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Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Pass By: Paddywagon Tours, Dublin D01 V2V4 Ireland We depart Dublin and make our way West for a great day Tour to Connemara.On our way across the midlands of Ireland we shall make a comfort stop for refreshments and a chance to stretch your legs.On arrival in Connemara, We will visit the picturesque village of Cong, this is a national Tidy-Town winner and the location for the Oscar winning Hollywood movie - The Quiet Man. Stop At: Royal Abbey of Cong, Cong Ireland Famed by John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara in the film Quiet Man, the village is home to Ashford castle, a regular haunt of the rich and famous and a wedding venue for a host of international stars ie Pierce Brosnan. From beautiful abbeys to medieval castles, rivers, stunning lakes and babbling brooks, Cong is a true picture postcard of Ireland! We take a break here with a visit to Cong Abbey, the ruins of an Augustinian monastery. Take time to enjoy lunch in this beautiful village. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Connemara, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland Lough Corrib well know for its fishing, Lough Corrib is the second largest lake in Ireland after Lough Neagh. Surrounded by its abundance of wildlife such as otters, hawks, minks, birds the lake consists of 356 different islands. The most famous island among them is Inchagoil island with its spectacular views of Maumturk range, Joyce country, and the mountains of Connemara. We continue our drive through the wilderness of Connemara with its unique landscape, beautiful lakes, valleys, and mountainous scenery. Ravaged by famine, and predominantly Gaelic the people here still strive to maintain the remanence of rural culture and the traditional Irish way of life. We head back to Galway via the Deserted Maam Valley, an area of scenic and unsurpassed beauty with the lakes of Connemara which unfold in among the twelve Bens mountains. We then travel back along the coast and Galway Bay through Spiddal, and enjoy magnificent views of the Atlantic Coastline to Galway and Aran Islands. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Galway Bay, Galway Ireland We arrive in Galway, known as the city of tribes and once home to Christopher Columbus. The city is Ireland's traditional capital and home to some of our finest traditional musicians. Our 2 hour stop allows you to explore the city at your leisure. Explore highlights like the Spanish Arch, St. Nicholas Cathedral, the colourful Shop Street or maybe even sample some world famous Galway Bay oysters. Duration: 2 hours Pass By: Paddy's Palace, 5 Beresford Pl, Gardiner Street Lower, Mountjoy, Dublin, Ireland The tour will depart Galway at 17.00 to return to Dublin at approximately 7:30pm.

Connemara is truly the wilderness of Ireland, ravaged during the great potato famine of 1847-1851. This landscape was left barren; however, its true beauty remains intact.  With fabulous lakes, romantic castles, stone walls, and deserted valleys, Connemara has been featured in many blockbuster movies such as The Quiet Man with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, and The Guard with Brendan Gleeson.  Not only will you be introduced to this amazing part of Ireland during the during tour, but you will also visit Galway city for a 2-hour stop. There will be plenty of time to explore the highlights of this traditional, colorful, and beautiful tribal city.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Dunluce Castle, 87 Dunluce Road Co. Antrim, Portrush BT57 8UY Northern Ireland De camino tienes una parada fotográfica en el castillo de Dunluce, que ha sido utilizado como morada de los Greyjoy en la serie Juego de Tronos Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Giant's Causeway, Causeway Road, Bushmills BT57 8SU Northern Ireland En la conocida como Calzada de los Gigantes tienes alrededor de 1.5 horas para explorar las formaciones rocosas que dieron lugar a numerosas leyendas locales. Se incluye en el precio la entrada al centro de visitantes (valor de 14€). Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: Belfast, Belfast, Northern Ireland Visita panorámica con el autobús a: los murales políticos de los barrios proletarios católicos y protestantes, el muro de la paz, la cárcel, el juzgado, el museo del Titanic, el Big Ben o la torre de Pisa de Belfast y el Ayuntamiento entre otros. Tiempo libre de 1,5 hrs para pasear por la ciudad Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

This tour depart from Dublin and goes to the northern coast of Ireland. First you will see the National park of the Giants Causeway. You will have 1.5 hours to explore its prismatic rock formations beside the sea. The Spanish speaking guide will explain the legends that makes this place so popular and has been nominated natural preserve by the UNESCO. You will also have a complete guided tour of Belfast to admire different places such as the political murals, the peace wall, the Albert clock tower, the prison, the City Hall, the Titanic Museum among others before having 1.5 hours free time. There will be enough technical stops on the way so that you don't spend more than 2.5 in the bus in a row.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland Erected in the early thirteenth century on the site of a Viking settlement, Dublin Castle served for centuries as the headquarters of English, and later British, administration in Ireland. In 1922, following Ireland’s independence, Dublin Castle was handed over to the new Irish government. It is now a major government complex and a key tourist attraction. Stop At: City Hall Exhibition Centre Dame Street Cork Hill, Dublin D02 NP93 Ireland City Hall was built between 1769 and 1779. The build took ten years to complete. When they decided to build City Hall a competition was advertised and 62 submissions were made. The winner of this Competition was Thomas Cooley, a young architect from London. At the time, James Gandon would have been the primary architect in Dublin, but his designs came second in the competition. Thomas Cooley was also tendered to build the Four Courts, however at 44 years of age, he fell ill and died and therefore James Gandon became the primary architect in the building of the Four Courts. Stop At: Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Ireland This is the heart of the night life of Dublin Stop At: Ha'penny Bridge, 14 Bachelors Walk Wellington Quay, Dublin Ireland Before the Ha'penny Bridge was built there were seven ferries, operated by a William Walsh, across the Liffey.[2] The ferries were in a bad condition and Walsh was informed that he had to either fix them or build a bridge. Walsh chose the latter option and was granted the right to extract a ha'penny toll from anyone crossing it for 100 years.[6] Initially the toll charge was based not on the cost of construction, but to match the charges levied by the ferries it replaced. A further condition of construction was that, if the citizens of Dublin found the bridge and toll to be "objectionable" within its first year of operation, it was to be removed at no cost to the city.[3] The toll was increased for a time to a penny-ha'penny (1½ pence), but was eventually dropped in 1919. While the toll was in operation, there were turnstiles at either end of the bridge.

