We are a young team that left Spain in 2009 and we are in London to create this beautiful project. At the request of our "walkers" we grew up in Paris, Dublin, Berlin, Malaga, Cordoba and Budapest, teaching these cities to thousands of Spanish speakers. We are professional guides and we are madly in love with every corner of the cities we teach.
Dublin at Christmas is dressed in light and tradition. We will begin our visit next to the Royal Chapel of Dublin Castle and we will learn the first details of some of the Christmas traditions in Ireland while we enter the market that is set up right next door. Do you want to know how to say Christmas greetings in Gaelic?
We will continue our tour across the Millennium Bridge until we reach the popular Spire , passing through another Christmas market, Henry Street , the oldest in the city and where visitors can buy Christmas baskets , decorations, gifts, toys and much more.
While we continue to delve deeper into Irish Christmas customs, we will cross O'Connell Bridge until we reach Grafton Street , the city's main shopping street, where we will learn why we should kiss when we are under a mistletoe or what ingredients the popular drink is made with. winter Hot Toddy and the pubs where we can taste it.
We will discover other curiosities about Ireland at Christmas, such as what “ Little Christmas ” or “ Women's Christmas ” is and when it is celebrated at our stop in front of the Mansion House and we will end our walk in Merrion Square Park , where we will observe the striking Christmas tree that is installed in this corner, while we talk about this tradition.
👀 Reservations for more than 6 people 👀
Dublin Castle, next to the Royal Chapel. Look for your guide who will be carrying an umbrella or a teal flag with the Walking Through Europe logo.
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).
