Dublin Traditional Pub Crawl with Local Guide, Hidden Pubs

About this experience

My Journey Ireland Historical Pub Crawl – Discover Dublin One Pint at a Time! Join us for an unforgettable afternoon exploring Dublin’s most atmospheric and historic pubs while uncovering the stories, legends and colourful characters that shaped Ireland’s capital. With warmth, humour and plenty of craic, your expert local guide brings Dublin’s past to life in the very places where history was made and pints were poured. No two tours are the same. The pubs we visit are carefully chosen and adjusted to suit the group’s interests and energy on the day, creating a personalised and authentic Dublin pub experience with history, culture and traditional Irish music. We finish in one of Dublin’s oldest pubs, a hidden gem loved by locals. Come for the history. Stay for the pints. Leave with a true taste of Dublin. Small groups, expert storytelling and an experience designed around you.

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What you actually do

You get out at all 7 stops.

1. 1

   An Post General Post Office

   HQ of the 1916 Rising in Dublin is our first stop on the tour We will not be entering the location

   You get out here20 min

2. 2

   O'Connell Street

   Choosing the Pubs Varies depending on the tour group on the day; some prefer the off-the-beaten-track

   You get out here10 min

3. 3

   The Confession Box

   Our first pub stop-off will be in the Palace Bar which recently celebrated over 200 years- In this Location you will also be offered a very good Pint of Guinness! Palace Bar is also home to one of the largest collections of Irish Whiskeys!

   You get out here40 min

4. 4

   Stag's Head Dublin

   Ha'Penny Bridge Inn - is one of Dublins Oldest Pubs dating back to 1732 and it is here that our guests will have the option to Pour their own pint of Guinness

   You get out here40 min

5. 5

   The Bank On College Green

   The Confession Box is a historic pub on Marlborough Street beside St. Mary’s Pro Cathedral in Dublin. It is best known for its connection to the Irish War of Independence, when Michael Collins and IRA members reportedly used it as a discreet meeting place, blending in with churchgoers nearby.

   You get out here45 min

6. 6

   The Oval Bar

   The Stag’s Head is one of Dublin’s best preserved Victorian pubs, dating from the late 19th century. Located just off Dame Street, it is famous for its ornate carved wood, stained glass and the stag’s head above the bar. A favourite with locals, it reflects Dublin’s rich pub heritage.

   You get out here40 min

7. 7

   Depending on the direction of the tour and choices of some of the above Pubs we may pass this historic area

   You get out here15 min

Where the day happens

≈ 0.1 km from the city centre. 6 stops shown in visit order.

What is and is not included

The advertised price does not cover gratuities — budget for those separately.

Before you book

The operator’s own practical notes — the things people usually discover at checkout.