Welcome to Dublin - home to some of the friendliest, wittiest hosts you'll ever meet. Take a private Dublin tour with a knowledgeable local guide and get ready to be charmed by one of Europe's liveliest capitals. On your private tour, you’ll do more than just visit the famous sights—you’ll explore the city’s soul. Your guide will walk with you through cobblestone streets, sharing stories about famous writers, historic events, and local secrets. They’ll show you hidden places and help you see Dublin like a local. 

<h3>Why your private tour stands out</h3>
<b>Tailored to You:</b> Every detail is designed around your interests and pace.
<b>Expert Guidance: </b>Your guide isn’t just knowledgeable—they’re a storyteller, navigator, and local expert.
<b>Stress-Free Travel: </b>Relax and enjoy—your guide takes care of everything.

<h3>Must-visit attractions</h3>
These must-see attractions are some of the top things to do in Dublin, bringing the city’s vibrant past and lively spirit to life:
<b>Trinity College and the Book of Kells:</b> Walk through the Long Room Library, with its endless shelves of books and statues— one of the most beautiful libraries in the world. There you'll find the Book of Kells, a beautifully decorated book that’s an important part of Ireland’s history.
<b>Guinness Storehouse at St. James’s Gate:</b> Visit the Guinness Storehouse to learn all about Ireland’s most famous beer. See how it’s made, and enjoy a drink with amazing views of the city at the Gravity Bar.
<b>Temple Bar:</b> The cultural heart of Dublin. Here, you’ll find live music, street performers, and plenty of exciting places to visit.
<b>St. Patrick’s Cathedral:</b> Visit Ireland’s largest cathedral to see its amazing design and learn about its long history. Ask your guide about its connection to Jonathan Swift, the writer of Gulliver’s Travels.
<b>Kilmainham Gaol Museum: </b>Discover powerful stories about the people who fought for Ireland’s freedom.
<b>Cliffs of Moher:</b> Experience towering sea cliffs, the crash of waves below, and the Wild Atlantic stretching as far as the eye can see. 

<h3>Explore off-the-beaten path</h3>
Your local Dublin tour guide will lead you beyond the usual landmarks and uncover some of the city’s hidden gems and quirky attractions:
<b>Local pubs:</b> In the evenings, skip the crowded pubs in Temple Bar and head to neighbourhoods like Smithfield or Stoneybatter. You’ll find local music sessions where people sing, play, and share stories—a real taste of Irish culture.
<b>Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough:</b> Take a trip outside the city to the Wicklow Mountains, where you’ll see calm lakes and visit Glendalough, an old monastery surrounded by nature.
<b>Villages near the Cliffs of Moher:</b> Visit small villages where you can meet friendly locals, try homemade treats, and enjoy the peaceful countryside.
<b>Game of Thrones tours:</b> If you love the show, your guide can take you to spots where it was filmed, like Winterfell Castle.
<b>National Leprechaun Museum: </b>This playful museum is perfect for anyone curious about leprechauns and folklore. It offers a chance to learn about Irish stories and legends.
<b>The Hungry Tree:</b> Check out this tree that’s slowly wrapping itself around a bench. It’s an odd and fun place to take photos.
<b>Little Museum of Dublin: </b>This museum is full of old items from Dublin’s past donated by locals. Your local guide will share interesting stories about these objects, bringing history to life.
<b>Dublin Flea Market:</b> Held once a month, this bustling market is packed with vintage treasures, handmade crafts, and quirky souvenirs. 

<h3>Dublin travel tips</h3>
Here are some tips to make the most of your visit:
<b>Best time to visit: </b>Spring and fall have pleasant weather and fewer tourists. Visit in March to join the locals on St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
<b>Friendly advice:</b> Irish people are welcoming and love a good chat. A simple “thanks a million” will make anyone smile.
<b>Getting around:</b> Dublin is easy to explore on foot.

<h3>Experience Dublin your way</h3>
Dublin isn’t just a city to visit—it’s a place to experience. From famous landmarks to quiet streets, your private tour will help you discover its history, its people, and its heart. Get ready to explore and make memories that will last forever with your private tour.