PRIVATE Travel Photographer ️‍LGBT Friendly My goal is to share this experience with people traveling to Ireland and give them a memory they can take back home. Let me capture your Journey If you want some amazing photos of your trip to Dublin and don’t have a lot previous experience in front of the camera, this is definitely the experience for you! I will show you the best of Dublin photo-spots and help you relax in front of the camera giving you poses and things to do making sure you get those insta-worthy photos. Within three days your photos have been edited to perfection, uploaded to your online gallery and ready for you to share with family and friends! I’m excited to meet you and give you a great souvenir of your time in Ireland.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: The Dark Hedges, off Bregagh Road, Ballymoney Northern Ireland This lane of trees, the Dark Hedges, was featured in shows like Game of Thrones and movies like the Transformers, and is worth a photo stop on our way to the Giant's Causeway. Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Giant's Causeway, Causeway Road, Bushmills BT57 8SU Northern Ireland The Giant's Causeway site consists of 40000 interlocking hexagonal basalt columns. These columns were formed around 60 million years ago in the aftermath of a volcanic eruption. Because of the exact science of contraction that happened, this is a very unique place to visit. Not to mention it is located on one of the most spectacular coastline in Ireland with views as far as Scotland on a clear day. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: Titanic Belfast, Queen's Road 1 Olympic Way, Titanic Quarter, Belfast BT3 9EP Northern Ireland The Titanic Museum is full of interactive displays, pictures, videos and a 3D experience. Here you can experience the entire life and story of the Titanic, from her fateful maiden voyage to her eventful discovery on the seabed of the North Atlantic. The journey will take you beyond the aftermath of the sinking to the later discovery of the ship. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: City Hall Donegall Square, Belfast BT1 5GS Northern Ireland Belfast has transformed itself from the city that was known for The Troubles, to a city that is know for the friendliest locals in the world. You will now have an opportunity for around thirty minutes to explore this amazing city centre. A perfect end to a perfect day of sightseeing before heading back to Dublin. Duration: 30 minutes

A visit to the Titanic Belfast Experience, the Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedges, and Belfast. This tour will take you to all the best Northern Ireland has to offer. Designed to give you the maximum time at each attraction so you can truly enjoy Northern Ireland for the fantastic tourist destination that it is.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk Street, Dublin Ireland We will meet at the Molly Malone statue on Suffolk Street. You will board our comfortable coach; meet your guide and fellow adventurers and head west out of Dublin. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland You will have the opportunity to stroll around the impressive cliff tops, enjoy panoramic views and take in the history of the area. Marvel at the captivating landscape and stunning views out to sea. Feel the breeze on your face as you look out at the waves crashing against the cliffs below (from a safe distance!) This is a lovely walk, the landscape changes as you move and each angle is more stunning than the next. You will certainly take lovely photos here! Included in the price is the entrance to the cliffs as well as an interactive video in the visitor’s center.After exploring the cliffs, you will have worked up an appetite, so we will stop for lunch at the delightful village of Doolin. Well-known for its traditional Irish music, Doolin is located near Lisdoonvarna, famous for its matchmaking festival. Enjoy lunch here before boarding the bus again for further adventure. (Lunch not included) Duration: 1 hour 35 minutes Stop At: The Burren House Farm County Clare, Ireland Ireland After lunch we will head to the Karst landscape of the Burren. It is almost like taking a lunar walk as you traverse the rocky limestone exterior. This is a unique region, which is home to many plants, and flowers, which manage to grow within fertile crevices in the rocky ground. Lovely orchids and bright gentian blue flowers only grow in this part of the country. See if you can spot them! Take a refreshing stroll right on the coast and navigate the rocky landscape. Duration: 40 minutes Pass By: Galway Bay, Galway Ireland Drive by the scenic Galway Bay Stop At: Galway's Latin Quarter, 21 High Street, Galway Ireland Discover the Bohemian city of Galway. It is renowned for its brightly painted pubs, live music and cafés. Galway is a city steeped in history, explore the meandering streets and listen to the many street performers from around the world who call this city their home. Remnants of the medieval town walls lie between shops selling Aran sweaters, handcrafted Claddagh rings, and stacks of second-hand and new books. This “City of Tribes” will sure to be a highlight of your day tour! Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes Stop At: Irish Day Tours, Fox House 37 College Green, Dublin D02 W599 Ireland We will return to Dublin reminiscing about the day's activities, the memorable scenery, and with stories to tell about our experiences! Duration: 5 minutes

Join us on our Cliffs of Moher tour as we discover some of the most dramatic cliffs in Ireland. We take an unforgettable journey to the Wild Atlantic Way where you are rewarded with dramatic and breathtaking views that are nothing short of amazing. Along with your fellow travellers, discover the best of Ireland’s dramatic coastline including the Burren and the bohemian city of Galway.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Howth, Howth, County Dublin We will start the tour visiting the fishing port of this typical Irish town, where with any luck we can see a gray seal. From there, based on the weather, we will decide our next point on the itinerary: we can visit Howth Castle, learn about the history of Ireland's most famous pirate captain, tour the beautiful rhododendron garden, go back in time to visit a dolmen and know its legend, we will go up to Muck Rock where we will have the best view of the bay of Dublin, we will cross a forest where we will have a picnic (it is recommended to bring something to eat), next to the fairy houses. From there, we will head towards the famous Howth cliffs, where the view of the Baily Lighthouse overwhelms. We will finish the tour walking along the cliffs and descending to the best known fishing village in eastern Ireland. Duration: 5 hours Pass By: Baily Lighthouse, Hill of Howth, Howth D13 Ireland We will see at the back of a spectacular landscape the wonderful Baily Lighthouse, one of the icons of Howth and a magnificent place to take photos. Pass By: Howth Castle, Howth Ireland We will pass in front of Howth Castle, which is full of stories and legends such as that related to pirate captain Grace O´Malley

