Stories and Sights of Dublin by Bike

Faster than foot and traffic jams, there's no quicker and slicker way to see and hear all about Dublin than by bike in just 3 hours!

Experience details

• Destination

  Dublin

• Category

  Sports & leisure

• Duration

  3 hours

• Mode of transport

  Bike

• Available languages

  English

• Highlights

  • Family friendly

• What's included

  Private guide • Equipment • Bikes, helmets and hi-vis belts • Kids join for free

Here’s an overview of your activity

Your itinerary

• Meeting point

  D01 X2E5

• Meet on Dublin's Quirkiest Strret

  Safety and Tour Briefing

• Dublin Castle & City Hall

  Learn about the origins of the medieval city of Dublin white visiting it's former centre of power

• Dubh Linn Garden

  Visit this hidden gem of tranquility in the heart of Dublin and discover how the city got its name

• Ship Street

  Stop by the most interesting street corner in Dublin and hear historical anecdotes and quirky facts

• St. Patrick's Cathedral

  Visit the majestic 13th century cathedral, learn about its chequered past, and avail of a photo opportunity not to be passed up

• Teelings Distillery

  Venture into The Liberties, the heart and soul of Dublin, learn about the many whiskey distilleries for which the area os famous, and listed to the fascinating story of the great whiskey fire of Dublin

• Canal Basin

  After pedalling through the Liberties, stop at the other side and learn about the history of the Guinness Brewery and how the Grand Canal was used as a transport hub back in the day

• Royal Kilmainham Hospital and Gardens

  Visit this majestic building and gardens, off the beaten path, and take in some spectacular views of the city

• Bully's Acre

  See Dublin's oldest cemetery, the Brian Boru Stone, hear about the body snatchers and the story of a celebrity box from the 19th century

• Kilmainham Gaol

  Stop outside the notorious prison built in the 18th century. Now a major visitor attraction, learn about it's macabre history

• War Memorial Gardens

  Modern and medieval history coalesce as you free-wheel down through this picturesque park

• Collins Barracks National Museum, Croppie's Acre and Guinness Brewery

  At this final stop by the River Liffey you will see and discover where the brewery is today, one of Dublin's finest museums, and where, according to folklore, is the site of a burial grave from the 1798 rebellion

Select your local guide

Explore the city with our diverse Withlocals hosts—passionate storytellers offering unique perspectives on every tour.

• Ben

  The Native Outdoor Dub

  Ben

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Good to Know

• Tips

  • Bring a reusable water bottle to reduce plastic
  • Be aware of the cultural norms/expectations if entering religious buildings

• Included

  • Private guide
  • Equipment
  • Bikes, helmets and hi-vis belts
  • Kids join for free

• Cancellation

  • Receive a full refund for cancellations done 7 days before the experience date.
  • Your experience can be cancelled and fully refunded within 24 hours of purchase.