4.7 / 5Private New Old Dublin Exploration
- Traverse from the 18th-century Custom House through various 19th-century docks to the Financial Services Centre and the CHQ Building, featuring the EPIC Emigration Museum.
- Reach the culmination point at the Grand Canal Docks, historically significant as the world's largest sheltered docks at their inception in 1796.
- Witness the intriguing blend of historic and modern structures including the Jeannie Johnston, Famine Statues, and the engineering marvel, the Diving Bell.
- Explore cultural landmarks like the Cill Airne Ship Restaurant and U2's recording studio, promising unique insights into Dublin's rich musical heritage.
- Capture the dynamic essence of modern Dublin with views of tech giants like Google and Facebook, highlighting the city's contemporary vibrancy.
Private
Easy
An approximate 30-minute taxi ride (not included, approximately 30 EUR each way) is required to reach your departure location. Full details will be provided in your electronic ticket upon confirmation.Private New Old Dublin Exploration
Enjoy the captivating fusion of the old and the new on this private shore excursion. This dynamic adventure traverses both sides of the picturesque River Liffey as it gracefully merges with the Irish Sea, starting at Dublin, Ireland's bustling port.
Travel on a picturesque journey from the 18th-century Custom House to the various early 19th-century docks, then to the Financial Services Centre and the CHQ Building, home to the illustrious EPIC Emigration Museum. The tour culminates at the iconic Grand Canal Docks, the world's largest sheltered docks when they unfurled their gates in 1796.
During this extraordinary voyage, you'll experience a fascinating contrast of antiquated structures and their contemporary equivalents. Marvel at the charming curiosities such as the Jeannie Johnston, the authentic replica of the 1840s Famine Ship, the haunting Famine Statues, and the remarkable Diving Bell—an engineering marvel of its time. Visit the Cill Airne Ship Restaurant, followed by inspiring views of the Samuel Beckett Bridge. Music lovers will appreciate a detour to the studios where world-renowned band U2 recorded their acclaimed albums and where their upcoming museum will be unveiled.
While cruising along, you might catch a glimpse of the impressive headquarters of global tech leviathans like Google, Airbnb, and Facebook, a testament to Dublin's contemporary dynamism. Grand Canal Docks itself is a lively and unpredictable spectacle. With limitless possibilities for breathtaking photographs of the diverse landscapes, this tour offers a creative playground for photography enthusiasts.
Packed with cultural significance, architectural marvels, and exciting surprises, this private tour truly delivers a unique taste of the New Old Dublin, making it a must for anyone visiting Ireland’s enchanting capital.