Discover the Fascinating History of Dublin's River Liffey and its Bridges!

About

Ramble through the heart of Dublin while learning about the fascinating history of its River Liffey bridges, who built them, when they were built, and why. Pass many other landmark sites from the Guinness Brewery to Christchurch Cathedral, the Custom House, and lots more!

Duration

3 Hours

Essential Details

• Distance: 4.5km / 2.8 miles
• Capacity: from 4 (minimum) to 15 (maximum) people for public tour
• Private group bookings also available
• Availability: Weekdays all year around
• Start Times: on the hour every hour from 8am to 3pm

Inclusions

• Qualified local guide

Exclusions

• Food & drink

Itinerary

• Linear walk passing 16 Dublin City bridges that span the River Liffey

Also passing:

• Heuston Station
• Croppie’s Acre Memorial Park
• Guinness Brewery
• Collins Barracks (National Museum)
• The Four Courts
• Brazen Head (Oldest Pub in Dublin)
• Christchurch Cathedral & Wood Quay Civic Offices
• Daniel O'Connell Statue
• The Custom House
• Famine Memorial
• EPIC Irish Emigration Museum
• Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship

Rates

• Per person: €25
• Teenagers upto 16 years old half price!
• Kids go free!
• Private Group Tour: €100

We need a minimum of 4 people in order to run the public tour. We will be in touch if we don't meet the minimum to reschedule, or to agree an appropriate surcharge, or alternatively you can book a private group tour.