Dublin Walking Hibernoceltic Tours

Meeting location for the Georgian Dublin Tour, which takes place every Wednesday at 10a.m. Participants meet beside the statue of Henry Grattan, which is located on the traffic island at the intersection of College Green and Dame Street, opposite the main entrance to Trinity College.

Meeting location for the Famine Tour, which takes place every Tuesday at 10a.m. Participants meet at the square located on Dame Street just after the Palace Street entrance into Dublin Castle, adjacent to the Tourist Information Centre.

Meeting location for the Viking Medieval Tour, which takes place every Monday at 10a.m. Participants meet at the entrance to the Gardens, which is located inside the Lower Castle Yard directly behind the Chapel Royal and adjacent to the Chester Beaty Museum.

Your guide on both the Viking/Medieval and Famine Tours will walk you through the grounds of Dublin Castle, providing insights into its history, architecture, and culture.

Your guide on the Viking/Medieval Tour will take you through the grounds and church dedicated to St. Audeon, the only remaining medieval church operating in Dublin.

Your guide on the Viking Medieval Tour will bring you to the last remaining gate of the City Wall, dating back to 1240 AD, and the passageway into the Old Medieval City, aptly named "The Stairway to Heaven."

Your guide on The Famine Tour will bring you to the Old Irish Parliament, built in the early eighteenth century and known locally as Grattan's Parliament, outlining its history and architecture and how its demise at the start of the nineteenth century was one of the underlying causes of the most severe impact of the Great Famine.

Your journey on both the Famine and Revolutionary Tours will pass by the Custom House situated along Dublin's River Liffey probably the most striking example of Georgian architecture in Dublin.

Your guide on the Georgian Tour will walk you through the grounds of Trinity College outlining the History of Ireland's oldest University dating back over four hundred and thirty years.

Your guide will bring you to Leinster House a building dating back to the 1740s and the location of Ireland's National Parliament The Dail. You will learn about the history and architecture of the building and how it influenced the building of Dublin's Georgian Southside.

Your Guide will walk you through Merrion Square the finest example of a Georgian Square in Dublin with its classic Jardin Anglaise, visiting the Monument of novelist and playwright Oscar Wilde described as the greatest satirist of the English language in the nineteenth century.

Your guide on the Revolutionary Tour will walk you along Dublin's main thoroughfare O Connell Street incorporating The General Post Office G.P.O. the last of the great Georgian Buildings of Dublin and the Headquarters of the 1916 Rebellion.

On the Revolutionary Tour you will visit the Garden of Remembrance where the Irish Volunteers were held overnight after surrendering to the British Forces. You will also pass the Hugh Lane Art Gallery on Dublin's Parnell Square housing some fine examples of Impressionist and Early Twentieth Century Art.

Your guide on the Revolutionary Tour will bring you along Dublin's North Great Georges Street one of the finest examples of Georgian Dublin where you will hear about the living conditions in what was then known as the Tenements during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. You will pass the James Joyce Centre which celebrates the Author James Joyce and his iconic novel Ulysses which describes a day in Dublin and is reputed to be the Birth of the Modern Novel.

The Georgian Dublin Tour concludes at the Memorial to the Dublin Fusiliers at the Grafton Street entrance into Stephen's Green, about one quarter kilometer from the original meeting point.

The Famine Tour concludes at the Famine Memorial, which is beside Epic Ireland about one kilometer from the original meeting point.

The Viking/Medieval Tour concludes in Saint Patrick's Park beside the Cathedral, which is situated about one and a half kilometers from the original meeting point.