
George’s Street Arcade
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Dublin, Ireland
From Celtic charm to dynamic streetsThis tour of the historic heart of Dublin takes you on a journey through time, from medieval cathedrals and elegant Georgian squares to cobbled streets alive with music. Along the way, you’ll uncover the legacy of the Vikings, follow in the footsteps of great writers, and explore the places that have shaped the unique identity of the Irish capital. It’s a simple, immersive way to experience Dublin’s warm and welcoming center at your own pace.

George’s Street Arcade
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Dublin Castle
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Ship Street Little
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St Patrick’s Cathedral
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Dublinia Museum
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Christ Church Cathedral
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Dublin City Hall
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Irish Music Wall of Fame
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The Temple Bar district
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Ha'penny Bridge
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O'Connell Street and the Spire of Dublin
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The Famine Memorial
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EPIC Museum
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The Jeanie Johnston Ship
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Custom House
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The National Wax Museum
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Frescoes of Blooms Hotel
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The Old Irish Parliament
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Trinity College
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The Book of Kells
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Molly Malone Statue
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Dublin in 3 Facts
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Oscar Wilde’s House
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The Oscar Wilde Memorial Sculpture
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The Georgian Houses on Merrion Square
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St Stephen's Green
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The History of Ireland
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Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
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Advice
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Jan.
5°
Feb.
5°
March
7°
April
8°
May
11°
June
14°
July
16°
Aug.
16°
Sept.
14°
Oct.
11°
Nov.
8°
Dec.
5°
Annually, the average temperature stays around 9°C/48°F, given its oceanic and humid climate. It is in January and February that temperatures drop the most to around 5°C/41°F. On the contrary, the highest temperatures elevate to around 18°C/64°F in July and August. From June to August, you'll face the most rain as well as from October to December. The best time to come is between June and September, though be prepared to receive a few showers along the way.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audio-guide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: in front of George’s Street Arcade
Park Rite: 59-62 Drury St In Dublin, traffic and parking are a real headache. The first is slow and requires to drive on the left side, whereas the second is quite expensive. As there is never zero risk, it is recommended parking your car in secure underground parking, which at least avoids you getting burgled. Plus, foreign cars are always first to be targeted. When reserving your accommodation, don't forget to check if there is parking included. It always serves depending of how long you stay in the Irish capital.
When following our tour, you'll end up seeing Trinity College. To avoid any last minute surprise, know that this place has opening and closing hours. So make sure to verify if it's open before getting to it. "To access Merrion Square Park and St Stephen’s Green, there are also opening and closing hours to respect. However, if the place is already closed when arriving, you'll need to take a different route, that you can see below, to regain the itinerary. For Merrion Square Park: you only need to walk up Merrion Street Upper and you'll get back onto the visit itinerary. For St Stephen's Green: you only need to walk up St Stephen's Green Street and you'll get back onto the visit itinerary. Just like any ideal tourist destination, Dublin offers an array of advantages and discounts on transport services and activities with its Dublin Pass. A great alternative for those wishing to discover the city at your own pace, as all offers come by.
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