Tickets en Dublin

See the best of Dublin’s fair city with a hop on-hop off bus tour and raise a glass to the rare auld town at the home of her greatest export, the Guinness Storehouse. This combined excursion is the ideal way to savour Dublin’s delights in every sense of the word.

The City Sightseeing bus allows you to explore Dublin’s vast array of landmarks and attractions at you own leisure. There are a number of routes and 24 stops, with the chance to hop on or off at the National Museum, the National Gallery, Trinity College – whose library holds the legendary Book of Kells and featured in Star Wars - and Christ Church Cathedral. Down the hill is St Patricks’ Cathedral, whose belfry dominates the old city. Or drop by the Old Jameson Distillery and taste a drop of whiskey.

The Guinness Storehouse as the name suggests is more than a brewery; it is the home of the most famous stout in the world. As you come closer and closer to St James’s Gate, the smell of hops becomes stronger and stronger, creating a sense of anticipation. More than one million visitors make the pilgrimage every year to learn about the 250-year-plus history of Guinness and to enjoy 360-degree views of the city from the rooftop Gravity bar while sipping a complimentary pint of the black stuff.

Explora Cork, capital del condado homónimo y principal ciudad del sur de Irlanda, con este tour que incluye alojamiento en un hotel de 4* en Cork con desayuno irlandés incluido. La tarde del primer día es tu antojo para explorar o quizás, para descubrir los tradicionales pubs irlandeses que deleitan a sus clientes con música en directo. Al día siguiente te llevaremos a la famosa piedra Blarney y a Queenstown Story en Cobh, el puerto donde el Titanic hizo su última escala.

A highly enjoyable trip to Ireland's Southern capital, Cork, visiting the world renowned Blarney Castle and Gardens (all admissions and transfers / tours included).

Check in Dublin Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk) for 07.00 departure of Intercity train to Cork (breakfast available). On arrival in Cork we transfer by road to Blarney Castle where we kiss the famous stone and thus acquire the gift of eternal eloquence.

Time for shopping and lunch at Blarney Village before returning to Cork and take our train departing at 2.20pm and arriving in Dublin at 4.55pm.

A tour to the South and South West of Ireland taking in Cork, Blarney Castle, The Queenstown Story and then from Killarney, touring the Ring of Kerry the Cliffs of Moher and Galway Bay, returning to Dublin by train from Galway.

Day1 Check in Dublin Heuston Station( Customer Service Desk) for 7.00 departure of Intercity train (Breakfast included Monday to Friday) to Cork. We transfer by road to Blarney Castle and kiss the famous stone. After time for lunch and shopping, and a flavour of Cork City we visit Cobh Heritage Centre home of the ''Queenstown Story'' We depart Cork by train to Killarney where we are transfered to our comfortable Bed & Breakfast accommodation with en-suite facilities.

Day2 10:00 we embark on the famous Ring of Kerry tour which is a largely coastal drive around the Iveragh Peninsula - lots of stunning mountain and coastal scenery, including the famous Lakes of Killarney.

Day3 07:30 transfer from Killarney to Limerick to join DH06 visit Bunratty Castle, Cliffs of Moher, traditional pub at Doolin, Galway Bay, return to Dublin Heuston by InterCity train arriving at 21.45.

Un tour de tres días por el sur y el suroeste de Irlanda que te permitirá descubrir Cork, el castillo de Blarney, la exposición de Queenstown Story y Killarney, haciendo un recorrido por el anillo de Kerry a través de la silvestre ruta atlántica. El anillo de Kerry es un circuito turístico de 179 kilómetros de longitud ubicado en el condado de Kerry, al suroeste de Irlanda. Con este tour contemplarás las vistas de las islas Skellig, donde se rodó recientemente “El despertar de la fuerza” de Star Wars. No te pierdas la oportunidad de explorar la península de Dingle, el punto más al oeste de Irlanda.

