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Free Tour of Dublin: History, People and Revolutionaries

The tour lasts 2 hours
Available in English

Description

Do you want to get to know some incredible tales of Dublin history and rebellion? Then capture Dublin's spirit in this independent city tour. This tour tells the stories and experiences of ordinary Dubliners from throughout history, giving you a unique insight into the city, its people and its history.
In this tour, every building and attraction tells its own unique story of Dublin's history – stories of rebellion, class, pride and struggle. This tour looks at different people from Dublin's past, from roguish rebels like Lord Edward Fitzgerald to lesbian snipers of the 1916 Rising – we look at how this fascinating history shaped how we live today. This tour isn’t just about history, we also look at the culture and landmarks of Dublin, with tips and recommendations for enjoying Dublin on a budget. 
This is a unique, local insight into the city's people, culture and history. My focus here is what I feel makes free tours great – great stories with smaller groups, and a more relaxed and conversational style. You can also expect plenty of recommendation for destinations, food and drinks in the city too. 


Evin
Guide: Evin
Guiding since 2024
Hello, I'm Evin! I am an independent guide based in Dublin - a city with an incredible wealth of history and culture that I have long been fascinated with. I love to share the stories of these streets with just about anyone who will listen, which is why I started giving tours. The city has much to tell, from Viking times, through wars; famines; and independence to the modern day European capital which is so full of character. Let me guide you through Dublin's fair city, where you will see a diverse range of places, voices and cultures that will help you discover this bustling city.

7 stops
2.1 km walking
2 hours
Meeting point:Lady Grattan Drinking FountainI will be holding a colourful tote bag next to the Lady Grattan Drinking Fountain, at the junction of St. Stephen's Green North and Dawson Street.Open in Google Maps
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Outside visit
Mansion HouseResidence of the Lord Mayor and site of the First Dáil.
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Outside visit
Leinster HouseHome to Edward Fitzgerald, Tony Small and Dáil Éireann. We look at older rebellions and the colonisation of Ireland.
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Outside visit
Nassau StreetSome quick lesser known stories of Trinity College Dublin.

Free Tour of Dublin: History, People and Revolutionaries


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