On this tour we will meet one of the most magical towns in all of Ireland: this Howth Peninsula is loaded with legends, secret trails, forests, and cliffs. It is a tour to spend the whole day, with which the guide makes every effort to ensure that the group interacts and enjoys. We will do a totally unknown route for tourists, very typical of the inhabitants of Howth, so that magic essence is maintained throughout the tour. Movie landscapes, fairy tales, hiking and fresh air in a special group. Are you going to miss it? The route is about 11 km and we cross forests and climb to some summit, so it is essential to have appropriate footwear to walk through the field (sneakers or hiking boots). We will also have a picnic in the forest (food not included). The train ticket is purchased at the meeting point.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Newgrange, Donore Ireland Newgrange passage tomb dating back over 5000 years Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: Monasterboice High Crosses, Bawntaaffe, Co. Louth, Ireland Celtic High Crosses dating back to the 10th century Duration: 40 minutes Stop At: Slane Castle, N51, Slane Ireland Home to Lord and Lady Mountcharles over looking the River Boyne. Apart from the castle tour you have the option to visit The Slane Whiskey Distillery Duration: 1 hour Pass By: Glasnevin Cemetery Museum, Finglas Road, Dublin 11 Ireland Dublin historic cemetery opened in 1832

On this tour we visit Newgrange, the Neolithic burial site that dates back over 5000 years. From there we visit the 10th century High Crosses at Monasterboice and the Melifont Abbey dating back to 1142. We will also visit the Battle of the Boyne site fought in 1690 by King William & King James.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland Make a stop in the grounds of Dublin Castle, lots of time for questions and pictures Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Saint Patrick's Cathedral, 21-50 Patrick's Close Off Clanbrassil St., Dublin 8 Ireland Get a great view of Dublins largest cathedral Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Guinness Storehouse, Market Street St James Gate, Dublin 8 Ireland Get a picture at the iconic James Gate Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Christ Church Cathedral, Christchurch Place, Dublin 8 Ireland Learn the history of Dublin's medieval cathedral Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Ireland Visit the Temple Bar area of Dublin Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Ha'penny Bridge, Dublin, Ireland Get a great view of Dublin's Ha'penny Bridge Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: The Custom House, Custom House Quay, Dublin D01 W6X0 Ireland One of Dublin's most impressive buildings Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin Docklands, Dublin, Ireland One of the most impressive bridges to be found Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Grand Canal Dock, Dublin Ireland Also know as silicon docks and the home of U2 in Dublin Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: 1 Merrion Square E, Dublin 2 Ireland Georgian Dublin Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: St Stephens Green, at the top end of Grafton St, Dublin 2 Ireland One of Dublins best Georgian parks right next some of the best shopping in Dublin Duration: 5 minutes

Discover the rich history, the folklore, the great buildings, the unique atmosphere of Dublin, with a guided bike tour. Get a sense of the city’s energy, its history, culture and wit; its distinguished citizens – from Joyce to Bono. This tour uncovers Dublin’s charm. There are no hills and the pace is relaxed. Participants must be competent cyclists. We also insist that hi-vis bibs and helmets are worn. It is a condition of participating in the tour.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Pass By: Paddywagon Tours, Dublin D01 V2V4 Ireland Enjoy a scenic drive across the beautiful midlands of Ireland, your 100% Irish tour guide will keep you entertained and informed with songs and stories. We will take a 20 minute mid-morning comfort and coffee stop in the midlands of Ireland and make our way towards the West Coast! Stop At: Kinvara Harbour, The Quay, Kinvara Ireland On reaching the west, we stop in the small picturesque village of Kinvara. This colorful village is famous as an ancient fishing village, and we can admire the harbor and the beautiful landscape. We can also admire nearby Dunguaire Castle, and get some great photos. Duration: 20 minutes Pass By: Wild Atlantic Way The Atlantic Coast of Ireland, Galway Ireland We enjoy a coastal drive along the shores of Galway Bay. This dramatic road ensures we see amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean. This drive is part of the "Wild Atlantic Way" which is a driving route that follows the entire West Coast of Ireland. Stop At: The Burren, The Burren, County Clare We make our way through the Burren - one of the famous landscapes of Ireland! It is famous for its Limestone Rock, as far as the eye can see, and reaching down to the sea shore. We will stop at the "Mini Cliffs" which are a great site to experience this area, and enjoy the coast. Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Doolin, Doolin, The Burren, County Clare We pass through the beautiful landscape of the Doolin region, with uninterrupted views of the Aran Islands and Doolin Harbour. We will take a stop in Doolin, with the time to enjoy lunch for those who are hungry. There is a traditional carvery lunch available for those who would like to enjoy local food (not included). Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland We arrive at the world famous Cliffs of Moher, one of the world's great natural attractions where you can enjoy a relaxed walk, and breathtaking views. SAVE a whopping 6 euro entry fee! We are proud to be a tour company that includes the amazing Atlantic Edge Exhibition! Atlantic Edge is the exciting interpretive exhibition at the Cliffs of Moher and its award-winning new Visitor Experience. Housed in an innovative underground building a huge domed cave contains images, exhibits, displays & experiences that will delight young and old alike. We stop at the Cliffs for 1.5 hours. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, Bunratty West, Bunratty Ireland We stop at the village of Bunratty, with the opportunity to take photos of Bunratty Castle, famed for its medieval banquets. There will also be a chance to visit the nearby Woolen Mills store, or for those who prefer, you can get a snack or maybe even a pint of Guinness in "Durty Nelly's" - a famous traditional country pub. We then depart from Bunratty and make our way back to Dublin! **PHOTO STOP** Duration: 20 minutes Pass By: Paddywagon Tours, Dublin D01 V2V4 Ireland Arrive back in Dublin city center with your thirst for knowledge quenched after a fun and relaxing day out in the west of Ireland. We arrive into the city center at 8 pm approx - in plenty of time to enjoy an evening meal and a night of fun and entertainment.

