Easy Access tickets to Roe & Co Whiskey Distillery
Immersive whiskey making demonstration and the art of blending
Enjoy spectacular Whiskey samples and one premium Whiskey Drink
Explore Dublin's Whiskey Trail on a fully guided walking tour
Skip-the-Line Ticket to Guinness Storehouse and pint of Guinness
Benefit from skip-the-line access to Dublin's newest whiskey attraction, the Roe & Co Irish Whiskey Distillery and the iconic Guinness Storehouse. Situated within the historic Powerhouse of the historic Guinness Brewery, this tour promises an enlightening journey through Dublin's renowned "Golden Whiskey Triangle", the heart of Ireland's whiskey distillery scene during the 18th and 19th centuries. Explore the premises of George Roe & Sons, home to the world's largest whiskey distillery of its time, to enjoy an extraordinary class in Whiskey cocktail making & tasting. Cheers!
Indulge in a VIP group tour boasting skip-the-line privileges, granting exclusive access to two of Dublin's must-see destinations: the esteemed Roe & Co Irish Whiskey Distillery, and the exceptional renowned "Golden Triangle", the historic epicentrum of Ireland's brewing and distilling legacy. Embark on an immersive whiskey tasting adventure where fun, flavour, and collaborative innovation intertwine to create unforgettable moments and delicious cocktails.
Your journey commences in the vibrant heart of Dublin's historic quarter, "The Liberties", where The Roe & Co Whiskey Distillery awaits. Delve into the world of Roe & Co, a bustling urban distillery renowned for crafting top-tier whiskey.
Experience the re-imagining of whiskey as you navigate through a tapestry of rich history and contemporary culture. Engage in the intricacies of distillation, master the art of blending, and partake in a hands-on flavours workshop that will elevate your tasting experience to new heights. This unparalleled tour pulses with excitement, breathing new life into the once-powerful grounds of the Guinness Brewery.
Enjoy a pint of Guinness in the iconic Guinness Storehouse. Skip the line at the Guinness Storehouse for a guided tour around the complexes. Listen as your guide explains the ingredients used and learn of the complex brewing. Then, enjoy tastings of the beer.
On this fun filled engaging tour you will visit Guinness Storehouse Ireland's No. 1 visitor attraction, a "must see" on any visit to Dublin. Housed in an old fermentation plant in the heart of St James's Gate Brewery, the now seven-storey visitor experience tells the story of Ireland's iconic drink and brings to life the heritage of this world famous dark stout beer. In the company of your local expert guide your journey begins standing at the bottom of the world's largest pint glass, which rises through the building. It is a dramatic story that begins over 250 years ago and ends in Gravity Bar, Dublin's highest bar where you will receive a complimentary pint of Guinness while enjoying spectacular views over Dublin and listening to some great stories from your engaging and friendly guide.
Your guide will commence your escorted tour at the ground floor Atrium to see the copy of the 9,000-year brewery lease signed by Guinness' founder, Arthur Guinness, in 1759, and learn about the four ingredients of the iconic Irish stout: water, barley, hops and yeast.
The Merry Ploughboy is the only pub in Ireland owned and managed by musicians. Playing together since 1989, the Merry Ploughboys are one of the longest performing live bands in Ireland.
The two hour Irish music & Irish dance show, which takes place every night at the pub, has been awarded the "Best Dinner/ Entertainment Event in Ireland"and also the winner of the "Best Traditional Show in Ireland"- 2010 to 2019 inclusive and the pub is the current "Music Pub of the Year" in Ireland.
