GPO Museum

Our holiday tour begins near St. Stephen’s Green at The Rolling Donut, one of Dublin’s original donut shops. From there, we make our way down to the Luke Kelly Statue and George's Street, where we talk about the Vikings and Dublin Castle. At our second stop, we sample traditional Irish churros. Believe me, churros may not be traditional in Dublin, but these churros are delicious nonetheless. After crossing the River Liffey and taking in the beautiful sights along the river, we make our third stop at Hot Donut. As we walk up O'Connoll Street, we explore the history of the 1916 Rising. Finally, we stop at OffBeat Donuts on Westmoreland Street. And since this is a holiday tour, we make one last stop on Grafton Street to take in the holiday decorations. We hope you can join us on our holiday donut adventure. We look forward to hosting you soon!

Known around the world, yet few people realise that Halloween began here in Ireland. Long before pumpkins, costumes and trick-or-treating, the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter—a night when the veil between our world and the spirit world was believed to be at its thinnest. Join us as we uncover the origins of Halloween through Ireland’s oldest legends. Hear the story of Stingy Jack, discover the traditions that inspired a global celebration, and stroll through Dublin after dark as centuries of folklore come to life. The evening ends with a traditional Silent Supper, freshly baked barmbrack and seasonal treats at one of our favourite independent cafés, offering a truly authentic taste of an Irish Halloween.

Board this festive season and see Dublin’s Fair City in all its glory. Treat yourself to a festive afternoon tea (think mince pies and our delicious Christmas sandwich) while enjoying the sparkling lights and installations on iconic buildings such as the GPO, City Hall, Trinity College and more. Listen to your favourite Christmas songs and stories about Dublin as we pass by. This isn’t a fully guided tour, so there’s plenty of time to chat and enjoy yourselves. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate will be available, and everyone will get to keep their own souvenir Christmas Limited Edition reusable cup.

This is a very personal, entertaining, private tour of Dublin. We will walk through the city and admire some of Dublin’s most famous sights, as well as some lesser-known attractions. This is a great tour if you would like to learn more about Dublin’s amazing history with a qualified local guide. I want this tour to feel like you are walking through the city with an old friend while learning a lot along the way. There will be funny stories, sad stories, and amazing times. This is a chance to see the real Dublin.

Embark on a one-hour panoramic night tour to experience Dublin as it comes alive after dark. Along the way, an expert guide will entertain you with stories and tales about the city’s fascinating history, culture, and architecture. Travel through areas such as Temple Bar and Docklands and see famous landmarks like Christ Church Cathedral and Trinity College illuminated at night.

Our holiday tour begins near St. Stephen’s Green at The Rolling Donut, one of Dublin’s original donut shops. From there, we make our way down to the Luke Kelly Statue and George's Street, where we talk about the Vikings and Dublin Castle. At our second stop, we sample traditional Irish churros. Believe me, churros may not be traditional in Dublin, but these churros are delicious nonetheless. After crossing the River Liffey and taking in the beautiful sights along the river, we make our third stop at Hot Donut. As we walk up O'Connoll Street, we explore the history of the 1916 Rising. Finally, we stop at OffBeat Donuts on Westmoreland Street. And since this is a holiday tour, we make one last stop on Grafton Street to take in the holiday decorations. We hope you can join us on our holiday donut adventure. We look forward to hosting you soon!

Known around the world, yet few people realise that Halloween began here in Ireland. Long before pumpkins, costumes and trick-or-treating, the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain marked the end of the harvest and the beginning of winter—a night when the veil between our world and the spirit world was believed to be at its thinnest. Join us as we uncover the origins of Halloween through Ireland’s oldest legends. Hear the story of Stingy Jack, discover the traditions that inspired a global celebration, and stroll through Dublin after dark as centuries of folklore come to life. The evening ends with a traditional Silent Supper, freshly baked barmbrack and seasonal treats at one of our favourite independent cafés, offering a truly authentic taste of an Irish Halloween.

Board this festive season and see Dublin’s Fair City in all its glory. Treat yourself to a festive afternoon tea (think mince pies and our delicious Christmas sandwich) while enjoying the sparkling lights and installations on iconic buildings such as the GPO, City Hall, Trinity College and more. Listen to your favourite Christmas songs and stories about Dublin as we pass by. This isn’t a fully guided tour, so there’s plenty of time to chat and enjoy yourselves. Tea, coffee and hot chocolate will be available, and everyone will get to keep their own souvenir Christmas Limited Edition reusable cup.

This is a very personal, entertaining, private tour of Dublin. We will walk through the city and admire some of Dublin’s most famous sights, as well as some lesser-known attractions. This is a great tour if you would like to learn more about Dublin’s amazing history with a qualified local guide. I want this tour to feel like you are walking through the city with an old friend while learning a lot along the way. There will be funny stories, sad stories, and amazing times. This is a chance to see the real Dublin.

Embark on a one-hour panoramic night tour to experience Dublin as it comes alive after dark. Along the way, an expert guide will entertain you with stories and tales about the city’s fascinating history, culture, and architecture. Travel through areas such as Temple Bar and Docklands and see famous landmarks like Christ Church Cathedral and Trinity College illuminated at night.