with a permit to visit the famous Dublin Hellfire Club! – Not to be missed!
Irish Whiskey Museum – Blending Experience See More »
Have you ever wanted to learn how to blend the perfect whiskey, refined to your own individual taste? Well now you have the opportunity to do so with the Irish Whiskey Museum as they bring a whiskey experinece like no other.
Taylors Irish Night – Irish Dance & Music Show See More »
Taylors Irish Night Dublin provides an evening of traditional Irish entertainment along with delicious food.
Irish Whiskey Museum – Irish Coffee Masterclass See More »
Come and participate in an exclusive Irish Coffee Masterclass at the Irish Whiskey Museum, blending the profound legacy of Irish Whiskey with the comforting embrace of freshly prepared coffee.
48 Hour Hop On Hop Off Tour See More »
Discover Dublin’s best sites and attractions with Dublin’s No.1 Hop-On Hop-Off Tour. Visit the attractions like the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College and the Book of Kells, and Dublin Zoo, or really discover the true nature of Dublin at the city’s hidden gems like Epic The Irish Emigration Museum, Teeling Whiskey Distillery, Marsh’s Library beside St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and many more.
Finn McCool Tours – Giant’s Causeway and Titanic Day Tour See More »
Get the complete package as you travel to Northern Ireland’s most popular attraction, the Giant’s Causeway along with the Titanic Museum in Belfast all in one day!
Luxury Irish Day Tours – Castles + Whiskey Tour See More »
The Castles & Whiskey Tour will provide you with a fantastic day out visiting some of Ireland’s most impressive medieval castles, a medieval abbey, an Iron age fort and a famous Irish Whiskey distillery. For fans of Irish history and whiskey this is a day tour not to be missed
Pearse Lyons: Signature Tour See More »
What can I expect Pearse Lyons Irish Whiskey Pearse Lyons Distillery at St. James is a stunning boutique distillery located in the Liberties, Dublin. Family history, combined with a personal
Yellow Umbrella – Food & Folklore Tour See More »
Immerse yourself in the vibrant tales of Celtic civilization while touring Ireland’s capital city as your guide uncovers the rich cultural tradition of storytelling in Ireland. Gain a unique perspective on legendary sagas such as The Salmon of Knowledge and Táin Bó Cúailgne (the Cattle Raid of Cooley).
National botanic gardens See More »
The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland are an oasis of calm and beauty, and entry is free. A premier scientific institution, the gardens contain important collections of plant species and cultivars from all over the world. The National Botanic Gardens in Dublin are located in Glasnevin, just three kilometres from Dublin City Centre, and are famous for the exquisitely restored historic glasshouses. The National Botanic Gardens in Wicklow are located in Kilmacurragh, where the milder climate, higher rainfall, and deeper, acidic soils of this historic Wicklow garden, provide a counterpoint to the collections at Glasnevin. The two gardens have been closely associated since 1854.
Newgrange and Boyne Valley Tour See More »
The journey to Newgrange will provide you with breath-taking views of the Irish countryside, but Newgrange itself is simply a must-see attraction. The 5,200 years old passage is older than the pyramids in Egypt and is at the heart of the history of Ireland.
Shane’s Howth Adventures – Plan Your Adventure See More »
Howth is a beautiful seaside village located just 25 minutes outside Dublin’s City Centre. A spot filled with history and nature just waiting to be explored. Howth Adventures provide fun-filled and eco-friendly guided hikes around Howth’s hotspots!
Hidden Dublin – Haunted History Tour See More »
Meeting at Barnardo Square City Hall the tour makes its way through the haunting cobblestone streets of Dublin setting the scene for this exploration of the gripping and twisted dark history of Dublin, tales that fascinates and frightens tourists and locals alike.
Walking Food Tours – Food on Foot See More »
This tour will concentrate on the streets eat that are enjoyed by locals.
A good quality authentic experience where you will eat just like a Dubliner.
The Original Wild Wicklow Tour! See More »
Start your day with a scenic drive along Dublin’s southern coast, passing charming seaside towns. Take a brief walk up Killiney Hill for breathtaking coastal views, then enjoy a relaxing stop at Avoca Handweavers for a coffee break.
The Great Landmarks of Dublin City See More »
This tour provides an in depth history of the great landmarks and buildings of Dublin City with plenty of stories included, the experience is both entertaining and informative.
The walk begins at the Molly Malone Statue and then will weave through some of Dublin’s most popular streets as the group makes their way toward Dublin Castle and the Dubh Linn Gardens.
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum See More »
PIC The Irish Emigration Museum
It is EPIC’s belief that Ireland’s rich history should not be compiled into a long list of names and dates.
Get hands on with Irish culture and its past at this fully interactive museum – swipe through video galleries, dance through motion sensor quizzes, and listen to remastered audio from 100 years ago.
At the Irish Emigration Museum, you will see Irish history brought to life through colourful and vivid videography capturing defining moments in Ireland’s life. At EPIC you’ll discover the far reaching influence of Irish history, and the impact the 10 million Irish men and women who left Ireland had on the world.
1916 Rebellion Walking Tour See More »
You’ll learn the story of how a small band of Irish patriots declared Ireland’s independence to the world in Easter 1916. This led to one of the bloodiest confrontations with the British forces that Dublin had ever seen. After a week of intense fighting the rebellion was quashed and the rebellion leaders were captured and executed in Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin city.
Dublin Bay Cruises – Dún Laoghaire Dalkey Island Return See More »
Dún Laoghaire Dalkey Island Return
Depart from Dún Laoghaire and set sail on this relaxing hour long cruise where you will see Ireland a way you’ve never seen it before.
At first you will head soutth where you will pass James Joyce Martello Tower where famous author James Joyce spent six nights in it writing hsi novel Ulysses.
As you continue on the cruise you will pass the famous Forty Foot, a popular swimming location, Bullock harbour, Colimore Harbour and Dalkey Island.
You will also see Sorrento point and Killiney Bay before arrive back in Dún Laoghaire.
Depending on the day, there cruise could be joined by a pod of Dolphines on the journey.
Dalkey Island as seen from Coliemore Harbour