Homemade Seafood Chowder - A delicate blend of shellfish and seafood bound in a rich creamy veloute finished with fresh herbs and served with traditional Irish brown bread
Root Vegetable Soup - Locally grown root vegetables lightly roasted and blended with a homemade vegetable stock, served with traditional Irish brown bread
Mains
Tender Irish Angus Beef braised in Guinness and served with a root vegetable & rosemary jus
Fillet of Irish Sea Trout (served off the bone) topped with a dill and lemon crust, with poached asparagus and a white wine & lemon butter sauce
Supreme of free range Limerick chicken served with an Irish herb potato cake, sauce Florentine, cherry tomato
Lamb Shank - tender shank of Wicklow lamb, slow cooked in a rich lamb stock, with a red wine and rosemary jus
Vegetarian/Vegan Main
Roast sweet potato and chickpea curry in a light coconut and red chilli sauce topped with toasted almonds, served with basmati rice
Experience a fully guided tour of two of Ireland's top visitor attractions
Skip the long lines to the Guinness Storehouse & Jameson's Whiskey Distillery
Sample different whiskeys at a comparison tasting and enjoy a pint of Guinness
Listen to fascinating stories about Arthur Guinness and his influence in Dublin
Admire epic views of Dublin from Guinness Gravity Bar with a pint of Guinness
Experience the Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Whiskey Distillery on a skip-the-line half-day tour. Visiting 2 of Dublin's top attractions in an Irish experience like no other. Experience 2 of Dublin's essentials on this tour in and around the historic city center. Sample both whiskey and beer as you visit these two fascinating factories with your guide.
Meet your local Dublin guide at the Jameson Whiskey Distillery for a tasting experience in an exclusive setting. Sample Jameson Whiskey variants and learn which 3 ingredients go into making the world's most famous Irish whiskey.
Get a coveted Whiskey Taster Certificate and enjoy a free drink among new friends. Let your guide share fascinating stories about Ireland's whiskey and history.
Continue your tour with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse. Skip the long lines to enjoy a tasting and a free pint of Guinness. Enjoy a tutorial about the famous beer from your guide while sipping the perfect pint of dark beer.
Marvel at the world's largest pint glass as it rises up the 7-storey atrium. Learn how Guinness is made and transported around the world before discovering some of the storehouse's other floors packed with engaging exhibits.
You will board our comfortable coach, meet your guide and fellow adventurers, then head west out of Dublin. We will pass the Guinness Factory, Kilmainham Jail, and Curragh horse racing track. There are quaint villages, lush countryside, and even some castle ruins to see as we head toward the Cliffs of Moher. So, keep your cameras ready!
10:40am: The Cliffs of Moher
You will have the opportunity to stroll around the impressive cliff tops, enjoy panoramic views and take in the history of the area. Marvel at the captivating landscape and stunning views out to sea. Feel the breeze on your face as you look out at the waves crashing against the cliffs below (from a safe distance!) This is a lovely walk, the landscape changes as you move, and each angle is more stunning than the next. You will certainly take lovely photos here! Included in the price is the entrance to the cliffs as well as an interactive video in the visitor centre.
12:45pm: Doolin - Lunch
After exploring the cliffs, you will have worked up an appetite, so we will stop for lunch at the delightful village of Doolin. Well known for its traditional Irish music, Doolin is located near Lisdoonvarna, famous for its matchmaking festival. Enjoy lunch here before boarding the bus again for further adventure. (Lunch not included)
2pm: The Burren
After lunch, we will head to the Karst landscape of the Burren. It is almost like taking a lunar walk as you traverse the rocky limestone exterior. This unique region is home to many plants and flowers, which manage to grow within fertile crevices in the rocky ground. Lovely orchids and bright gentian blue flowers only grow in this part of the country. See if you can spot them! Take a refreshing stroll right on the coast and navigate the rocky landscape.
3:45pm: Galway City
Discover the Bohemian city of Galway. It is renowned for its brightly painted pubs, live music, and cafes. Galway is a city steeped in history; explore the meandering streets and listen to the many street performers from around the world who call this city their home. Remnants of the medieval town walls lie between shops selling Aran sweaters, handcrafted Claddagh rings, and stacks of second-hand and new books. This "City of Tribes" will surely be a highlight of your day tour!
5pm: Depart Galway and return to Dublin
We will return to Dublin reminiscing about the day's activities, the memorable scenery, and with stories to tell about our experiences! The Cliffs of Moher are the most visited natural attraction in Ireland. We are certain the tour will be something that you will remember long after you've returned home.
Important information
All times are approximate and subject to change based on traffic conditions.
Enjoy our exclusive Dublin walking tour where our local guides will take you on a stroll through Dublin's cobbled streets and show you what the city has to offer.Learn all about the vibrant history as you pass the historic sites that shaped the modern European city it has become today. From the ancient Vikings , English rule , Irish writers and famous singers.There is a lot to be discovered and our walking tour of Dublin is a convenient way to learn a lot and to find your bearings around the capital.
