Heritage Island, Ireland's Visitor Attractions

Visit Trinity College to see the famous Book of Kells, transcribed by 6th Century Monks. Then to Dublinia, and exciting exhibitions on the Viking World and Medieval Dublin. A joint ticket takes you over the covered arch bridge into 12th Century Christ Church Cathedral. Continue to nearby St. Patrick’s Cathedral where Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels, was Dean from 1713- 1745. Also learn the story of the capital at nearby Dublin’s City Hall. Enjoy an evening concert at the elegant National Concert Hall off St Stephens Green.

See the prehistoric Gold and ancient artefacts treasures at the National Museum Of Ireland and the exhibition on the life and work of poet W.B.Yeats at the National Library, both in Kildare Street. Then stroll along the Liffey Quays to Collins Barracks, which houses the National Museum’s Decorative Arts & History collection. The ‘craic’ begins with a visit nearby to the Old Jameson Distillery, then cross the river Liffey to the Guinness Storehouse and great views of Dublin from the Gravity Bar – an opportunity to taste the local brew at both venues.

A family day out beginning with the GAA Museum at Croke Park celebrating Ireland’s national sports – Hurling & Gaelic football. Then visit a typical 18th Century merchant’s home at Number Twenty Nine Georgian House Museum in Merrion Square. In the afternoon enjoy a trip by DART around Dublin Bay to the charming Heritage Town of Dalkey, its Castle and Heritage Centre, its literary connections and now home to such greats as Bono of U2 and popular writer Maeve Binchy. Continue by DART on to the pretty seaside town of Bray for a brisk walk along the Promenade and a visit to the National Sea Life Centre, which offers an unforgettable insight into the marvels of Ireland's native marine world. Evening departure from Dublin air or ferry ports.

To best enjoy this Dublin Heritage Tour order a Heritage Island tour guide and avail of some great discounts.