Dublin Highlights, History & Hidden Gems Private Walking Tour

DUBLIN CASTLE the once seat of British rule and administration in Ireland dates back to medieval times since the first stone was laid in 1204. Discover the Incredible History of one of Dublin's most significant and important landmarks.

Derived from Dublin’s unofficial singing anthem. Molly Malone is a character revered by both Dubliners and Irish alike. Since the statues physical appearance in the city it has become the most visited and photographed statue in all of Dublin.

Stand on Dublin’s oldest foot bridge and take in the views as you look to the East and West of the City. One of Dublin’s most famous bridges that links the south to north of the City, or maybe the north to the south of the city, depending on your point of view. Identified as one of the oldest wrought iron Bridges in the world, steeped in over 200 years of history it is one of the most treasured iconic bridges in Dublin.

TEMPLE BAR: is a vibrant and colorful tourist destination, particularly for the enthusiastic party reveler. A maze of eateries and public houses showcasing Irish Traditional music and the like. However not just for the party reveler, this 28 acre site is full of wonderful streets and side alleys stepped with incredible history.

Hidden in the heart of Dublin. This picturesque garden is a hidden gem often missed by guests and travelers alike. With a unique history all of its own, discover the secrets and stories behind this beautiful green adorned with unique brickwork and Celtic paterns

The Irish Famine of 1845 - 1852 was one of the worst atrocities in Irish history. Over one million men, women and children died of starvation and disease while vast quantities of food were exported out of Ireland. Learn about the horrors and triumphs as we visit an important monument in Dublin and Ireland's history

Saint Stephens Green Park is one of Dublin's hidden oasis, full of wildlife, flowers and exotic plants. It has been at the centre of Dublin life for hundreds of years. The park is steeped in history, particularly of the 1916 Rising, in addtion to a variety of statues and monuments attributed to some of Irelands most famous people.

Visit the Wood Quay site and learn the unbelievable story and history of how this once amazing Landmark site revealed incredible secrets that sparked a torrent of controversy here in Dublin and around the world.

Bob Geldof, Bono, The Edge, U2, Phil Lynott, Sinead O Connor, Dolores O'Riordan and Luke Kelly are just some of Ireland's music legends, celebrated upon our own unique Music Wall of Fame. A tribute to those who still entertain us today and sadly to those who sadly departed the stage too soon.

Built initially by Edward Lovett Pearce nearly 300 years ago, this is one of Dublin’s most magnificent architectural gems. Visit inside the old House of Lords (Time Permitting 10am - Midday, Mon to Friday Only) Maintained exactly as it was over 250 years ago.

One of Dublin's most beautiful Georgian Townhouses in the heart of the city, now a vibrant bustling eatery full of unique boutiques, we discover just how Dublin's elite lived way back in the 18th century.

Stop to view and read a copy of The 1916 Rising Irish Proclamation. Learn about this unique document and the events surrounding it, which were the catalyst for the Irish Republic we have today.