Things to Do in Dublin
• Enjoy a freshly crafted Jameson cocktail and discover the ‘Grain to Glass’ process that sets Jameson apart.
• Hear fascinating stories and insider insights from a Jameson Ambassador as you journey through Irish whiskey heritage.
• These tours ensure a personal experience and plenty of opportunities to ask questions.
• Upgrade to a mixology class to craft 3 Jameson cocktails or a combo tour to visit the Guinness Storehouse, with a pint at the Gravity Bar.
We get it; we know your time in Dublin is precious, that's why we've crafted an unbeatable free tour to ensure you'll experience authentic Dublin, absorb the sights, sounds, and stories of this historic city, and get unique local insight from top-quality, nationally licensed & accredited professional local tour guides who'll show you the must-sees as well as the lesser-known hidden gems of Dublin too!
From Viking & Medieval Dublin to risings & rebellions, literary Greats to our musical sons & daughters, our rich mythology, folklore and traditions to contemporary culture, you'll finish this remarkable tour with an unrivalled insight to what has shaped the Dublin you see today.
We are highly experienced, local native professional tour guides with a sincere passion for showing you our city, warts and all. Join us and discover Dublin old and new!
This tour covers:
Dublin Castle
Christchurch Cathedral
Viking & Medival Dublin
Ha' Penny Bridge
Temple Bar quarter
O' Connell Street
Trinity College
Stephen's Green
Grafton Street
Risings & Rebellions
The Great Famine
Mythology, Fables, Folklore & Traditions
Contemporary Ireland
And much, much more.....
Places are limited and booking is highly advised. See you soon!
Please note: The 11 a.m. tour is approximately 3 hours duration and includes a short pub break midway through for use of toilet facilities and to grab a quick drink if desired.
The afternoon tour is of shorter duration, approximately 2 hours and without a break.
Groups of 7 or more will be required to commit to a minimum fee when booking - please note, this is a platform-wide minimum fee and not the full amount due. We apply a fixed upfront fee of €15 per person for groups of 7 or more, regardless of age, on arrival to the meeting point. Please respect this Group policy to avoid our rejecting your participation. Splitting across mutliple bookings will not be facilitated.
Groups of 16 or more must book a private tour, please contact us at dublin(at)generationtours(dot)com to check availability. Thank you.
• Learn at your own pace with a multilingual audioguide, allowing you to dive into the history, brewing techniques, and legacy of Guinness.
• Discover the craft behind Guinness as you journey through interactive exhibits, culminating in a tasting experience at the Guinness Tasting Rooms.
• End your visit at the Gravity Bar, where you can enjoy a complimentary Guinness or a soft drink while taking in 360° views of Dublin.
Explore our beautiful city and see the main sights with a passionate, local guide!
- General Post Office
- O'Connell Bridge
- Trinity College (from College Green)
- Temple Bar District
- Christchurch Cathedral
- St. Patrick's Cathedral
- Dublin Castle
Your guide will have recommendations for great food, drinks/nightlife and will show you where the real Dubliners go to socialise.
Join us on tour to make the most and get the very best of your visit to Dublin!
• Explore the Guinness Storehouse at your own pace across seven floors of interactive exhibits revealing the rich history of Ireland’s iconic brand.
• Experience the craft of Guinness with an immersive tasting before heading to the Gravity Bar on the top floor for panoramic views of Dublin.
• The top floor offers stunning 360-degree views of Dublin, the perfect place to enjoy your STOUTie or a soft drink of your choice.
Dublin 2025: A bustling, modern city. Silver trams fight for space with Deliveroo drivers, international students on tours, and locals doing their shopping. The greatest danger is being overcharged for a pint of Guinness.
The Dublin of 1916 - 1923 was a very different beast.
It was a Dublin of battles and shootouts. Raids and last-minute escapes. Spies and informers. Rebels and assassins. A city of heroes, villains, and enough trench coats and fedoras to outfit the cast of a Hollywood noir. It was a city which defied an empire.
If the latter Dublin intrigues you, then this tour is for you!
On this tour, you will trace the path of the Irish revolutionary period through Dublin's streets. From the doomed valour of the 1916 Rising, to the espionage and intrigues of the War of Independence, and to the tragedy of the Civil War.
This tour will stop outside the following:
- Garden of Remembrance
- General Post Office
- Custom House
- Dublin Castle
- The Four Courts
As well as these sites, there will also be several stops at locations where less well-known events of the revolutionary period took place. These include No. 94 Talbot Street, where IRA leader Séan Treacy met his end, and 35 Gardiner Street, where Michael Collins planned the most audacious IRA operation of the war.
Important note: This tour is approx. 2.5 - 3 hours long. We will begin outside the Garden of Remembrance and finish at the Four Courts.
Join us in exploring Dublin's guerrilla days!
• Explore three floors filled with illusionary rooms such as the gravity-defying Tilted Room, the Infinity Mirror Tunnel, and the Vortex Tunnel that plays tricks on you.
