sightseeing tours dublin

MARY GIBBONS

A member of Dublin Tourism, had worked as a Tour Guide, in such diverse places as China, Jerusalem, Rome and the Vatican City. She works as a Guide in Ireland and has a vast knowledge of the Country's History, Art, Architecture and Politics. Her style of guiding has made her one of Ireland's top tour Guides.



MICHAEL GIBBONS (Mary's Brother)
A native of Clifden, is one of Ireland's leading Field Archaeologists. A specialist in Irish Islands and...

With over 20 stops, the Dublin hop on hop off tour gives you the freedom to explore all Dublin’s hotspots with ease.
It visits all the main Dublin attractions, which includes Dublin Zoo and Trinity College (home of the Book of Kells). The engaging Dublin tour guides will show you the city as only a native can. Your 24-hour ticket allows you to hop on and off as often as you wish.
All ticket holders receive a complimentary map and discounts off admission at certain attractions...

The tour visits Malahide Castle, seat of theTalbot family from 1185. The journey then continues through fishing villages and quaint farms with panoramic views of Dublin Bay. The North Dublin coastline is a wonder of magical sights....

Neills Wheels Rent a Bike and Bicycle Tours: We rent Hybred bikes for 15 euro per bike per day and 70 euro per week. Helmets available. We deliver to Hotels and Hostels in the City Centre - please ring contact number to rent a bike.

Our Bike Tours are a great way to see the City, with a local guide to show you all the major sights and other hidden gems. The tours begin each evening at 18:30 on Essex Bridge (in between Capel Street and Parliament Street). A typical tour takes about...

Travel to Dun Laoghaires promenade and yacht filled harbour. Pass the famous Joyce Tower at Sandycove. Vico Road, Dalkey, has views of Killiney Bay and then down the coast to Bray, a seaside town. Short visit to Avoca Handweavers at Kilmacanogue, Irelands oldest tweedweaving company. Return to Dublin through Dublin and Wicklow Mountains and villages.

The tour lasts for 3 hours and 45 minutes....

Guide Friday operate guided bus tours around Dublin City. The bus is black and gold double decker. Tickets are bought from the driver and discounts are given into various places with it. A discount is also given if you have travelled with Guide Friday before when producing that ticket.

The full tour takes 1 hour and 20 minutes and you can hop on and off to visit various attractions all day long. These include the National Art Gallery, Dublin Castle, Trinity College, The Guinness B...