No dejes escapar esta oportunidad única que te brinda la posibilidad de visitar las magníficas costas del sur y oeste, con unos paisajes marinos y montañosos idílicos. Descubre los principales destinos turísticos de Irlanda como Cork, Cobh, el castillo de Blarney, el anillo de Kerry, el castillo de Bunratty, los acantilados de Moher, la bahía de Galway y Connemara. El tour abarca parte de la ruta costera del Atlántico e incluye dos noches de alojamiento en Killarney y una noche en Galway.

Todos a bordo del tren que te llevará por el sur, suroeste y oeste de Irlanda. El tour cubre gran parte de la ruta costera del Atlántico: empieza en el sur con Cork, castillo de Blarney y el anillo de Kerry y sigue hacia el oeste, a los acantilados de Moher, Connemara y las islas Aran en la bahía de Galway.

Si lo que estabas buscando es un tour que cubriera lo más destacado de Irlanda, deja de buscar, ¡tenemos el tour perfecto! Te ofrecemos un tour que incluye dos noches en Killarney, dos noches en Galway y dos noches en Dublín.
El tour te brinda la oportunidad de descubrir una gran parte de las rutas costeras del Atlántico y de la calzada. Nos dirigiremos al sur para explorar Cork, el castillo de Barney y el anillo de Kerry antes de seguir por el oeste hacia los acantilados de Moher y las islas Aran en la bahía de Galway. Al final, iremos al norte para admirar la famosa calzada de los Gigantes.

ITINERARY DAY 1 Check in Dublin Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk) for 07.00 departure of Intercity train to Cork (free full Irish Breakfast included Monday to Friday if tour booked directly online at www.railtoursireland. com). We transfer to Blarney Castle, (admission included) kiss the Blarney Stone and thus acquire the gift of eternal eloquence. After time for lunch and shopping we have a short city tour of Cork and we have a scenic journey alongside Cork Harbour to Cobh where the Titanic made its last port of call and where generations of Irish emigrants left for the new worlds. We visit the Cobh Heritage Centre home of the Queenstown Story and The Titanic Story (admission included). We travel by train from Cobh to Killarney where we are transferred to our comfortable Bed and Breakfast accommodation with ensuite facilities free upgrade to four star standard hotel if you book directly online at www.Railtours Ireland.com. in the center of Killarney. Evening Free to explore the traditional pubs and restaurants and maybe a walk to the famous lakes.

ITINERARY DAY 2 10.00am we embark on the famous Ring of Kerry tour which is a largely coastal drive around the Iveragh Peninsula, on one side of which is Dingle Bay. Lots of stunning mountain and coastal scenery. We pass through Sneem Village and see The Skellig Rocks, The Macgillicuddy Reeks including Irelands highest mountain, Carrantuohill. Our route includes Molls Gap and Ladies View over the world famous Lakes of Killarney. Evening free and overnight in Killarney in quality hotel accommodation.

ITINERARY DAY 3 07.30 transfer by road from Killarney to Limerick passing through the lovely village ofAdare. In Limerick we have a short tour of the treaty city and setting for the movie ''Angela's Ashes''. We head north to Bunratty Castle and Folk Village, we include admission and a guided tour of this wonderful medieval castle and the accurate recreation of Irish Country life in the adjacent Folk Park. Our next stop is at a traditional Irish pub, O'Connor's of Doolin, with its reasonable priced seafood and pub grub - try the chowder (lunch not included). It is a short drive from here to the majestic Cliffs of Moher, (admission incl) from here we enter the unique lunar landscape of the Burren rounding Black Head before heading along the shores of Galway Bay/ (our route is regarded as one of Europes top ten coastal drives). Overnight in Galway City in three/four star hotel. Evening free. .

ITINERARY DAY 4 10.30am transfer to Connemara Airport for flight and tour of Inismór, the largest of the Aran Islands, where we join our tour of the Island with time for lunch at Kilronan before our visit to the magnificent ancient fort Dún Aengus/ with its sheer cliffs and dramatic seascapes. Return flight and transfer back to Galway City with time for exploring and shopping.

