We are a Dublin based Walking Tour company provided by local guides. The guides we work with have a passion for the history of Ireland and are dedicated in showing you the true Dublin.
Come and join Unearthed Tours Dublin in unearthing the history of Dublin and leaving no trace behind! Our passionate, small business is working hard to help show you the real Dublin, giving you the history, the hidden bits and the need to see’s!
Our Tips-based Free Walking Tour of Dublin is a great way to start off exploring the city, 2.5 hours of visiting the most iconic locations in the capital, but also showing you the hidden gems too. We'll discover the places you need to visit to tick off your bucket list, but allow you to discover local Dublin as well!
Dive into the tour that will explore 12,000 years of Dublin’s captivating and enthralling history.
What better way to discover the fascinating past of Dublin than on a guided tour with a native, local expert.
What will we see? We will stop outside of:
Our tour begins at the Wolfe Tone Sculpture at the entrance of St Stephen's Green opposite The Shelbourne Hotel.
Join us today and discover Dublin with a local!
Our Tour begins at the Wolfe Tone Sculpture, at the entrance of St Stephen's Green opposite the Shelbourne Hotel. Look out for the purple umbrella!
Here we open the tour with a brief introduction to what we will visit. We will cover some statues such as Wolfe Tone & The Famine and speak of Women’s History, Irish Rebellions or The 1916 Uprising.
We will venture inside the park checking out more of Dublins rebellion past & Famine history, taking in the views of one of the cities most beautiful parks.
Here we visit Irish Parliament and dive into what makes the Republic of Ireland today, both politically and geographically.
We take a stop outside Trinity College, moving further into Dublins cultural history. We talk about how Trinity serves as a standing landmark in Dublin’s past.
Standing at the very central of College Green we take the views of Grafton Street, Dame Street, Trinity College and the Bank of Ireland. Here the guides will cover more on how the British Empire and the stand against them shaped Ireland today.
We take a stop at the statue of Molly Malone. A cultural icon of the city and a great local legend.
Changing it up to some more modern and cultural information we weave our way through the cobbled streets checking out local pubs, shops, street art and the iconic Temple Bar.
We dive even further back into Dublin’s past and talk about the founding of the city, the Vikings and take in the views and breathtaking outside architecture of Christchurch Cathedral.
Dublin Castle is one of the most visited places in Dublin. Here we talk about the handover of power from the British Empire and discuss what Dublin Castle does for the city today.
We finish up our tour at the Castle Gardens, Dubh Linn. Here we will discuss more on the Vikings, modern day Ireland and take a few moments to grab those picture perfect poses in an amazing picturesque setting.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).