The Original & Best since 1998, our guests enjoy Quality Mercedes- Benz Paddywagon (painted Emerald Green) and professional tour guides to guarantee a fun, safe and memorable day for family & friends alike. Explore the world famous Cliffs of Moher on a 12-hour day tour from Dublin, where you will marvel at Ireland's famous landscape on a scenic driver along the world famous Atlantic. There will be time to stop en route for photo opportunities in Kinvara fishing village and the lovely Bunratty Castle. Your journey on this Cliff of Moher tour will take you from the banks of Dublin’s river Liffey to Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. You’ll see the biggest visitor attraction in all of Ireland and experience the nature, geology, history, culture and music of the region as we travel together. The Cliffs of Moher are 66% as tall as New York's Empire State and stretch for almost 10km. Forming part of the edge of Western Europe, this landscape really is a "must see" on a visit to Ireland.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Ring of Kerry, Ireland We take the train from Dublin to Killarney where we onto the Railtours coach to do the Ring of Kerry. There are plenty of stops along the Ring of Kerry for morning tea, lunch and photo stops, etc. Ireland’s highest mountains are located in Kerry, and Carrantuohill – which can be seen en route – is the highest, standing at 1041 metres high. An essential part of any visit to Ireland, this tour circles the magnificent MacGillycuddy Reeks and runs through its many passes and valleys along the shores of Dingle Bay and Kenmare Bay. The natural beauty of the Ring of Kerry provides many photo opportunities, as it passes through the many picturesque villages such as Glenbeigh, Waterville and Sneem. We return via Ladies View, the famous Lakes of Killarney and through the Oakwoods of Killarney's magnificent National Park. Duration: 7 hours

Immerse yourself in some of Ireland's most spectacular scenery on a day trip to the Ring of Kerry from Dublin. You'll admire Ireland's coastal landscapes including Dingle Bay and the Lakes of Killarney.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Pass By: Saint Patrick's Cathedral, 21-50 Patrick's Close Off Clanbrassil St., Dublin 8 Ireland Discover Dublin's historic sites such as St Patrick’s Cathedral IMPORTANT: As this is a private and personalised experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences Pass By: Guinness Storehouse, Market Street St James Gate, Dublin 8 Ireland Beer lovers, why not stop by the Guinness Storehouse? IMPORTANT: As this is a private and personalised experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences Pass By: St Stephens Green, at the top end of Grafton St, Dublin 2 Ireland Take a stroll through the historic St Stephen’s Green IMPORTANT: As this is a private and personalised experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences Pass By: Trinity College Library, College Green, Dublin 2, D02 VR66, Ireland Visit Trinity College’s Old Library and see the awe-inspiring Book of Kells IMPORTANT: As this is a private and personalised experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences Pass By: The Little Museum of Dublin, 15 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin D02 XY76 Ireland Take in a museum or two such as the Little Museum of Dublin IMPORTANT: As this is a private and personalised experience, the places you visit may differ from those listed and these will be chosen by your host based on your interests and preferences

Spend the day with one of our friendly Dublin hosts, who will welcome you into the city and ensure you see the attractions Dublin has to offer. See the Guinness Storehouse to the prestigious Trinity College campus or perhaps you’d like to shop on Grafton Street? Whatever your preference, your host will ensure your experience revolves around you and all the things you want to do. Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host. Your host will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do.

Join a like-minded Local Host to explore the heart of the city and see the most famous sights, the area you’re staying in or an off the beaten path neighbourhood - the city is yours to discover and your local will design an experience that’s fully personalised to what you’d like to explore!Immerse yourself in the culture of the city and discover its rich history and the communities who have influenced the way of life here as you visit famous attractions and historic landmarks from Trinity College to Kilmainham Gaol, and the hidden gems in between!As well as visiting the places you most want to see, stop by local spots and places of interest along the way as you stroll through the lively heart of the city and your local shares hidden gems and stories with you. Your Local Host will also advise you on the best way to spend the following days of your trip, allowing you to discover other areas of the city that you will love and sharing their recommendations for where to eat, drink and enjoy Dublin’s culture like a local.

Ditch the guidebook and get ready to see the real Dublin! Explore the city as you would if you were staying with a friend who lived there, and in just half a day you’ll discover the best of Ireland’s capital as you visit famous attractions and discover hidden gems. See the highlights and immerse yourself in the culture - the friendly locals will make sure you feel at home in no time! With a local by your side you’ll see an authentic side of the city and discover Dublin’s lively personality, welcoming culture and famous landmarks.

