Good pints. Even better company.
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.
A small group, time for questions and local recommendations for your stay.
Small-group public tour3 tastings · Adults 18+
Meet at: Molly Malone statue · Suffolk Street, Dublin 2Daily · 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.
2.5 hours well spent
Compare three Guinness tastings along the way
Discover what freshness, the pour and the glass bring to a pint
Enjoy a guide-selected mix of characterful Dublin pubs
Share stories and conversation with your fellow guests
A great fit for Guinness fans and curious newcomers · Solo visitors, couples and friends · Adults aged 18 and over
Your guide welcomes questions and can give particular stories more attention according to the group’s interests, while covering the advertised experience. Come curious, join the conversation and enjoy getting to know Dublin together.
For a walk shaped around your own group, ask about a private tour. Private group sizes are agreed with your quotation.
Follow the story
These are the places and themes the walk connects. The final route may adapt to conditions on the day.
Pub choices may vary. Three Guinness tastings are included.
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Plan these extras separately to complement your tour.
Start your walk with confidence
Suffolk Street, Dublin 2
Meet beside the statue. Your booking confirmation will explain how to identify your guide.
Open in Google MapsCheck the meeting instructions in your booking confirmation and allow time to find your guide.
A city-centre finish. Ask us about onward plans when you enquire.
Ask about access or onward plansA little preparation
Enjoy a guided Dublin pub experience with three Guinness tastings. A separately booked Guinness Storehouse or brewery visit can add another chapter to your day.
Pub entrances, seating and facilities vary. Ask us about the route before booking if step-free access or a particular facility is essential. More about access.
Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring layers and rain protection. Allow time to reach the meeting point. Guests must be 18 or over and bring photo ID.
Daily · 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.. €69 per person. Enquire with your preferred date and departure time to confirm your places. You can also request a private version for your group. Read booking information.
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. Private group sizes are agreed separately when we prepare your quotation.
Enjoy Dublin’s pub culture with a local guide and three Guinness tastings along the way. For more brewing history, you can book a separate visit to the Guinness Storehouse or a brewery to complement your tour.
Enjoy three Guinness tastings as part of your tour. Any additional food or drinks are yours to choose and purchase separately.
Curious first-timers and guests who already have a favourite pint are equally welcome. Your guide introduces the stories and tasting details along the way.
This tour is for guests aged 18 and over. Bring valid photo identification.
The Guinness tasting tour lasts two and a half hours. All our other tours last two hours.
Yes. Every tour can be booked for your own group, subject to guide availability. Send your preferred date and group size for a quotation.
Join us daily at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.. The public tour costs €69 per person. Enquire with your preferred date and departure time to confirm your places.
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