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Private Christmas Heritage Walking Tour in Dublin

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This private Christmas walking tour reveals Dublin's historic heritage during the city's most enchanting season. Stroll through medieval streets where festive traditions blend with centuries of Irish culture and architectural beauty. Discover elegant landmarks that have witnessed generations of Christmas celebrations and remarkable historical events. What seasonal traditions have shaped Dublin's cultural identity for centuries? Experience a heritage older than the United States while exploring stories of faith, community, and transformation that continue to inspire today. Your professional local guide shares fascinating legends, festive customs, and the cultural legacy behind Dublin's historic heart. Enjoy an inspiring journey where Christmas traditions and timeless heritage create a memorable cultural experience. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

  • Professional Local Guide
  • Not included: Entrance to Dublin Castle Christmas Market is free but a pre-booked ticket is required.

The meeting point is on the Northside of the Samuel Beckett Bridge, near the AIG building.

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  1. A bridge designed by the famous architect Santiago Calatrava. Which side will you be on for the festive snowball fight?

  2. More festive lights await on this pedestrain bridge named after the famous playwright. Find out why a lost remote control caused such a big headache!

  3. Located beside the EPIC Museum and The CHQ Building, this beautiful arch was originally constructed in 1813.

  4. Once a working maritime dock, George's Dock is now a popular event space, which plays host to Dublin's annual Oktoberfest festival.

  5. This 18th-century building sits on the North side of the River Liffey. It now houses the government Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage.

  6. The Spire, or The Monument of Light, is now an icon of the Dublin skyline. It was initially planned as a celebration of the new millennium.

  7. This quaint park is named after the Irish Revolutionary leader who was baptised in the ajoining church. Part of the park is the former church graveyard.

  8. This pedestrian bridge is one of the newest additions to the city of Dublin. Its construction was part of the city's millennium celebrations.

  9. This pedestrian bridge is one of the newest additions to the city of Dublin. Its construction was part of the city's millennium celebrations.

Wheelchair accessible Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller Public transportation options are available nearby Transportation options are wheelchair accessible All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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German, Russian, English, French, Spanish

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From US$499.00