Itinerary Day 1: As your plane touches down at Dublin airport, your driver-guide is waiting to welcome you to Ireland. Pass By: Dublin, Dublin, County Dublin Step into another world and relax. When you’re ready, we’ll accompany you from here, your every need attended. You won’t worry about a thing. Dublin centre is just 10km from the airport and if you wish, you’ll enjoy a short orientation tour of the centre, en route to your hotel. Subject to traffic and times, your driver-guide may show you O’Connell Street and the General Post Office; the Proclamation was read here for the first time on Easter Sunday 1916. Your short tour might also include the Garden of Remembrance and The Custom House. Don’t worry, you’ll have plenty of time to see more tomorrow, once you’re rested. Arriving at your central Dublin 4-star hotel, you’ll stay here for two nights. Our preferred choices are: The Green The Davenport, Brooks Hotel or the Ashling. Your driver-guide will help you check in to your room, then leave you to settle in, rest and relax. Should you need recommendations for dinner, you only have to ask. With local knowledge and a love of the city, we’re armed with delicious ideas. More about your driver-guide: From a team of employed professionals, your driver-guide will soon become a firm friend. Relaxed and flexible, their job is to ensure you have a memorable experience and a very enjoyable time. Some have likened it to winning the lottery or feeling like royalty. They’ll accompany you for eight hours a day, taking an hour for lunch. They’ll safely transport you in your luxury vehicle and manage the daily detail. Most importantly, you’ll find our driver-guides offer a wealth of knowledge about Ireland, new and old. Listen to their stories, experience Irish character first-hand, and see hidden sights only the locals know. Our driver-guides are what makes your trip so very special. No meals included on this day. Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a city centre 4 star hotel. The afternoon and evening are free for you to explore the city. Day 2: A Walking Tour of Dublin City including entrances to Trinity College for the Book of Kells and the Guinness Storehouse Stop At: The Book of Kells and the Old Library Exhibition, College Green Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2 Ireland After your first Irish breakfast, you’ll meet our friendly local guide in your hotel lobby. They’ll take you on an informative, private three-hour walking tour of Dublin city. Offering a fascinating insight into Ireland’s capital, you’ll learn more about life in Dublin. Rest assured, we can tailor our tour to meet any mobility needs or specific interests. Key highlights include Dublin Castle – an impressive 13th century building, now a major government complex since independence in 1922. You’ll also see The Custom House near Dublin Port. Opened in 1791, it’s awash with neoclassical splendour. And no visit would be complete without experiencing the Georgian doors of Dublin first-hand. Colourful and decorative, they’re now part of Dublin’s DNA. Your walking tour will end at Trinity College Library: home to the Book of Kells. Nestled in the heart of Dublin along ancient cobbled stone lanes, we’ve included your entrance fee to admire this lavishly decorated and most historical book. Crafted from vellum, it contains the four Gospels in Latin, dating back to 384AD. The book is famous throughout the world. With the afternoon and evening free to explore further, we’ll happily make your arrangements. You might favour The Irish Emigration Museum, The Guinness Storehouse or The National Gallery. Even a spot of Irish shopping? Try the public transport or keep your driver for the afternoon, we’ll plan it all for you if you want. You’re never left not knowing what to see or do next. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a city centre 4 star hotel Day 3: Dublin to Cork: the land of saints and scholars Stop At: Rock of Cashel, Rock Vista Moor Lane, Cashel Ireland Today, your Irish adventure leaves Dublin behind. There’s so much more to discover! In the safety of your luxury vehicle and with the company of your trusted driver-guide, you’ll travel south-west towards Cork. There’s 265km of scenery to soak in and many sites to stop at along the way. We include entrance fees to two sites The Rock of Cashel – a historically significant group of medieval fortifications on prominent limestone outcrops in the Golden Vale. This is the site where St Patrick chose to make the head of his church in Ireland. The Jameson Experience at the Midleton Distillery – enjoy a spot of Irish whiskey tasting whilst learning about the heritage of the Jameson brand. See the maturation process for yourself and walk among thousands of wooden whiskey casks, all housing the world-famous Jameson Whiskey. At the end of an incredible day, you’ll check in to your room at Actons Hotel (or similar). Your stay included full Irish breakfast Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a 4 star hotel located in the heart of the fishing village Day 4: Cork to Killarney: The Wild Atlantic Way Stop At: Blarney Castle & Gardens, Monacnapa, Blarney, Cork T23 Y598 Ireland Following breakfast, you’ll say goodbye to Kinsale town and continue along your route. There are many ways to reach Killarney – some coastal, others inland. With the help of your trusted driver-guide, you’ll make the best decision on the day, taking the weather into account. Heading to Old Head of Kinsale before you leave is a scenic “must”. That’s the first stop, Then its onto Blarney Castle. Blarney Castle – one of Ireland’s greatest treasures and now a world landmark, the castle was built more than 600 years ago. You’ll find the legendary Stone of Eloquence at the top of the tower; its home since 1446. Kiss it, and you’ll never be lost for words again Alternatively, travel through many old towns and villages further inland. There’s so much to see as you soak up the true character of Ireland. Whichever route you choose, there’ll be no-end of photo opportunities; your driver-guide knowing the best ones to point out. You’ll arrive in Killarney during the afternoon (a little earlier if you chose a shorter route). It’s a pretty town boasting many 18th century buildings of interest. Situated on the shores of Lough Leane, it’s flanked by Killarney National Park. This is your Irish home for the next three nights. We offer many hand-picked 4-star hotel options in Killarney. Including the Great Southern, The Royal and The International Relax and have fun in Killarney this evening. The town has plenty to offer and as ever, your devoted driver-guide will be on-hand with recommendations to help you make the most of it. Duration: 3 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a town 4 star hotel, ideal for exploring the great pubs and restaurants of Killarney Day 5: The Ring of Kerry Pass By: Ring of Kerry, Ireland It’s another fine day for stunning scenery as your attentive driver-guide tours you round the Ring of Kerry. A circular coastal route forming part of The Wild Atlantic Way, it unveils many hidden gems, tucked away in this stunning westerly landscape. You’ll first travel to Killorglin, via the pretty coastal village of Glenbeigh. It hosts one of the finest Atlantic sandy beaches in Ireland. You can also choose to stop and experience a sheepdog demonstration with Brendan Farris, an Irish border collie trainer. Your journey continues around the Ring of Kerry. Dingle Bay is worth a stop. You’ll be drawn to the miles of sandy beaches, crashing waves and soaring cliffs. It’s a photographer’s paradise. And your driver-guide takes the guesswork out of searching for the best viewpoints. Cahirciveen is on your route – the birthplace of Ireland’s Great Liberator: Daniel O’Connell. And if time permits, you might take the short detour around Skellig Ring (some say it’s even more serene than the Ring of Kerry) and cross the little road bridge to Valentia Island. Talk about hidden gems! You’ll spot Skellig Island from here – a location for the latest Star Wars films. And the coastal beauty continues to unfold as you drive through Sneem village and Molls Gap – a climbing mountain pass that affords yet more awe-inspiring views of Ireland at its very best. Back towards Killarney National Park, you’ll arrive in Killarney during the afternoon (a little later if you took the detour). Muckross House & Gardens or Torc Waterfall are two additional sights, should you wish. Tonight we include the Celtic Steps show in Killarney, magnificent Irish music and dancing. Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a town centre 4 star hotel Day 6: The Dingle Peninsula Stop At: Dingle Peninsula, Ireland You’ll be glad of your driver-guide today as they take you to marvel at the very best views on the Dingle Peninsula. It’s Ireland’s most westerly point and rich in wild and rugged beauty. Slea Head Drive will be the highlight: once cited as “the most beautiful place on earth” by National Geographic. And one of the top 100 destinations in the world by TripAdvisor. Tucked away in gorgeous Ireland. The drive is a circular route that starts and finishes at the pretty harbour town of Dingle. You’ll see fascinating archaeological remains intertwined with secluded sandy beaches and wild open countryside. If you want to escape from it all, there’s no better place. The air is clear, the natural light is captivating. You’ll feel a sense of peace and calm from beginning to end. Walk on the beach and squelch the sand in your toes if you fancy. Imagine how those Neolithic settlers felt in 4,000BC. This was home to them. We also include a delightful 2-hour Food tasting tour of Dingle, visiting some wonderful artisan food shops. With Irish as its first language, this ancient town sits within one of the Gaeltacht regions. Be assured that your driver-guide will escort you through and ensure you enjoy your experience of traditional Irish life. On your return to Killarney, you’ll travel over the Conor Pass to Tralee. It’s a dramatic journey of peaks and winding climbs. With views to match. Just sit back and take it all in. Your final evening in Killarney. Let us recommend somewhere to dine. Our local knowledge is always to-hand when you need it. Duration: 6 hours Meals included: • Breakfast • Lunch Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a town 4 star hotel ideal to explore the pubs and restaurants or Killarney Day 7: The Cliffs of Moher and your final night in a luxury 4 star hotel Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland This morning you’ll say goodbye to Killarney and travel north to the coastal town of Tarbet. Here, you’ll take a short ferry journey across the Shannon estuary and join another section of The Wild Atlantic Way. Your first destination? The Cliffs of Moher. It’s easy to see why The Cliffs of Moher are a UNESCO Global Geopark. You’ll be struck by their staggering height (up to 668 feet) and endless stretch (5 miles). Such a natural landmark makes you feel humble in the world we live. Enjoy the far-reaching views across the Atlantic Ocean, take a wind-swept stroll along the cliff tops, spot basking sharks and dolphins in the waters below (on a calm day). Your driver-guide will advise you on the most memorable beauty spots and particular things to look out for. Like Kittiwakes and Razorbills. Coastal sea pinks and pretty wildflowers. Entrance to the visitor centre is included, enabling you to learn more about this natural Irish wonder. Alternatively, you might opt for a coastal cruise to take in the mighty cliffs from the sea. Your journey continues north through the Burren Region; a Geosite that’s home to Burren National Park. With curious limestone landscape formed 300 million years ago, you’ll spot intriguing mushroom-like stone formations and structures – all naturally formed by the wild, Irish environment. Rich in archaeological history, you’ll see many ancient monuments and Neolithic sites. Your driver-guide will fill in the detail as you go. Your final overnight is at either The Old Ground or the Woodstock Hotel, both are great 4 star hotels within easy reach of Shannon Airport for your departure. We will also give the option to ugrade your stay to a 5 star luxury castle or manor house after we receive your booking Duration: 2 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Overnight is included at a 4 star hotel close to Shannon Airport Day 8: Farewell for now: your adventure is complete Pass By: Shannon, Shannon, County Clare Has the time flown by? What an incredible journey. What an experience of Ireland’s best and finest. And yet, today, it comes to a close. Treasure those memories and special times. You’ll be sad to leave our gregarious and charming land, but you can always return. There’s more to discover and we’d love to see you again! As ever, your dear driver-guide is on-hand to drive you to Shannon airport for your return flight. They’ll drop you just where you need to be, ensuring your departure is stress-free and easy. After some fond farewells, you’ll be safely on your way. Meals included: • Breakfast No accommodation included on this day.

