Small-group Dublin tours

Small-group Dublin walking tours.

Explore with a local guide and a maximum of 10 guests on public tours. Choose city highlights, history or Guinness tasting, or arrange a private walk for your group.

More conversation. More stories. More Dublin.

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Maximum 10 guests On every public tourLocal Dublin guides Stories and conversationCentral meeting points Easy to find your guide

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Find your kind
of Dublin.

Start with the essentials, follow a powerful story or share a Guinness. Which side of Dublin will you discover?

Explore our departure times and prices below. Enquire about your preferred date or request a private experience.

The sunlit Molly Malone statue and her cart on Suffolk Street, Dublin

Your first day in Dublin

Highlights of Dublin

Get to know the city on a Dublin history and highlights walking tour lasting approximately two hours. Walk from the GPO across the Liffey to Trinity College and Molly Malone, then hear the stories of Dublin Castle and the city’s two medieval cathedrals. Your local professional guide connects the landmarks with rebellion, folklore and everyday life, finishing at St Patrick’s Cathedral.

€20 per adultMaximum 10 guestsDaily · 10.30 a.m. and 1 p.m.Choose an available date

Approximately 2 hours Local guideExplore tour

Three people smiling and chatting over pints of Guinness in a pub

Pub culture & conversation

Guinness Tasting Tour

Explore Dublin's pub culture with a local guide, enjoy three Guinness tastings and hear the stories behind the city's pubs over approximately 2½ hours.

€69 per personMaximum 10 guestsDaily · 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.

2.5 hours Local guideExplore tour

Historical portrait of Constance Markievicz seated at a table wearing a hat

Fresh perspectives on Irish history

Women of Ireland

Explore women’s history on a two-hour Dublin walking tour, with stories of campaigners, workers and cultural figures including Constance Markievicz, Rosie Hackett and Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington. Follow their connections with the city and discuss how they helped change Irish life.

€20 per personMaximum 10 guestsDaily · 3.30 p.m.Choose an available date

2 hours Local guideExplore tour

The GPO’s columns and portico on O’Connell Street, Dublin

Ireland’s revolutionary story

1916 & Revolutionary Dublin

Start at the GPO on a two-hour walking tour of the 1916 Easter Rising and revolutionary Dublin. Connect O’Connell Street and the Moore Street area with the wider story of rebellion, independence and civil war, including the experiences of civilians.

€20 per personMaximum 10 guestsDaily · 3.30 p.m.Choose an available date

2 hours Local guideExplore tour

Compare the four experiences One city. Four different perspectives.

Personal by design

Why only 10 guests?

We deliberately keep our public tours small. Dublin’s streets, stories and pub conversations are best enjoyed with room to join in.

Room for conversation

Stay close to your guide, ask the questions that interest you and get to know the people sharing your walk.

A relaxed way to explore

A small group moves comfortably through Dublin’s streets and lanes, with time to pause and enjoy the details.

Local advice for your day

Talk to your guide about what you enjoy and leave with ideas for places to eat, music to hear and more of Dublin to explore.

Come on your own, as a couple or with friends. There’s a place for you in the conversation.

Your people. Your interests.

Your own guide. Your interests. Your Dublin.

All four public tours are also available privately. Choose a familiar favourite or a specialist walk, with a local guide dedicated to your group. We can take account of your interests, walking pace, places you have already visited and where you need to finish.

Georgian Dublin

Architecture & photography

Hidden Liberties

Neighbourhoods & local character

Viking & Medieval Dublin

Dublin’s earliest history

Music of Dublin

Music lovers & cultural explorers

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Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, with visitors sitting on the lawn

A city is more than its sights

See Dublin.
Get to know it.

The big moments matter. So do the little details: a name above a doorway, a song you recognise, a street you might have walked straight past.

Our local guides connect the two. Come curious, ask questions and leave with a Dublin that feels a little more like your own.

Stories that bring Dublin to life

Clear context, memorable people and room for conversation.

A guide for your experience

A team approach, with a local guide leading every departure.

Meet the Dublin Walking approach

Before you join us

Choose your Dublin walking tour.

Visiting for the first time? Explore Highlights of Dublin for an introduction to the city. For a walk shaped around your own group, see our private Dublin walking tours.

Which Dublin walking tour should I choose for a first visit?

Start with Highlights of Dublin for a two-hour introduction to the city, its landmarks and local stories. If you have a particular interest, choose Women of Ireland, 1916 & Revolutionary Dublin or the Guinness Tasting Tour. A private tour lets us plan the walk around your group’s interests and the places you have already visited.

Should I choose a public or private walking tour?

Choose a public tour to join other visitors on a scheduled departure, with a maximum of 10 guests and a price per person. Choose a private tour for your own group and guide, with the route, pace and meeting arrangements agreed in advance. All four public tours are also available privately.

How many people join a public tour?

Every public departure has a maximum of 10 guests, plus your local guide. That keeps the group personal, with room for questions, conversation and recommendations. We agree private group sizes with you when preparing your quotation.

How do I book a tour?

Dublin Highlights and Guinness tasting can be booked online: open its tour page, choose Check dates and book, then review your date, party size, total and terms in the Bókun window. For Women of Ireland or Revolutionary Dublin, send an enquiry so we can confirm availability and how to book. Private tours are arranged by quotation.

How much do public tours cost?

Highlights of Dublin costs €20 for adults aged 17+, €10 for children aged 3–16, and is free for children under 3. Women of Ireland and 1916 & Revolutionary Dublin cost €20 per person. The Guinness Tasting Tour costs €69 per person and includes three tastings. Private tours are quoted for your group.

How long are the tours?

The Guinness tasting tour lasts two and a half hours. Every other public and private tour lasts two hours.

Where do we meet?

Highlights of Dublin and Revolutionary Dublin meet at the GPO on O’Connell Street, Dublin 1. Women of Ireland and Guinness Tasting meet at the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street, Dublin 2. Each tour page includes directions and a map link, and your booking confirmation explains how to find your guide.

What if I have access needs?

Let’s plan a comfortable visit together. Tell us about walking distance, steps, seating or other practical requirements before booking, and we’ll discuss the route with you. City streets can include uneven paving and cobbles, and pub access varies by venue.

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