After leaving Dublin and crossing Ireland, you'll travel along the scenic coastal road to the beautiful Connemara region on Ireland’s west coast that is often referred to as Ireland’s last unspoiled area. You’ll pass through a landscape of deep-green pastures where wild Connemara ponies graze and see networks of lakes in the shadows of the Twelve Bens mountain range. Connemara is a region where many ancient Irish traditions and customs are preserved, and you'll find it to be a Gaelic-speaking area. Be sure to ask your guide for a few handy phrases!

After a break at Maam Cross, your Connemara and Galway City Day Trip will continue through the Inagh Valley, before reaching Kylemore Abbey, a former Benedictine monastery and one of Ireland’s most distinctive buildings. Now used primarily as a nun’s retreat, Kylemore Abbey enjoys a tranquil location, nestled at the foot of the formidable Duchruach Mountain on the northern shore of Lough Pollacappul. Have your camera ready to capture unforgettable shots of the abbey in the peaceful solitude of its stunning surroundings.

Originally built in 1867, the abbey is again steeped in history, including tragedy, Royal visits. Entry to the abbey, the Walled Gardens and the Gothic Church is included during winter months only (November - March). During summertime (April - October), you'll enjoy a boat trip around the Killary Fjord, Ireland's only fjord, to experience the unspoiled splendor of its landscape. Marvel at all the mussel beds in the fjord as you look at Mweelrea, the highest mountain on the west coast of Ireland. You will not be disappointed with this natural wonder of the world.

In the late afternoon, you'll visit the postcard-perfect village of Leenane, where the 1990 film “The Field” was filmed, before heading into lively Galway City. Here you’ll have approximately one hour to sightsee at leisure, so why not take a walk down to Galway Harbour (Claddagh)? The peaceful harbor area is the entrance to famous Galway Bay, and is perfect for a spot of relaxation before returning to Dublin.

Indulge in some of southwestern Ireland's most magnificent scenery on a 2-day trip to the Ring of Kerry from Dublin. Stay overnight in Killarney and travel by coach along this scenic route with an informative local guide, stopping at panoramic vistas along the Ring of Kerry. From Moll’s Gap and Ladies View, you’ll get picture-worthy views of Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, Carrantuohill and the Lakes of Killarney!

This 2-day guided trip by train and coach heads through southwestern Ireland’s spectacular and scenic Ring of Kerry, with an overnight stay at a 4-star hotel plus breakfast included!

Day 1: Dublin – Killarney.
When you arrive at Dublin Heuston Station, check in with your friendly host for your 3pm departure to Killarney. Arriving at your destination at 6:20pm, you’ll be transferred to your hotel in central Killarney, where you can enjoy a leisurely evening before your scenic coach tour the following day. Overnight: 4-star hotel in Killarney.

Day 2: Killarney – Dublin (B) .
With your group, enjoy breakfast at your hotel before pickup by your knowledgeable guide. Your sightseeing tour by comfortable coach goes through the picturesque Ring of Kerry – southwestern Ireland’s scenic 110-mile (180-km) route.

Follow this circular road through some of Ireland’s most spectacular scenery. Head through Moll's Gap and admire the red sandstone rocks along the scenic pass. At a panoramic vista, your guide will point out camera-worthy views of Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, a lovely mountain range that reaches across 12 miles (19 km) of rural terrain.

Take in Ireland’s highest peaks and catch sight of the tallest, Carrantuohill, which reaches a height of 3,400 feet (1,040 meters). Stop at Ladies View, another scenic lookout point along the Ring of Kerry, and take in the awe-inspiring sight of the three Lakes of Killarney – Lough Leane, Muckross Lake (also called Middle Lake) and Upper Lake.

At the end of your scenic tour, return to Killarney for your train departure to Mallow, joining the Dublin-bound express and arriving in Dublin at 9pm. (Dinner service is available aboard the train at your own expense.)

