Private Dublin Pub Tour (Walking Tour)
From $268/person5 travellers ≈ $1,342 — children may pay less
Beer & Brewery Tours · Private Sightseeing Tours
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Enjoy a privately guided pub tour of Dublin, where you will avoid the tourist traps and fake 'Irish' pubs! Instead, you will escape with the locals to learn how to savour a pint of Guinness. Find out how to ensure you always get a great pint, listen to Irish music, and enjoy great conversation or, as we call it, 'the craic'! On your tour, you will visit several pubs, but drinks are not included in the tour. Plan to spend between €6-8 per drink, depending on your chosen drink. We recommend coming on this tour having already eaten a meal, so you can really prepare for a truly Irish pub experience! Please note: Due to varying age restrictions in pubs, this tour is suitable for those 18 and over. No children are allowed on this tour. If you wish to go on a pub tour where you may also bring children, please be in touch with our team.
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Visit 4 traditional pubs in Dublin with a private guide. Have the chance to sample local beers, craft beers, and ciders. Learn about Ireland’s most famous beer, Guinness, and the family legacy which carries on today, and discover the literary and political connections of some of the most famous pubs in Dublin.
About 240 minutes
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From $268/person5 travellers ≈ $1,342 — children may pay less
From $280/person5 travellers ≈ $1,401 — children may pay less
From $268/person5 travellers ≈ $1,342 — children may pay less
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