Visite audio-guidée autonome de Dublin

Book the Dublin self-guided audio tour and get to know Ireland's capital on foot, at your own pace. The app plans walking routes, navigates you to the sights and shares the stories behind places such as Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral, Temple Bar and the Ha'penny Bridge, with commentary in five languages and unlimited use during your stay.

What the Dublin audio tour covers

Exploring Dublin by foot is a great way to get to know its culture, history and heritage. The tour helps you find your way to Dublin Castle, the National Museum of Ireland and Áras an Uachtaráin, the residence of the Irish president, as well as Christ Church Cathedral and St Patrick's Cathedral. Learn interesting facts about the Guinness Storehouse and the Jameson Distillery before you visit, uncover the history of Kilmainham Gaol, once a prison, and relax in St Stephen's Green and Phoenix Park, home to Dublin Zoo. End the day by the River Liffey, crossing the Ha'penny Bridge to the restaurants and pubs of Temple Bar.

How the Dublin self-guided audio tour works

After booking, your voucher arrives by email with access to the audio guide, which you download to your smartphone. Download it over WiFi before you set out, then start the audio guide on your device whenever you are ready and visit the sights at your own convenience. The guide can be used at any time of day, though visits to specific attractions depend on their opening hours. Commentary is available in English, Spanish, German, French and Italian, and your ticket gives unlimited access to all self-guided features for the duration of your stay.

Who the Dublin audio tour suits

The tour suits independent travellers, couples and families who want to see Dublin without a fixed group schedule. It is suitable for wheelchair and stroller users, and pets and guide dogs are welcome. Use it to plan a relaxed first day of sightseeing in the city centre, then come back to it as you explore further, from the cathedrals to the parks. The city centre is compact and walkable, so you can mix stops with coffee breaks, a museum visit or live Irish music in a local pub. As your day winds down, enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants lining the busy Temple Bar district, then head to a pub for traditional folk music over a pint. Dublin weather changes quickly, so bring a light rain jacket, wear comfortable shoes, and keep your phone charged for a long day of walking and listening. Friendly locals are always happy to point you in the right direction if you need help finding a stop.

What to bring and what is not included

Bring a charged smartphone and your own headphones, as neither is supplied. Entry to attractions and public transport tickets are not included. Popular add-ons include Guinness Storehouse tickets, a Jameson Distillery tour with tastings and a Book of Kells and Dublin Castle tour.

Booking and cancellation

This ticket cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.