The Dublin City Walking Tour

Journey through the main shopping streets and historic Georgian and Victorian quarters on this walking tour of Dublin. You'll Pass by the statue of the legendary Molly Malone, walk up the famous shopping thoroughfare before arriving outside Davy Byrne's, a pub made famous by James Joyce in Ulysses.

Next you'll visit Dawson Street, the site of Dublin's smallest pub, the Dawson! You will also see the elegant Mansion House, home of the Lord Mayor, the Royal Irish Academy, a scientific and cultural institution since the 1700s and St Ann's Church with its 18th century galleried interior and historic connections. You will then be led down to Trinity College and take a look at the classically proportioned Bank of Ireland and former 18th century House of Parliament.

Next stop is Temple Bar, Dublin's equivalent to Paris' Left Bank, you will cross the famous Ha'penny Bridge over the River Liffey to Dublin's main street and one of the widest boulevards in Europe.

Look out for intriguing monuments including the magnificent O'Connell Monument commemorating Daniel O'Connell.  Finally you will make your way inside the General Post Office, headquarters of the 1916 Rebellion before concluding your tour at the Spire, a 120m high symbol of the street's renewal.

Journey through the main shopping streets and historic Georgian and Victorian quarters on this walking tour of Dublin. You'll Pass by the statue of the legendary Molly Malone, walk up the famous shopping thoroughfare before arriving outside Davy Byrne's, a pub made famous by James Joyce in Ulysses.