• Marvel at the Ames Room, where people appear to grow or shrink depending on where they stand, and enjoy the spectacle of a room made entirely from mirrors.
• Get hands-on with brain-twisting puzzles, holograms, stereograms, and immersive installations that blend science, art, and psychology.
• Don’t miss the giant kaleidoscope, a guest favorite, where shifting colors and reflections offer a surreal, dreamlike experience.
Join an evening walking tour of Dublin's City Centre with an experienced local tour guide!
If you have a busy day planned and you'd like to squeeze in a quick tour before heading out for food and/or pints, then this is the tour for you! This free walking tour does a loop of the city centre and hits many of Dublin's most well-known attractions, including:
- The Spire/GPO
- H'apenny Bridge
- Temple Bar
- Dublin Castle
- Molly Malone
- Trinity College
The tour finishes on College Green, close to a host of pubs and restaurants. A PDF list of pub recommendations will also be sent to each participant after the conclusion of the tour.
This tour lasts approx. 1.5 hours.
• Guided by a Jameson Brand Ambassador, uncover over 230 years of whiskey heritage and insider stories.
• Savor four premium whiskeys handpicked from the Jameson portfolio and enjoy a specially crafted drink, available only during this tour.
• Learn expert tips on nosing and appreciating whiskey. The small group size ensures a personal atmosphere for a chance to get your questions answered.
Come and join Unearthed Tours Dublin in unearthing the history of Dublin and leaving no trace behind! Our passionate, small business is working hard to help show you the real Dublin, giving you the history, the hidden bits and the need to see’s!
Our Tips-based Free Walking Tour of Dublin is a great way to start off exploring the city, 2.5 hours of visiting the most iconic locations in the capital, but also showing you the hidden gems too. We'll discover the places you need to visit to tick off your bucket list, but allow you to discover local Dublin as well!
Dive into the tour that will explore 12,000 years of Dublin’s captivating and enthralling history.
What better way to discover the fascinating past of Dublin than on a guided tour with a native, local expert.
What will we see? We will stop outside of:
- St. Stephen’s Green
- Trinity College
- College Green/Old House of Parliament
- Molly Malone
- O’Connell Bridge
- Temple Bar
- Christ Church
- Dublin Castle
- Dubh Linn Gardens
- and more….
Our tour begins at the Wolfe Tone Sculpture at the entrance of St Stephen's Green opposite The Shelbourne Hotel.
Join us today and discover Dublin with a local!
• The red route’s 25 stops cover Dublin’s best in one loop, and with buses every 20-30 mins, you’re always a skip away from adventure.
• Upgrade for bonus fun; a free 2-hour walking tour and a night bus ride with a live guide to see Dublin sparkle as the sky turns dark.
• Ride high on an open-top bus for unbeatable vistas, paired with entertaining live guides or 7-language audio fun.
• Stop at Trinity College to marvel at ancient manuscripts, tour Kilmainham Gaol’s prison cells, and wander through Dublin Castle’s stately halls.
Come with me on a tour of Dublin’s most famous sights, where I will tell you all about the history hidden within the walls of Dublin’s majestic buildings. The history, the culture, the architecture, the people, Dublin has it all. And who better to guide you around this wonderful city than a Dublin native.
From the Vikings who first founded the City of Dublin, to the might of the British Empire, which ruled over the City for centuries, to the War of Independence, Dublin has a fascinating and turbulent history.
While it can be overwhelming to decide what to see and do on your trip to Dublin, especially if time is in short supply, I will guide you to all of Dublin’s most famous sights. I have a huge passion for the history of my City, and I guarantee you will leave my tour with a new appreciation and understanding of Dublin, its history, and its people.
On the tour, I will point out many hidden gems so you can experience Dublin like a true local. I know all of the best spots, including authentic local pubs frequented only by residents, amazing restaurants serving delicious cuisine, both local and international, and even some tranquil spots where you can chill for a few minutes to take a break from the frenetic nature of the City. I will also share all of my favourite spots with you on Google Maps so you have them in one convenient location!
• With 25 stops along the Original route and buses rolling up every 20–30 minutes, the green double-decker bus is your front-row seat to Dublin’s top sights.
• Score a 45-minute Docklands Tour, quirky Little Museum entry, and food discounts so good they practically count as sightseeing fuel.
• History gets a glow-up with a live guide chatting in English and audio commentary that speaks fluently in multiple languages.
• Catch postcard views of Trinity’s cobbled grandeur, Christ Church’s spires, and Dublin Castle’s mix of towers, turrets, and medieval charm.
Who are the IRA? Is there a conflict between Catholics and Protestants? Will there be a United Ireland?
- General Post Office
- Garden of Remembrance
- St. Mary's Pro Cathedral
- Custom House
- Famine Memorial
Explore the lesser-known north side of the city as we answer these questions and others to understand the relationship between Ireland and Britain over the centuries and up to today.
