Ireland · SELF-GUIDED TOURS IN DUBLIN
The 5 best self-guided tours in Dublin you can book today, with the fare, the run time and who each one suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Self-guided entry to St Patrick’s Cathedral with audio guides, Swift’s tomb, the Door of Reconciliation, and interactive Discovery Space for $12.
“The handheld guided audio was great! No issues and very informative.”
A self guided visit to Christ Church Cathedral’s nave and Ireland’s largest crypt, featuring medieval tiles, stained glass, and the cat and rat story.
“I loved learning about all the history of the church. Tom was very personable, knowledgeable and humorous. I am so glad he convinced us to pay the extra money to take the tour.”
A private Dublin walking game with audio stories and clue solving from the National Museum to the Liffey, self paced for about 90 minutes.
“Really enjoyed the interactive element and the audio narration. Do be aware that if you play later in the day, some places can have their gates locked, so clues are difficult/near impossible to see. Clear instructions on directions too, able to follow well.”
Solve a 1899 murder on foot in Dublin with a self-guided clue envelope from Trinity College to Parliament House, $21.99.
“This was a unique way to discover different parts of Dublin, but it could be better. It rains constantly in Dublin, making the paper guide impractical. A digital guide, perhaps one with GPS guidance to the different spots would have been helpful. Read more”
A self-guided Dublin scavenger hunt with the Let’s Roam app, photo challenges, and trivia at Trinity College, Ha’penny Bridge, and the Spire.
“I dont usually leave bad reviews however I feel this one is necessary. We booked this as a chance to explore the city in a new light, having done other treasure hunts in the past with other providers, which we thoroughly enjoyed. Sadly, this one Read more”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
