• Stroll through the elegant Georgian streets of Merrion and Fitzwilliam Squares.

• Shop in the emporiums of Grafton Street and Powerscourt Townhouse.

• Explore the National Museum and National Gallery collections, the Irish Museum of Modern Art and other small private collections. 

• Discover the enormous range of art and artefacts in the museum.

• Travel to the Book of Kells, a 19th-century gospel manuscript and an old library to attend the Book of Kells Exhibition.

• Visit the Trinity College and St Patrick’s Cathedral.

• Proceed to Dublin Castle, which functioned as a military fortress, a prison, treasury, courts of law, and English Administration seat in Ireland for 700 years. 

• Continue to Christchurch Cathedral & Dublinia, a historically important location at Dublin City's heart, the crossroads where modern and old Dublin meets.

• Attend the Viking Dublin Exhibition and see for yourself what life was like onboard a Viking Warship. 

• Learn about their long and challenging voyages, their weaponry and the skills of a Viking warrior. 

• Try on Viking clothes and see the heavy chains of the Vikings slaves.

• Visit a smokey and cramped Viking house, learn the Viking runic alphabet and hear their poetry and sagas.

• Enjoy the myths and learn about the mysteries surrounding the Vikings and their legacy.

• Visit the city parks that include St Stephen’s Green and Phoenix Park, and the Dublin Zoo.

• Attend Medieval Dublin Exhibition and see the lifestyle of people in medieval Dublin.

• Learn about warfare, crime and punishment, death and disease and even toothache remedies 700 years ago. 

• See the city as it would have looked then. 

• Enjoy the spicy aromas; learn to play medieval games and so much more when you visit the medieval fair.

• Visit a rich merchant’s kitchen and walk along a bustling medieval street. Don’t forget to give the beggar some of your change.

• Attend the History Hunters Exhibition.

• See genuine Viking and medieval artefacts, including those of a medieval skeleton. 

• Hear the languages of old Dublin and explore the city’s earliest maps. 

• Visit the lab and learn how bugs and dirt can be the history hunter’s gold, finish the tour with the Time Detectives and test your new-found knowledge.

• Enjoy the Guinness Connoisseur Experience. 

End of the tour.