Dublin Temple Bar Walking Tour with Tasting of 5 Beers

Meet your guide at Barnardo Square and set off on a walking tour that blends history, legends, and the timeless tradition of Dublin’s pubs, right in the city’s vibrant social heart.

Your first stop will be The Stag’s Head, a stunning Victorian pub often hailed as one of Dublin’s most beautiful. Just around the corner, you’ll come across the Molly Malone statue, the city’s beloved symbol and the heroine of a famous Irish ballad.

Next, step inside O’Neills, a classic pub filled with carved wooden details and a fantastic selection of beers. From there, you’ll stroll toward the prestigious Trinity College, learning about the deep ties between student life and the nearby pubs that have long served as their favorite meeting spots.

By the banks of the River Liffey, you’ll find The Palace Bar, a legendary gathering place for writers and journalists. A little further on, the lively Temple Bar district awaits, home to two of its most iconic pubs: Oliver St. John Gogarty, renowned for its live music, and The Old Storehouse, where you can soak up the sounds of traditional Irish folk.

Of course, no Dublin pub tour would be complete without a stop at the world-famous Temple Bar Pub (the city’s most photographed spot), before wrapping up at the vibrant Turk’s Head, an eclectic pub where you’ll toast the end of the tour with a well-earned pint.

By the end of this experience, you’ll have gained a deeper appreciation for Dublin’s legends, beer culture, and the pubs that remain the beating heart of Irish social life.

Beer Tasting in Temple Bar

At The Turk’s Head, you’ll crown your Temple Bar adventure with a tasting of five exclusive Irish beers. A beer specialist will guide you through each variety, revealing the unique flavors and aromas that make Irish brewing world-famous.

You’ll discover that Irish pubs are far more than just places to drink, they’re living symbols of community, tradition, and the warm, welcoming spirit that defines Ireland itself.

• Comfortable clothing and footwear are recommended, as the entire tour is done on foot.
• The tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility.