Dublin’s Temple Bar is famous for its atmosphere, cobbled streets, and vibrant nightlife. It’s home to traditional pubs with live Irish music, the iconic Temple Bar Pub, cultural venues, galleries, and the legendary Wall of Fame. A must-visit district blending history, beer culture, and entertainment.
Discover Dublin’s most iconic pubs on this two-hour tour with an English-speaking guide, where you’ll learn about Ireland’s fascinating beer culture and visit the most emblematic venues in the lively Temple Bar district.
Highlights
- Discover Dublin’s most authentic pubs
- Learn about the culture and importance of the Irish pub
- See the Wall of Fame and Ireland’s most iconic musicians
Price
Adults
12,00 €
Children7-15
8,00 €
Babies0-6
Free
Itinerary
After meeting your guide and the group, you’ll dive into the fascinating history of Dublin’s most emblematic pubs. Pubs play a central role in the city’s social life, bringing together two of Dubliners’ greatest passions: football and music.
An expert English-speaking guide will take you through the most important spots in the district, including the famous Temple Bar, an unmissable stop in Dublin and one of its most iconic pubs, renowned for both its history and age.
Why is Temple Bar famous?
Along the way, you’ll hear quirky anecdotes and fun facts about the origins of pubs and their different styles, from the traditional Irish pub to the Victorian one, as well as the meaning behind their décor, the use of symbols like the shamrock, the difference between an English and an Irish pub, and even where the word “pub” comes from.
Of course, no tour would be complete without learning about whiskey and the world-famous Guinness stout, two cornerstones of Irish culture.
Along the way, you’ll also discover the legendary Wall of Fame, showcasing portraits of Ireland’s most famous musicians, including U2, Sinéad O’Connor, The Corrs, The Cranberries, and Van Morrison, among many others. You’ll enjoy the best live music in a brewery-style pub, where you might stumble upon local talents or even a rising star.
The tour wraps up with a visit to a lively Celtic-style gastropub on the banks of the River Liffey, where you’ll be introduced to the fascinating world of Irish craft beers.
By the end of the tour, you’ll have discovered Dublin’s most authentic pubs and learned unique insights into this essential Irish tradition.
Meeting Point
Barnardo Square - 3 Dame St, Dublin, D02 DR53, Ireland
Included
- 2-hour Temple Bar guided tour
- Professional English-speaking guide
- Hotel pick-up
- Meals and drinks
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to get a full refund.
Warnings
- Comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended. The entire tour is done on foot.
- The tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Voucher
To enjoy this activity you will need to present the printed or digital voucher.