The tour will begin with a view of St Patrick's Cathedral exterior from the park. You will be taken on a short walking tour and your guide will tell you how the Irish people were converted to Christianly during the 5th century with the arrival of St Patrick.

Afterward you will board the vehicle and begin your sightseeing tour of Dublin City with your local tour guide.

Christchurch Cathedral was first constructed in 1030 by the Viking King Sitric. Overtime the Cathedral was rebuilt and extended. The Cathedral that we see today has Romanesque and Gothic architecture. It is Dublin oldest building.

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View the only surviving section of the old medieval walls that protected Dublin for intruders and invaders. Your guide will share stories of how and why these walls were important to defending the city.

Exit vehicle - Approx. = 15mins Stop for a photo opportunity.

Located on Victoria Quay, the Guinness brewery has been making the famous stout since 1759 and created lots of employment within the city of Dublin & beyond.

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The Phoenix Park is Ireland's largest enclosed park and it is also Europe's largest enclosed city park measuring 1752 acres in size. You will enjoy a short panoramic drive of the park and your guide will share with you some interesting facts related to the park. We recommended that you should always have your camera ready as there is a large heard of Fallow deer that roam the park freely.

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The visitor centre has lots of information on the history of the park and also has a Victorian garden with a large collection of plants and scrubs for you to admire. The centre also has a indoor and outdoor cafe for you.

Perfect for a morning coffee break.

Exit Vehicle - Approx. = 40 Min Stop.

Arbour hill cemetery is the resting place of 14 men who were executed by firing squads in 1916 by British troops in Kilmainham Gaol. The 14 brave men that are buried within the graveyard scarified their lives for the freedom that Irish people enjoy today. Your guide will tell you the background reason why these men took up arms to fight the powerful British army and why they are buried here not in the national cemetery in Glasnevin!

Exit vehicle - Approx. = 20 mins Stop.

Whiskey has been distilled in Ireland for hundreds of years by many different companies but it was the Jameson brand that got worldwide recognition. Why? Your guide will explain how and why the Jameson whiskey has become so popular and revered by whiskey lovers around the world.

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Did you know that Henrietta Street is the oldest Georgian street In Ireland and was first laid out in 1720 by Luke Gardiner. The first residents who lived on the street were the elite of Irish society.

Exit vehicle - Short Stop approx. 15 mins.

Parnell square was once a residential square for merchants and traders of the city. Located on the square is The Rotunda hospital, which is the oldest maternity hospital in the world and continues to be an important maternity hospital for the city.

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View many of the statues of important people who created the freedom that the citizens of Ireland enjoy today as a free republic. The statues are located in the central strip of the street are line the street from one end to the other.

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The Customs House building was built in the 18th century to collect taxes from the merchant companies that imported and exported goods through Dublin's port. The building is highly decorated with sculptures and statues on the four sides and was constructed using Portland stone.

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Dublin's International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), which was set up by the Irish Government with EU approval in 1987, is globally recognised as a leading location for a range of internationally trading financial services.

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You will have the choice of having lunch in a traditional Dublin pub or in a local cafe within the Merrion square area.

Approx. Lunch = 40 mins

Merrion Square was built in 1750's during the Georgian period and the each house was built for one individual wealthy family. The central garden was a private garden for the residents who lived in the large Georgian houses. Today the garden is opened to the public and you can get to take a leisurely stroll and view many native trees. Within the garden you will discover lots of monuments and art installations that complement the outdoor space. One of the famous residents who live on Merrion square was Oscar Wilde and inside the garden is a statue of him.

Exit Vehicle-Walking Tour. Approx. = 30 mins.

The south docklands of Dublin have been transformed into a thriving digital hub sector with many tech companies in the area. Google have their European headquarters nearby and have invested hugely in the redevelopment of the area.

Exit Vehicle - Approx. = 20 mins.

The Grand Canal who the lifeline for many of Dublin's merchant traders as they would use the canal to transport goods from Dublin through the midlands and to the west of Ireland. The canal became less used when the railway arrived in the mid 1800's.

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St Stephens Green is a beautiful park located on the south of the city. Within the park are lots of native and non native trees and the park also has a lake with lots of birds, including swans & geese. Dublin City Council provide a dedicated garden team who care the park and are continually planting and designing the flower beds with seasonal flower arrangement.

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Grafton Street is one of the busiest shopping streets in the city. There are also two shopping centres too, St Stephens Green Shopping Centre and The Powerscourt Shopping Centre.

Grafton is also famous for having street performers who entertain the shoppers throughout the day.

The tour will be coming to an end!