An overnight tour to Ireland's mid western - capital - Limerick , the Treaty City , on the banks of the majestic river Shannon. This Tour includes four star standard Hotel accommodation in the City Centre and a full Irish Breakfast. Your evening in Limerick is free to explore the locations where the film Angela's Ashes was made and perhaps have a pint in one of the city's many Traditional pubs. The next day we will take you to visit Medieval Bunratty Castle then on to a charming pub for a lunch stop on the remote Atlantic coast al village and then to the Cliffs of Moher .We travel through the Burren, around Black Head and on to Galway City along the shores of Galway Bay. (all admissions and transfers/tours included).

Day 1

Check in Dublin Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk) for the 15:25 (3.25pm) departure of intercity train. On arrival in Limerick at 17.40 we transfer you to your four star standard hotel in Limerick City Centre.

You have the evening free in "the Treaty City" - a vibrant lively city with a great selection of bars and restaurants to suit all tastes and pocket.

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Day 2

Pick up at your Hotel at 09.30am. We head north to Bunratty Castle and Folk Village (admission included), then to a Doolin village Pub for our lunch stop and on to the majestic Cliffs of Moher on the wild Atlantic coast.

We enter the unique lunar landscape of the Burren, rounding Black Head before heading along the shores of Galway Bay to Galway the city of the tribes. Free time in Galway for shopping or to grab a bite to eat. We then join our Dublin bound train (light meals available) at 19:15 arriving in Heuston at 21.45.

The drive from the Cliffs of Moher to Galway city is regarded by the AA Automobile Association as one of the top 10 coastal drives in Europe.

Descubre los encantos de la bahía de Galway, rodeada por la región de Burren y los acantilados de Moher, frente a la impactante Connemara y con las islas Aran en la desembocadura de este estuario mundialmente conocido. Alójate en un hotel de 3* en el corazón de la vibrante y cultural Galway, conocida como la ciudad de las tribus.

An Overnight to the North of Ireland, Belfast City including a four star standard Hotel in the Heart of Belfast City Centre which includes the famous ' The Ulster Fry' Breakfast. You have the evening free to explore the vibrant city of Belfast. Day two you will visit Irelands top tourist attraction the Giants Causeway which has often been described as the Eighth Wonder of the World. This is a fascinating day out to the famed Antrim coast with its spectacular seascapes taking in the Giant's Causeway and Dunluce Castle.

Day one: Check in Dublin Connolly station (information desk) for the 13: 20 (1.20pm) departure of enterprise train to Belfast. On arrival in Belfast Central Station we will transfer to a local train service to Belfast Great Victoria Street which is situated directly underneath your 4 star standard Hotel. The rest of the afternoon is free to explore the exciting Northern Capital.

Day Two: After your Ulster Fry, you will be picked up at your Hotel at 09:30am. We will travel by coach on the famous Antrim Coast Road crossing the lovely Glens of Antrim en route to Ballycastle and the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge. Glimpse the Scottish coast on a clear day. We continue to the stunning Giant's Causeway next, seeing Dunluce Castle (photo stop only). We return to Belfast and our train to Dublin arriving at Connolly station at 22.15 (snacks available on board).

Enjoy a day out to Ireland's "sunny south east". We visit the ancient city of Kilkenny or as it is known "The Marble City". We continue on to explore the historic Viking City of Waterford where we visit The Waterford Crystal Visitors' Centre.

Check-in Dublin Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk) for 07.25 (snacks available) departure of intercity train to Kilkenny. We arrive at 9.00am after a scenic rail journey and we take a guided tour of Kilkenny City known as "The Marble City", after the tour you will have plenty of time to explore and perhaps visit Kilkenny Castle overlooking the River Nore (admission not included) and the nearby Kilkenny Design Centre. We depart Kilkenny at 11.30 and arrive in Waterford Crystal on the banks of the River Suir in the heart of Waterford City at 12.15.

On arrival we have time for lunch (not included) followed by a tour of the Waterford Cyrstal Visitors Centre (included). The tour departs Waterford by train at 14.50 arriving in Dublin Heuston at 17.06.

If you would like to further explore this ancient Viking City on your own you can avail of a later departure from Waterford at 18.25 arriving in Dublin Heuston at 20.40. (snacks available).