Immerse yourself in our well-paced experience of Dublin, and the magnificent beauty of South-West Ireland. Panoramic ocean views, unspoilt wilderness, national parks. And what a way to experience the world-famous hospitality of the Irish. You’ll stay in hand-selected, premium hotels, including a castle, rich in ancestral history. Your friendly driver-guide will be with you throughout your trip, making every day incredible. It’s a stress-free way to enjoy your magical Irish adventure.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland Enter the historic heart of Dublin into the magnificent 13th century Dublin Castle where your guide will bring you on a fascinating exterior tour of the Upper & Lower Yard, the Medieval Tower, the Chapel Royal and the Dublin Castle Gardens. Duration: 25 minutes Stop At: Christ Church Cathedral, Christchurch Place, Dublin 8 Ireland Enter the Viking Quarter to visit the spectacular 10th century Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin's oldest building, and a place of pilgrimage for almost 1,000 years. Renowned for its beauty, architecture and exterior features, it is home to the famous 12th Century crypt, one of the oldest and largest in Europe. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Ireland Walk through Dublin's "bohemian cultural quarter." famous for it's lively atmosphere, art & entertainment, and culinary action and Irish music. Visit the famous Wall of Fame where your local guide will introduce you to a host of Irish world famous bands and singers. Duration: 25 minutes Stop At: Ha'penny Bridge, 14 Bachelors Walk Wellington Quay, Dublin Ireland With your guide at hand you will visit the most recognizable sight in Dublin, the cast iron arch spanning the Liffey River since 1816. It was the city’s first pedestrian bridge and remained the only footbridge in Dublin until the Millennial Bridge opened in 1999. This is a perfect spot for a great photo of the north & south side of Dublin and to view the River Liffey, the most famous river in Ireland. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Trinity College Dublin, Grafton St. College Green, Dublin 2 Ireland View the exterior of Dublin's beautiful Trinity College, established by Queen Elizabeth 1 in 1592. Your expert local guide will introduce to the College's history throughout the centuries and to the famous legends and myths associated with this most historic of Colleges in Europe. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: City Hall Exhibition Centre Dame Street Cork Hill, Dublin D02 NP93 Ireland Discover the significance of this historical location and its importance throughout Dublins history including The 1916 Rising. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Irish Houses of Parliament, College Green, Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland Marvel at one of the most beautiful buildings in Dublin, constructed in 1729 and the first purpose built parliament building in the world. The building was home to the two Houses of Parliament, serving as the seat of both chambers (the Lords and Commons) of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Ireland for most of the 18th century until that parliament was abolished by the Act of Union of 1800, when Ireland became part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk Street, Dublin Ireland Visit Dublin's mascot 'Molly Malone Statue' where your local guide will introduce you to Dublin's heroine and her famous song. The song's tragic heroine and her barrow have come to stand as one of the most familiar symbols of the capital. As well as being known and sung internationally, the popular song 'Cockles and Mussels' has become a sort of unofficial anthem of Dublin city. Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2 Ireland See the architectural icon of Dublin - Leinster House the seat of the Irish Parliament Leinster House was originally built in 1745 and was the Palace of the Dukes of Leinster. The building was world renowned, so much so that Its first and second floors were used as the floor model for the White House by Irish architect James Hoban, while the house itself was used as a model for the original stone-cut White House exterior in Washington D.C. No visit t Dublin would be complete without a visit. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: St Stephens Green, at the top end of Grafton St, Dublin 2 Ireland This jewel of Dublin city is a beautiful urban park immortalized in James Joyce's "Ulysses, " built in 1880 for the citizens of Dublin. Your visit to this 22 acre park, maintained in the original Victorian layout with 750 trees and beautiful Irish flowers and shrubbery will come to life with the incredible narration of your LetzGo City Tour guide. The park also features a waterfall on the western side of the green and an ornamental lake which provides a home for swans and other wildlife. This is the perfect location to finish this very memorable and engaging highlights tour of Dublin. Duration: 10 minutes

