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Dublin's Northside and Southside, starting at O'Connell Street, with a stop at the city's oldest pub.
A private walking tour starting at O'Connell Street, covering both the Northside and Southside of Dublin, with a coffee stop at the oldest pub in the city.
Starting at O'Connell Street, this private tour covers Dublin's Northside and Southside, with a coffee stop at what's regarded as the oldest pub in the city.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Private pickup from your hotel or accommodation in central Dublin, or a convenient central meeting point if you prefer to walk to the start.
A genuinely broader geographic sweep than most single-neighborhood walks.
A real, historic stop built into the route.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private walking tour starting at O'Connell Street, covering both the Northside and Southside of Dublin, with a coffee stop at the oldest pub in the city. Starting at O'Connell Street, this private tour covers Dublin's Northside and Southside, with a coffee stop at what's regarded as the oldest pub in the city.
Starting from O'Connell Street, this walk is built to cover ground most single-neighbourhood tours don't - both the Northside and Southside of the Liffey, rather than picking one and sticking to it. That broader geography is really the point of the 'secrets' framing: it's less about one marquee landmark and more about how the two halves of the city actually fit together.
The coffee stop lands at what's widely regarded as Dublin's oldest pub, The Brazen Head, which claims a continuous history on its Bridge Street site back to 1198 (the current building itself dates to 1754, with the earliest confirmed licence to sell ale recorded in 1661). It sits almost exactly where Dublin's original Viking settlement began, and its regulars have included Robert Emmet, Daniel O'Connell, Wolfe Tone, and, much later, Michael Collins.
Worth noting honestly: a pub in Athlone, Sean's Bar, has a stronger documented claim to being Ireland's single oldest pub overall, dating back roughly to 900 AD. Within Dublin itself, though, The Brazen Head's claim to the title goes largely unchallenged.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
