Dublin Private Walking Tour Including Trinity College, Temple Bar, St Stephen's Green & Oscar Wilde Memorial
by Travelling Ireland
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€270Overview
This private walking tour of Dublin lasts about three hours and is led by an experienced licensed guide who adapts the route to your interests. The tour is suitable for all ages and family friendly. It begins with a brief introduction to Ireland at Claddagh Records, a landmark for music lovers that also highlights the famous Irish Claddagh ring. The route continues to the Wall of Fame, featuring tributes to Irish musicians such as U2 and The Cranberries. Visitors walk through the cobblestoned area of Temple Bar and learn about its history, including the Temple Bar Pub established in 1840. The tour crosses the Ha'penny Bridge with explanations about its history and the River Liffey’s role in Dublin's socioeconomic development. It then moves to College Green where the Bank of Ireland building stands, formerly Ireland’s Parliament House until 1800, alongside Trinity College Dublin and 19th-century architecture. At Trinity College, guests stroll inside the campus to learn about its history and present. The tour includes a stop at the Molly Malone Statue with stories about her life and the well-known song. Grafton Street is next, known for shopping, street performers, and proximity to St Stephen's Green. The walk through St Stephen's Green Park introduces the local wildlife such as swans and ducks. The Famine Memorial sculpture by Edward Delaney is visited to understand the hardships of the Irish Great Famine. The tour continues to the Wolfe Tone Statue near the Shelbourne Hotel, honoring the father of Irish Republicanism. Stops include the Department of the Taoiseach in a Georgian district, Leinster House, the former ducal residence now serving as parliament, and the Oscar Wilde Memorial and his 18th-century home at Merrion Square Park, noted for its Georgian urban design. The guide provides photo opportunities, umbrellas if needed, rest breaks, and recommendations for restaurants, pubs, and shops throughout the walk.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Claddagh Records
Starts with a brief introduction to Ireland at Claddagh Records, a notable site for music fans, highlighting the famous Irish Claddagh ring.
10 min
Wall of Fame
Visit the Wall of Fame honoring Irish musicians including U2, Phil Lynott, Van Morrison, Sinéad O'Connor, and The Cranberries.
10 min
The Temple Bar Pub
Walk through the cobblestoned Temple Bar district and learn about its history and the Temple Bar Pub, established in 1840.
15 min
Ha'penny Bridge
Cross the Ha'penny Bridge while receiving information about the bridge’s history and the River Liffey’s influence on Dublin’s economy.
15 min
College Green
Explore College Green's three-sided plaza featuring the Bank of Ireland building, formerly Ireland's Parliament House until 1800, Trinity College Dublin, and surrounding 19th-century architecture.
15 min
Trinity College Dublin
Stroll inside the campus of Trinity College, Ireland's oldest college, learning about its history and current role.
15 min
Molly Malone Statue
Stop at the Molly Malone Statue and St. Andrew’s Church while hearing about her life and the famous song by the Dubliners.
10 min
Grafton Street
Walk along Grafton Street, one of Europe’s busiest shopping streets, known for street performers and home to the Brown Thomas luxury store, ending near St. Stephen’s Green.
15 min
St Stephens Green
Walk through St. Stephen's Green Park, Dublin’s central park, observing local wildlife including swans and ducks.
15 min
Edward Delaney's Famine Memorial
View the Famine Memorial sculpture by Edward Delaney, which depicts thin, struggling figures representing the suffering during the Irish Great Famine.
15 min
Theobald Wolfe Tone Statue
See the statue of Wolfe Tone, considered the father of Irish Republicanism, located in front of the Shelbourne Hotel.
10 min
Department Of The Taoiseach
Pass by the Department of the Taoiseach, located in a Georgian area known for its architecture and history.
10 min
Leinster House
View Leinster House, former residence of the Duke of Leinster and since 1922, the parliament building of the Irish Free State.
10 min
Monument to Oscar Wilde
Visit the Oscar Wilde Memorial Statue and his 18th-century home in Merrion Square Park, an example of Georgian urban design.