Visit Dublin city’s must-see top 10 highlights. Packed full of incredible insights and up-close historical visits including the 13th century Dublin Castle and the 10th century Christchurch, this interactive 2 ½ hour tour is the essential guide to Dublin city and Irelands fascinating history.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Trinity College Dublin, Grafton St. College Green, Dublin 2 Ireland Visting the campus. If you want to visit the Old Library and Book of Kells, please book our 5hr tour '(Nearly!) All of Dublin in 5 hours'. Access to the campus is limited to groups of 8 or fewer unless tickets for the Old Library are purchased in advance (these are Trinity's rules). Started in 1592 as a university only for Protestants, Trinity remained an institution of resentment for Ireland's Catholic majority up until at least 1970. Throughout the centuries, this fine university nurtured such aspiring students as Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, Bram Stoker and Samuel Beckett, the greatest playwright of the 20th century. Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: The Book of Kells and the Old Library Exhibition, College Green Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2 Ireland Tickets can be purchased at the door (not included in the tour price). Alternatively, you can coordinate with your guide to book the tickets in advance Duration: 40 minutes Stop At: Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Ireland Stroll the cobbled streets of the famous Temple Bar area. Your guide will show you the real local spots (street art, bohemian shops) and hidden gems of what is a overty touristy area. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland We will explore the grounds of Dublin Castle (upper and lower courtyards, Chapel Royal, Dubh Linn Gardens) without needing to explore any interiors, which can only be availed of through an official Dublin Castle tour Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Christ Church Cathedral, Christchurch Place, Dublin 8 Ireland Visting the outside. Christ Church Cathedral or/and St Patrick's Cathedral Although a wooden church was built here in ca. 1030, and there was likely a pagan shrine before that, Christchurch as a stone structure began in the 1180s and has been restored and changed numerous times since. The neo-gothic architecture makes Christchurch, arguably, Dublin's most beautiful complex. The vast crypt underneath the cathedral deserves particular attention for its size, interesting curious and the fact that it hosted a pub, distillery and... brothel (!) in the 18th century. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Ha'penny Bridge, 14 Bachelors Walk Wellington Quay, Dublin Ireland Cross the famous Ha'Penny Bridge, one of Dublin's icons. Take look up the river towards the Guinness Brewery (maybe you'll detect the aroma of hops boiling) or down the river towards the Custom House and the modern Docklands area. Or simply stop to observe the lovers' locks. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology, Kildare Street, Dublin Ireland Closed on Mondays. On this tour we have time to EITHER do National Museum (free entry) or Book of Kells (paid entry). Coordinate with your guide after booking. We suggest you book this tour and our Museums tour for a great Dublin plan Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2 Ireland Leinster House Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: The O'Connell Monument, O'Connell Street, Dublin Ireland Daniel O'Connell was arguably the first man to prove to the masses that civil disobedience and peaceful resistance could be effective. A huge hero for Irish people, having secured Catholic Emancipation, he's nick-named 'The Liberator' and the main street of our capital city is justifiably named after him. Duration: 7 minutes Pass By: Bank of Ireland, 2 College Green, Dublin Ireland Old Parliament Building Dublin was the 2nd city of the British Empire in the 18th century, and we have the subtle patriotism of the Irish-born politicians of the institution to thank. Today, Dublin's architectural landscape is ornamented by an abundance of buildings from this period, making it look much older than Paris and London. Stop At: St Stephens Green, at the top end of Grafton St, Dublin 2 Ireland Gifted to the city in 1880 by a member of the Guinness family, Stephen's Green remains much-appreciated by Dubliners today - it's probably their favourite piece of the city. We'll stroll through the lush verdure along the curved Victorian walkways and keep our eyes peeled for that most-rare of animals - an Irish person sunbathing! Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Grafton Street, Dublin Ireland Don't let the brands and blatant consumerism fool you, Grafton still has its charm. In fact, Grafton street is one of the last bastions of old Dublin left. Admire the flower ladies, enjoy the buskers (street musicians) as you head towards Bewleys Café, Ireland's oldest and biggest café, built in 1927. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: An Post General Post Office, General Post Office O'Connell Street Lower, Dublin D01 F5P2 Ireland It was outside this impressive building on Easter Monday when Padraig Pearse read the Declaration of Irish Independence and he, together with his 1600 comrades, led a rebellion that shock an empire. The most under-rated site in Dublin for tourists, the GPO retains all its historical potency for Dubliners and Irish people, but most tourists never learn why this should be on their top 5 list of sites to visit. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: City Hall Exhibition Centre Dame Street Cork Hill, Dublin D02 NP93 Ireland One of the key locations of 1916 Easter Rising and an example of Dublin's 18th century architecture. We can enter the building as long as there is not a private event occuring. Duration: 10 minutes

