Dublin City Tours

Worth the money and an absolute essential to transverse Dublin City. We took my senior parents for a 24 hour pass and they loved it! The bus is a fun way to learn a little bit about the main touchstones of Dublin city while resting your feet - the tour guide had a lot to offer my father who had detailed questions about the architecture of the GPO. The stops are all at high caliber destinations ranging from dinner shows to the Book of Kells. We enjoyed the convenient location by the Hueston-Station which made getting from the train and into "tourist-mode" very easy and fun for them. The cost was also very economical compaired to taxi and we didn't have to wait at any stop longer than 15 minutes.

I went on the river tour would have liked a 10 minute stop at the famine statues! Came all the way from the states just to see the memorial. There was no time to get on and off. The rest of the tour is amazing!

Super Nice guide, the visit was very lively, funny and interesting. Very nice memorabilia and rooms to visit. I sure would recommend

The Irish Rock and Roll Museum is a relatively small attraction with a lot of content tucked in. Our guide was knowledgeable and passionate about the musicians and memorabilia in the collection. The museum is focused on three artists and mentions several others. More attention could be given some of the lesser known and up and coming artists.

My guests are from Canada and at the EPIC they 'saw' their parents leaving Ireland by boat in the 1950's. A journey filled with hope and courage. My guests were really moved by the whole experience and have bowed to return.

It was informative and enjoyable. One thing however. The potato famine was not as a result of weather. Rather the ENGLISH Government who took all our food