15 min
Meeting point
Google Maps 8 Cecilia Street Dublin
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Dublin Private Walking Tour Including Trinity College, Temple Bar, St Stephen's Green & Oscar Wilde Memorial
by Travelling Ireland
Choose from 5 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€270Overview
This private walking tour of Dublin lasts about three hours and is led by an experienced licensed guide who adapts the route to your interests. The tour is suitable for all ages and family friendly. It begins with a brief introduction to Ireland at Claddagh Records, a landmark for music lovers that also highlights the famous Irish Claddagh ring. The route continues to the Wall of Fame, featuring tributes to Irish musicians such as U2 and The Cranberries. Visitors walk through the cobblestoned area of Temple Bar and learn about its history, including the Temple Bar Pub established in 1840. The tour crosses the Ha'penny Bridge with explanations about its history and the River Liffey’s role in Dublin's socioeconomic development. It then moves to College Green where the Bank of Ireland building stands, formerly Ireland’s Parliament House until 1800, alongside Trinity College Dublin and 19th-century architecture. At Trinity College, guests stroll inside the campus to learn about its history and present. The tour includes a stop at the Molly Malone Statue with stories about her life and the well-known song. Grafton Street is next, known for shopping, street performers, and proximity to St Stephen's Green. The walk through St Stephen's Green Park introduces the local wildlife such as swans and ducks. The Famine Memorial sculpture by Edward Delaney is visited to understand the hardships of the Irish Great Famine. The tour continues to the Wolfe Tone Statue near the Shelbourne Hotel, honoring the father of Irish Republicanism. Stops include the Department of the Taoiseach in a Georgian district, Leinster House, the former ducal residence now serving as parliament, and the Oscar Wilde Memorial and his 18th-century home at Merrion Square Park, noted for its Georgian urban design. The guide provides photo opportunities, umbrellas if needed, rest breaks, and recommendations for restaurants, pubs, and shops throughout the walk.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Claddagh Records
Starts with a brief introduction to Ireland at Claddagh Records, a notable site for music fans, highlighting the famous Irish Claddagh ring.
10 min
Wall of Fame
Visit the Wall of Fame honoring Irish musicians including U2, Phil Lynott, Van Morrison, Sinéad O'Connor, and The Cranberries.
10 min
The Temple Bar Pub
Walk through the cobblestoned Temple Bar district and learn about its history and the Temple Bar Pub, established in 1840.
15 min
Ha'penny Bridge
Cross the Ha'penny Bridge while receiving information about the bridge’s history and the River Liffey’s influence on Dublin’s economy.
15 min
College Green
Explore College Green's three-sided plaza featuring the Bank of Ireland building, formerly Ireland's Parliament House until 1800, Trinity College Dublin, and surrounding 19th-century architecture.
15 min
Trinity College Dublin
Stroll inside the campus of Trinity College, Ireland's oldest college, learning about its history and current role.
15 min
Molly Malone Statue
Stop at the Molly Malone Statue and St. Andrew’s Church while hearing about her life and the famous song by the Dubliners.
10 min
Grafton Street
Walk along Grafton Street, one of Europe’s busiest shopping streets, known for street performers and home to the Brown Thomas luxury store, ending near St. Stephen’s Green.
15 min
St Stephens Green
Walk through St. Stephen's Green Park, Dublin’s central park, observing local wildlife including swans and ducks.
15 min
Edward Delaney's Famine Memorial
View the Famine Memorial sculpture by Edward Delaney, which depicts thin, struggling figures representing the suffering during the Irish Great Famine.
15 min
Theobald Wolfe Tone Statue
See the statue of Wolfe Tone, considered the father of Irish Republicanism, located in front of the Shelbourne Hotel.
10 min
Department Of The Taoiseach
Pass by the Department of the Taoiseach, located in a Georgian area known for its architecture and history.
10 min
Leinster House
View Leinster House, former residence of the Duke of Leinster and since 1922, the parliament building of the Irish Free State.
10 min
Monument to Oscar Wilde
Visit the Oscar Wilde Memorial Statue and his 18th-century home in Merrion Square Park, an example of Georgian urban design.
15 min
Meeting point
Google Maps 8 Cecilia Street Dublin
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.