This is a thorough but leisurely-paced walking tour that covers most of Dublin's major and minor sites. History, culture, architecture, Irish society, Irish language, literature, and many-a-joke to be heard during our jaunt around the fair city. Everything can be tailored to suit you. A coffee break and a lunch break will be included to nicely punctuate your Dublin experience. Five hours fly by quickly! Optional: - Guided tour of Old Library of Trinity College where the Book of Kells is housed. Note that if this option is selection, the National Museum of History and Archaeology must be substituted out. On Mondays, the National Museum of History and Archaeology is closed. - Please note that there is an entrance fee for the Book of Kells (adults and children) – you can purchase the tickets at the door.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Irish Jewish Museum, 3 Walworth Road South Circular Road, Dublin 8 Ireland Here you will find the original Walworth Road Synagogue and in the Museum you will experience the history and heritage of Dublin's Jewish Community. Many artifacts and historical documents and a knowledgeable docent to guide you through this treasure trove . As we are now in the heart of the Old Jewish Quarter of Dublin we will take a gentle stroll through this historic area, passing by the original Jewish School, Zion Schools, The home of the Hertzogs-Chaim who was in the same school in Dublin as my kids became Israeli president. His father Rabbi Hertzog was our Chief Rabbi. I will show you the house where my father lived with his family in 1900. That side of my family fled form Lithuania in 1870 and came here via England. Many other locations of Jewish Heritage interest. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: The Bretzel Bakery & Cafe, 1A Lennox St, Portobello, Dublin, D08 RK23, Ireland The Bretzel was opened in 1870 by a Jewish immigrant family typically fleeing from the anti semitic pogroms in Russia, Lithuania and Poland. My own family took a similar route to safety in Ireland and I will show my guests a remarkable collection of historical family photos and documents illustrating this traumatic voyage that they and many others undertook. The Bretzel will be our first stop and Kosher Challas and Bagels are still baked and served-and great coffee!! IOt really is a lovely and informative start to our time together. From here we can take a relaxing short stroll around the Old Jewish Quarter stopping at the exterior of some important locations such as Zion Schools which closed in 1973 which was before the Jewish population moved out of the area into a wealthier suburb where the current Orthodox Synagogue was built in 1953 . We also will pass Greenville Hall Synagogue closed since 1975 Duration: 1 hour Stop At: The Little Museum of Dublin, 15 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin D02 XY76 Ireland A humorous and lively look at the last 100 years Dublin history with many Jewish connections including the ownership. From here we will take a gentle stroll around Saint Stephens Green in the heart of Dublin Duration: 1 hour Stop At: James Joyce Tower & Museum, Fortyfoot, Sandycove Point, Dun Laoghaire Ireland There is a big Jewish connection with James Joyce's major work Ulysses-the central character is Leopold Bloom Jewish of course!. As this location is coastal and very scenic we take extra time in the area to pass through the delightful Dalkey Village and look out over magnificent Killiney Bay-Dublin's Bay of Naples Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: Dalkey, Dalkey, County Dublin A quaint and scenic coastal village where I ran my restaurant for 15 years. Home to many celebs-pop stars, captains of industry, movie stars. a good place to pause and have some lunch Duration: 1 hour

This tour is hosted by myself on a very personal and private level. I am a third generation Jew born and living in this lovely city and my family's history is a wonderful illustration of how the Jewish Community in Ireland came to be. While my tours are very small group experiences I can also offer larger groups the same care and attention. Apart from the times shown at attractions we also will have relaxed strolls, pauses for coffee-even Irish Coffee! Photo stops are no problem and the entire experience will be very flexible and laid back.

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