Walking Tour in Dublin

Walking Tour in Dublin

This guided walking tour in Dublin immerses you in the city’s rich history, from the iconic Ha’penny Bridge, once a toll crossing, to the storied grounds of Dublin Castle, a former Viking fortress turned government center. Discover the cultural heartbeat of Temple Bar, where lively streets have welcomed visitors since the 17th century. Relax and allow your guide to reveal the fascinating past of Christ Church Cathedral, home to medieval crypts and treasured artifacts. Experience the vibrant blend of history and heritage that makes Dublin truly unforgettable.

Highlights

• Walk past the towering Spire of Dublin and cross the historic Ha’penny Bridge, once a toll bridge over the River Liffey.

• Stroll through the lively Temple Bar district, known for its cobblestone streets and cultural institutions.

• Discover Dublin’s medieval past at Christ Church Cathedral and Dublin Castle, key sites of Viking and Norman history.

Meeting point

Meet your guide outside of the General Post Office. Your guide will be holding a portuguese flag.

Itinerary

Your journey begins in the heart of Dublin, where you’ll see the Spire of Dublin, a 120-meter stainless steel monument erected in 2003 on O’Connell Street as part of a city revitalization project. Continuing towards the River Liffey, you’ll cross the Ha’penny Bridge, a pedestrian bridge built in 1816 that once required a half-penny toll to cross.