Dublin · TICKETS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 tickets & entry passes worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Tour Dublin’s Guinness Storehouse, trace 250 years of brewing, taste a pint, and enjoy 360-degree city views from Gravity Bar.
“I learned so much about Guinness and the process in which beer is made. Really impressed with the company. A great drink at Gravity Bar!”
Explore Dublin’s EPIC Irish Emigration Museum with a flexible ticket, 20 interactive galleries, passport stamps, and a free audio guide.
“A wonderful and relevant history lesson. As our family left Ireland in 1856, it was great to learn so much about their life before they left”
See the Book of Kells with a local guide, then walk Dublin Castle gardens, Trinity College, Molly Malone, and central Dublin history.
“We had the best time on our tour with Richard. He is so knowledgeable and fun! I would recommend this highly!”
Save on 40+ Dublin sights with one flexible pass covering Guinness, Jameson, cathedrals, museums, tours, and a hop-on hop-off bus day.
“Loved all of it. However, Dublin castle was not included when I said it was.”
Explore Belfast, the Titanic Museum, Giant’s Causeway, Dark Hedges, and Dunluce Castle on a full-day guided trip from Dublin.
“Quiggs was very knowledgeable and made the entire journey extremely entertaining. I’ve taken a lot of tours, and he was by far the best tour guide I’ve experienced. Additionally, Tomas was very kind and drove like a pro. First time I didn’t get motion sickness.”
Explore Irish emigration at Dublin’s EPIC Museum with interactive galleries, an audio guide, souvenir passport, and a free return visit.
“I had a great experience at the museum! Well worth a visit!”
Explore Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin with a self-guided visit to its medieval nave, vast crypt, relics, tiles, and famous mummified cat and rat.
“Loved Christ Church. The most peaceful intriguing place I’ve ever experienced. Can’t wait to do a guided tour. Highly recommend”
Review Saint Patrick’s Cathedral Dublin, with Gothic details, Swift connections, audio guides, access tips, pricing, and practical advice.
“You must follow the audio tour. Very informative especially if you choose the additional information described by the question mark”
Explore Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus, from Irish history and Father Ted to horror rooms, celebrity wax figures, and family-friendly fun.
“Defo go to wax works the staff are amazing and so friendly. Esp Alanna and the receptionist.”
Explore Dublin’s Christ Church Cathedral, its medieval crypt, Magna Carta copy, and mummified cat and rat with a flexible self-guided ticket.
“Dublin has a lot of beautiful old churches and this one was very special. The beauty is unmatched in the city. The history and well maintained appearance was worth the visit. So if you visit Dublin then this is worth the visit,”
Pair Dublin’s hop-on hop-off bus with fast-track Guinness entry, a Gravity Bar pint, live commentary, and 25 useful city stops.
“Whether you like Guinness or not, the tour is mandatory. Very well done. Highly recommend this self guided tour.”
Review of Dublin’s World of Illusion, with three floors of photo-friendly exhibits, practical tips, pricing, access, and honest value advice.
“for the price of the experince And the service No , no where to leave your bags , no directions in were to go staff no where to be seen but Behind the counter Wouldn’t recommend”
Review Dublin’s National Wax Museum Plus, with Irish history, famous faces, spooky rooms, family fun, pricing, timing, and practical tips.
“small museum, with few interesting statues. maybe children like it, but it's not worth it. it is a mixture of viking, monsters, soazio and it is not clear what it wants to be.”
Enjoy a four-course Irish dinner, lively folk music, award-winning dancers, and audience fun at Taylors Three Rock in south Dublin.
“The food was decent and the show was good. There are lots of people up and down so you can’t always see the stage but the show moves at a nice pace. I can’t speak to how authentic it was but felt authentic and there were some locals FWIW. Was a nice experience and evening.”
Combine a Dublin Airport transfer with a 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off ticket, live guides, free Wi-Fi, and useful city-center stops.
“Easy to use, a great way to get to and around Dublin City centre. Friendly and helpful staff and drivers. I would definitely use again.”
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