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 9am 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).
Stroll through Dublin's most iconic and beautiful pubs and discover the importance of beer in Irish culture.
Indulge in pub culture and tour Dublin's most iconic venues with the Temple Bar Tour, Irish Pubs history, a must-see for the most important Irish pubs in the area for their antiquity, style and history.
As we walk around the city, our Spanish-speaking guide will tell us anecdotes and curiosities to understand the important role that pubs play in the daily life of the Irish and their passion for bars. We will also learn a bit more about whiskey and beer, mainly from the famous Guinness black beer. We will start with the traditional Irish pub, knowing its many years of history; continuing through the Victorian-style pub and its numerous ornamental details. We will also see the famous wall of fame, with portraits of U2, Van Morrison and Sinead O'Connor, and the corner of Temple Bar, the flagship of the neighborhood. We will enjoy the best live music from a brewery-inspired pub, ending our explanation at the well-known and fun Celtic-style pub.
What will you discover?
What does "craic" mean to an Irishman?
Why do funerals in Ireland end up in a bar with a round of beers?
Where does the Irish's passion for bars and beer come from?
Why the name "porter" (black beer)?
How does the English pub differ from the Irish pub?
Why was beer thought to have healing powers in the middle ages?
What alcoholic drink was called "water of life"?
What does "pub" really mean? And who were his true creators?
Why did some pubs have such flashy names as "The Blue Leg" or "The Flying Horse"?
What is the most photographed corner of Dublin?
What does the clover symbol mean for some establishments?
Combine your Big Bus Tours Dublin Discover Ticket with a visit to the world-famous Guinness Storehousefor the ultimate Dublin experience. Enjoy the freedom of a hop-on, hop-off sightseeing tour, exploring the city's top landmarks and attractions at your own pace.
Then, step inside Ireland's most popular visitor attraction and embark on a self-guided journey through seven floors of interactive exhibits, tracing the story of Guinness from its origins to its global fame. With entry to the Guinness Storehouse, home to the iconic Irish dry stout beer, you'll be warmly welcomed by Guinness ambassadors before embarking on a 90-minute self-guided tour to learn about the history of Guinness in Dublin, the provenance of its ingredients, and its cultural impact across time.
Discover the brewing process, learn about its iconic advertising, and finish your visit in the Gravity Bar, where you can savor a perfectly poured pint while taking in unmatched 360deg panoramic views of Dublin's skyline.
Cliffs of Moher
The main attraction for the day and definitely well worth it. With a maximum height of 214m (702 feet in old money ) and about 14 km long you will truly be amazed by these cliffs. On a good day, you will be able to see the Aran Islands, the Maumturks and Twelve Pins mountain ranges to the north in County Galway. After doing the ledge experience at the visitors centre (entry fees included) go and explore the area in both directions. Ranked among the most visited tourist sites in Ireland and a "signature point" on the official Wild Atlantic Way tourist trail.
The Burren
Step onto the Burren and experience the lunar landscape that is unique to all of Ireland.With the warmest ground temperature recordings in the country you will find Arctic, Mediterranean, and Alpine plants growing in the same area. Scientist claim that of all the butterflies and moths species in Ireland only two is not present here. Can you prove them wrong?
Kilmacduagh Monastery
The monastery is sometimes referred to as "the seven Churches" with regards to the abundance of 11th to 13th-century ruins located in the area. The round tower is one of the finest examples in Ireland and is leaning by more than 2 feet off vertical. Legend has it that in the Diocese of Kilmacduagh, no man will ever die from lightning. This was put to the test when one unlucky man was struck, but the force of the bolt made him fly through the air into County Clare, where he died.
Galway City
Visit the "City of Tribes" and discover what Galway is hiding from the rest of the world. Home to the largest medieval church still in everyday use in Ireland and numerous other historic buildings. Explore Lynch's castle and the Spanish Arch or take a stroll down Shop street and see the buskers and other artists do they trade. Christopher Columbus found Galway the hard way, we will take you there in comfort
We will leave Galway and the magic of Western Ireland behind us and return to Dublin.
