All Cultural and Theme Tours

Dublin is a vibrant city full of energy and history. It can be intimidating to know where to go, what to do, and how to find anything that’s not already listed in a guidebook. In this two-hour sit-down chat and informal tour you will meet a local insider who knows Dublin inside and out, what makes it different and special, Read more...

This tour is a perfect introduction to the city and its history. Starting from Trinity College and taking in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin’s Castle and other highlights as well as hidden gems. This two-hour tour of Dublin with a historian traces the city’s development from its early origins as a Gaelic village to the arrival of the Vikings, Normans, and Read more...

One of Ireland’s most famous drives, reaching breathtakingly beautiful places no bus tour can reach, and most self-guided tours will miss.  From the Skellig Ring along the coast of the Iveragh peninsula to Waterville, the summer home of Charlie Chaplin, this tour provides amazing viewing points, endless photo stops and all the Irish history and folklore you could wish for, Read more...

When on Church Island, guests will climb from the water’s edge to discover a unique and fully restored 7th century Monastery. It was here on Church Island where the monks encountered the Vikings who subsequently established a settlement on Beginish Island only 200 metres away during the early 8th century.Our next venture into the past will take us to Beginish Read more...

With such friendly locals, the freshest ingredients that have come straight out of the Irish sea and Dublin’s surrounding countryside and incredible craft beers and local ales, a food and drink crawl in Dublin will be one to remember! Join a like minded Host who is passionate about sharing the very best of Dublin’s food and drinks with you, and Read more...

Walk through Dublin with a local historian to develop a deeper understanding of Ireland’s history and culture. Starting at The Gresham Hotel, we’ll visit historic statues and monuments to discuss their impact on Dublin. We’ll visit the O’Connell Bridge and notice the shift from the older parts of the city to the newest part of the city, also known as Read more...