The iconic building and its recording studios are now open to exclusive tours to the public. Windmill Lane Recording Studios have been capturing music history since 1978. The list of artists the studios have worked with includes Kate Bush, U2, The Cranberries, The Rolling Stones, Hozier, Lady Gaga & Westlife. The Visitor Experience tour is an unprecedented opportunity to step Read more…
A professional local guide and a musician will accompany you on a fun and educational tour through the hip yet historic district. You will visit famous classic pubs and bars. You will become a witness to the local drinking culture! Temple bar- it is Dublin’s cultural quarter and must see no. 1. Do you know who was Sir William Temple? Read more…
Whether you’re curious about or already a big fan of Irish music from the early 1950’s to today, this extraordinary semi-private two-hour tour will literally rock your world. Visit the sites where international music stars, such as Bono & U2, Sinead O’Connor, Imelda May, West Life, Thin Lizzy, Van Morrison, Rory Gallagher & the Undertones began their meteoric careers. See Read more…
You are in Dublin for a good time. . not a long time! Let’s cram in as many of the best Dublin bars that we can on a 4 hour private tour. Stops will be customised to what suits you! we can go anywhere and I know everywhere! Whether its old Victorian pubs, Irish whiskey bars, crazy cocktails, secret speak-easys, Read more…
‘Cliffs of Moher & Galway bay Experience’ by ChaperoneVIP Private Tours is a comprehensive day out of Dublin to the Wild Atlantic Way where not only will you experience Galway bay and the rugged beauty of the famous Liscannor Cliffs and dramatic coastlines but you will also learn of many key events in Irish history as we do not waste Read more…
A professional local guide and a musician will accompany you on a fun and educational tour through the hip yet historic district. You will visit famous classic pubs and bars. You will become a witness to the local drinking culture! Temple bar- it is Dublin’s cultural quarter and must see no. 1. Do you know who was Sir William Temple? Read more…
