Dublin City Visitor Attractions

The Guinness Storehouse is the biggest tourist attraction in Dublin and for a very good reason. Visit this world class attraction for a fantastic day out for all the family. A "must-do" attraction!

Dublin Zoo is a must see attraction for families, friends, couples and locals alike. Opened in 1831 it's one of the world's oldests zoos and with an impressive mix of wildlife from all over the world Dublin Zoo never fails to impress!

Belvedere Irish Nights brings together talented performers, including world-class musicians and dancers from Riverdance and Lord of the Dance. and the show promises a night full of entertainment and a delicious dinner option before the show starts!

This traditional pub tour of Dublin takes you away from the tourist traps to visit the more authentic side of Dublin and the pubs that are favoured among Dubliners where meet the locals and enjoy the fabulous food, drink and entertaining traditional Irish music on offer.

In Stitches Comedy, also known as Dublin's best comedy club hosts live comedy gigs every Friday & Saturday night! With a mix of local and international comedians there is so much to enjoy. Comfortable venue and drink deals available!

Name a better way to spend an afternoon in Dublin City Centre than afternoon tea! Enjoy freshly-cut sandwiches, homemade scones along with some other sweet treats. There is also a prosecco option if you're feeling extra luxurious!

Enjoy a fantastic evening's entertainment in the heart of Dublin city centre with the Musical Pub Crawl. Featuring professional musicians enjoy a few drinks and visit iconic Dublin pubs

Join the wonderful Vintage Tea Trips for one of Dublin's best afternoon tea experiences in Dublin! Jump on board the vintage bus for a cup of tea and plenty of finger sandwiches, treats, and great sites of the city.

Experience the award winning Taylors Irish Night Show as it provides an evening of traditional Irish entertainment with champion Irish dancers & traditional Irish musicians. You will also get a three-course meal and an Irish Coffee to accompany it.

Experience the heart and soul of Dublin with the Musical Pub Crawl Dinner Show, a captivating evening that combines the best of Irish culture, music, and cuisine. Perfect for music lovers, food enthusiasts and those who are looking for an unforgettable cultural adventure.

Discover the Living History Tour at Dalkey Castle where medieval history is brought to life by interactive costumed actors who promise a memorable adventure through Dublin's past. .

Go beyond the stereotypes at EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum and discover what it means to be Irish. Swipe through video galleries, dance through motion sensor quizzes, and watch videos that bring Irish history to life.

Calling all music lovers! Explore a real life recording studio where famous artists like U2, Lady Gaga, SZA, The Rolling Stones, Lewis Capaldi, and many others have recorded their hits. This will give you a sneak peak into the creation of some of the worlds most iconic music over the last 40 years!

Enjoy a real treat visiting the National Print Museum. You'll receive a guided tour showing you all the equipment used in the craft of printing, and you'll even be able to print your own personalised poster. A great adventure for all the family!

Visitors to Dublinia can explore various aspects of medieval Dublin, including Viking life, trade, and the daily activities of the city's inhabitants. Also get the opportunity to climb to the top of the St. Michael's Tower!

Irish Dance Party is one of the most fun activities you can do in Dublin city. Bring your group along to learn how to Irish Dance with traditional Irish music and loads of laughs. Perform your own version of Riverdance forever more! Ideal for Hen and Stag parties!

Visit the award-winning and travel back in time at the GPO Museum at the General Post Office on O'Connell Street, a must-see attraction located in the heart of the city centre.

Join Ireland's biggest comedy club - The Laughter Lounge which is located in the heart of Dublin City Centre. Four top comedians take to the stage every Friday & Saturday night for a night of belly aching laughter.

Located a short walk from our Parnell Square stop the James Joyce Centre focuses on the life and work of Irelands most preeminent writer James Joyce. Located in a beautiful Georgian building on one of Dublin's best preserved Georgian streets, this attraction is a real treat!

The World's Leading Whiskey Tour. Discover the home of Ireland's most popular whiskey at the historic Bow St. Your Ambassador will guide you for a serving of heritage and history of Jameson, a comparative whiskey tasting, and a complimentary Jameson drink.

Join Dublin's spookiest attraction on the kids Ghostbus Tour. A great family activity and plenty of fun for the kids. Delve into the darker side of Dublin of this unique tour with a professional actor who will keep your kids entertained throughout.

Discover this magnificent castle in the coastal Dublin town of Malahide and learn about the 800 years of fascinating history through the castle's award winning guided tours.

Dublins best night out! Join us on the Ghostbus for two hours of spooky storytelling from professional actors. Delve into the dark side of Dublin by stopping off at a creepy hidden city centre graveyard and visit the haunted steps of St Audeons Church.

Discover Ireland’s rich literary heritage from past to present in the historic UCD Newman House on St Stephen’s Green in the heart of Dublin.

Discover the history of Ireland's largest cathedral, built in honour of Ireland's patron saint.

Discover almost 1000 years of Dublin history in one of Ireland's most stunning cathedrals. See the magnificent bells of Christ Church, and visit the medieval crypt.

Discover a world of imagination at Malahide's Railway Museum. A great day out for all the family.

The 1916 Rebellion Walking tour brings you back in time to the fiercest and bloodiest uprising that Dublin has ever encountered. Visit the key sites and hear a detailed and entertaining account from top Dublin historian Lorcan Collins.