On our way out of Dublin, we'll stop at Kilmainham Gaol and learn about its place in Ireland's stirring struggle for independence less than a century ago. Moderate walking: 2–6 miles throughout the day with some hills and stairs. You'll have the rest of the day free to feel the pulse of a city thriving with street poets and musicians. We'll end our tour at Trinity College for an illuminating look at the remarkable Book of Kells, a creative jolt that helped pull Europe out of the Dark Ages. This morning we'll take a walking tour through Dublin, learning about its rich history, from the days of Viking raids to the hard centuries of British occupation to the proud and progressive city of today. Light walking: 2–4 miles throughout the day on mostly level terrain. After a group meeting, we'll enjoy a "Welcome to Ireland" dinner together, followed by an orientation walk through the heart of Dublin.
Meet your guide and fellow tour members at our hotel at 5 p.m. Group sightseeing events subject to change. See our Tour Conditions for important details regarding everything listed above.
Flexibility should you need to transfer or cancel your tourįine print: You are responsible for the cost of your drinks and free-time sightseeing.50% discount on a consulting appointment with our in-house experts to assist with your pre- or post-tour travel plans.Tour alum discount of $50 for each tour you've taken prior to 2022.Guaranteed tour price, locked in the moment you make your deposit.A tour kit including a guidebook (when available) and a moneybelt.13 nights' accommodations in memorable, centrally located hotels and B&Bs.All group transportation from Dublin to Belfast.Full-time services of a professional Rick Steves guide and local experts who will make the fascinating history, art, and culture of Ireland come alive for you.A small, friendly group of 24–28 people - half the size of most tour groups.Here's what you'll see and do on our Best of Ireland tour: Opportunity to experience Easter in Ireland! Join Waitlist
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