Public tours across Dublin
Explore public walks through Dublin’s history, architecture, music, neighbourhoods and pub culture. Ask about upcoming dates for each tour.
All public tours
Choose the subject that interests you, then ask about current dates and availability before making plans.
Public tour · History & culture
A first-day introduction
Connect Dublin’s headline landmarks with the people, decisions and everyday stories that made the city on a welcoming public walking tour.
Public tour · History & culture
Squares, townhouses and city ambition
Read Dublin’s elegant streets through their brickwork, fanlights, squares and social history on a public walking tour.
Public tour · History & culture
Revolution across generations
Follow the changing ideas, organisations and conflicts that moved Ireland from rebellion to independence and civil war on a public, discussion-led route.
Public tour · History & culture
One week that changed Ireland
Use Dublin’s surviving streets and buildings to understand the Easter Rising, the people caught in it and its political aftermath on a public route.
Public tour · Culture
A neighbourhood made by work
Explore the Liberties through trade, faith, brewing, distilling, housing and reinvention on a specialist public walk.
Public tour · History & culture
The city beneath the city
See how a Viking settlement and later walled city still shape Dublin’s streets on a public walking tour.
Public tour · Culture
Songs, stages and changing streets
Follow musical Dublin from ballad traditions and theatres to rock landmarks and today’s street performers on a public walk.
Public tour · History & culture
Lives that changed the city
Bring together political organisers, writers, workers, artists and reformers whose stories are often separated across Dublin on a public walk.
Dates by enquiry · Food & drink
A guided Dublin tasting experience
Compare Guinness in a changing selection of Dublin pubs with a local guide who shapes the conversation around guests’ interests, the pour, freshness and atmosphere.
Not sure?
A useful tour has a clear purpose. Start broad or go deeper into one period, neighbourhood or part of Dublin culture.
Dublin Highlights gives the broadest orientation.
Viking & Medieval explains the wall, churches and streets.
Choose 1916 for focus or Rebel City for a longer timeline.
Choose Georgian architecture, Dublin music or the Liberties.
Your next step
Choose a public tour and ask about dates, or arrange a separate tour for your own group.