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Discover the culture of Ireland from its rolling landscapes to the foggy skyline on an historical highlights tour. Dublin has a rich 2,000-year-old history, spanning from the Celts to the modern-day; this curated walking tour will bring that history alive.During your tour, you'll learn about the castle's 800-year history, the old Christ Church Cathedral, the area's history as a Viking settlement, and view the site of the world's first performance of Handel's Messiah. Step on to the Ha’penny Bridge and cross the River Liffey to the campus of the famed Trinity College, Ireland's first and most acclaimed university. Here you will hear about the college's numerous treasures and tales of past students, including Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker.Continue to see some of Dublin's most famous architectural buildings, including the Neoclassical 18th century (former) House of Parliament and the Georgian-style City Hall. Visit the famous Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural and nightlife area with medieval cobbled streets, and the famed O’Connell Street. See The Spire, Daniel O'Connell and James Joyce statues along with the General Post Office, where the crowds gathered for the Declaration of Irish IndependenceYour tour will leave you not only full of the local history of the capital city but also with a great foundation to further explore the city at your own leisure.

Discover the culture of Ireland from its rolling landscapes to the foggy skyline on an historical highlights tour. Dublin has a rich 2,000-year-old history, spanning from the Celts to the modern-day; this curated walking tour will bring that history alive.During your tour, you'll learn about the castle's 800-year history, the old Christ Church Cathedral, the area's history as a Viking settlement, and view the site of the world's first performance of Handel's Messiah. Step on to the Ha’penny Bridge and cross the River Liffey to the campus of the famed Trinity College, Ireland's first and most acclaimed university. Here you will hear about the college's numerous treasures and tales of past students, including Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker.Continue to see some of Dublin's most famous architectural buildings, including the Neoclassical 18th century (former) House of Parliament and the Georgian-style City Hall. Visit the famous Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural and nightlife area with medieval cobbled streets, and the famed O’Connell Street. See The Spire, Daniel O'Connell and James Joyce statues along with the General Post Office, where the crowds gathered for the Declaration of Irish IndependenceYour tour will leave you not only full of the local history of the capital city but also with a great foundation to further explore the city at your own leisure.