Dublin

Howth Fishing Village and Peninsula Half Day Tour by Luxary Car

View Dublin Bay from Howth Cliff on a Winters day

View of Irelands Eye Island on a Winters day

View of Irelands Eye Island from Howth Pier

A charming authentic fishing village with restaurants, beaches, cliff walks great views and lots of wildlife.

Let's explore this amazing city together

Historical Dublin City Centre Walking Tour

Private Dublin Jewish Heritage full-day driving tour

A very personal view of old Jewish Dublin

Day trip from Dublin to Wicklow Mountains

A full-day private driving tour to the Garden of Ireland

Highlights of Ireland Tour - 7-days starting and ending in Dublin

Explore the famous sights and hidden gems in a multi-day private trip.

Private Multi Day Tour of Ireland from Dublin

Ireland's highes peak outside Killarney, Carrauntohill

Peaceful day touring Connemara County Galway

Double rainbow while driving over a mountain pass in west Cork

Another double rainbow close to the Burren in County Clare

Jameson Distillery headquarters at Midleton, County Cork

A view above Caragh lake in remote County Kerry

Sea view from the extremely remote Port in County Donegal

Among the highest sea cliffs in Europe (600m High), Sliabh Liag, County Donegal

The Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, Dingle, Connemara and The Giant's Causeway

Private Malahide & Howth Villages Tour from Dublin

Discover local villages on a half day private tour

Follow Joyce's life and characters with your local private guide

James Joyce and Dublin.

Was there ever a more famous prostitute/business owner/serial killer than Dorcas "Darkey" Kelly? Probably not - this pub is now named in her honour.

St. Audoen's - the oldest parish church in Dublin.

An impressive look up at the gothic architecture of Christchurch Cathedral, founded back in the 11th Century by Sitric Silkenbeard somewhere around the year 1030 AD

Billy Davis AKA Billy in the Bowl was a notorious thief and murderer in Dublin back in the 18th century. He was born without legs and got around in a makeshift wheelchair or "bowl".

A peer in through the city's only remaining medieval wall gate into St. Audoen's arch

Witness the macabre side of Dublin with an evening stroll through the city

Conor's Dark Dublin Tour ��

Irish women who rocked the system - Walking tour, Dublin city

Veronica Guerin, brave woman and an investigative journalist

Rosie Hackett- a woman who lasted the pace with towering men of her time in the early 1900s

Irish women are mentioned in the proclamation from 1916

Let's find out more about Ireland's hidden and unhidden women

Walking through History

Irish Revolutionary Tour 

Dark Haunted Dublin by Night - Private Tour

Billy in the Bowl Dublin's legless serial killer

The Grandfather of Horror Bram Stoker born, raised and educated in Dublin

Dublin Castle - The seat of British rule and torture in Ireland

Darkey Kelly's pub in Dublin, named in homage to a witch, brothel owner and serial killer

Christchurch Cathedral stands at the 'Gates of Hell'

Bloody and hidden history of Dublin

A surprisingly interesting Dublin suburb

Blackrock Village - Walking Tour

Jeanie Johnson replica famine ship. Learn what life was like on board on the arduous journey to North America.

EPIC - The Irish Emigration Museum. Hear the stories of Irish Emigrants brought to life.

82,000 people packed into Croke Park on All Ireland Sunday.

Gaelic Football - experience at first hand how to play this exciting field sport. Guaranteed fun for all!

Jeanie Johnson as seen from the across the River Liffey.

Hurling is the fastest field game in the world, see if you can master this ancient game.

Participate in traditional Irish Gaelic Games & learn about the impact of Irish Emigration.

The Full Irish

Dublin Familiarisation and Trace Your Roots

Near Killarney, nothing remained of old homestead

Farmland in County Kerry on land where some guests had records of ancient relatives living here.

Old McCarthy fortified tower house, County Kerry

Old building on land owned by O'Sullivans, County Kerry

Small patch of land in County Roscommon where ancestors of Reagan US guests lived.

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