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Dublin Tours & Holidays

Escorted tours and holidays to Dublin

Dublin, Ireland
Dublin, Ireland

As a city break destination the Irish capital is second-to-none thanks to the sheer number of intriguing attractions both ancient and new, from the magnificent, imposing Dublin Castle to the incredibly fun Dublin Zoo.

The birthplace of James Joyce and Guinness, the city has been producing magic for centuries. Whether you enjoy learning about a place’s history and culture or are keener on slurping down a pint of Guinness in a traditional Irish pub, a Dublin break won’t disappoint.

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Dublin holidays mean packing a lot in as the city is so full of different things to see and do, but with Newmarket Tours you’ll be sure to see the highlights. Even on a short Dublin weekend break you can be enchanted by the live music that drifts out from the pubs of Temple Bar, wander the charming grounds of Trinity College, or get into the swing of things by watching Gaelic games at the legendary Croke Park.

If you’re more of a nature lover than a city fan, a holiday in Dublin still has lots to offer. There are plenty of great hikes and trails just outside the city, and as Ireland is relatively small it’s only a day trip to Giants Causeway or the Cliffs of Moher. If you’re feeling adventurous you can even do a Dublin tour by kayak on the Liffey. No matter what you’re looking for in a city break, Dublin holidays have it all.

Things to do in Dublin

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Food and drink in Dublin

No Dublin holiday is complete without a tour of the Guinness Storehouse.

Here you can learn about the history and production methods behind one of Ireland’s most loved exports, as well as getting a taste of the dark nectar as it was supposed to be sipped.

Stroll down Temple Bar, a street rammed with pubs you can try local brews in, as well as some traditional Irish food. If you’re lucky, there’ll even be some folk music to really set the scene. Traditional Irish dishes that are popular in Dublin include Irish stew (usually made with beef or lamb), boiled bacon and cabbage, boxty (potato pancakes), and colcannon (mashed potato with kale or cabbage and butter). Soda bread and smoked salmon are also popular.

Dublin Important Information

First trip to the Dublin Here are a few questions you might have.

Time Zone

GMT 

Avg. Flight Time

1hr 30 minutes

Visa

Not required

Currency

Euro

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