Dublin is well known for elegant architecture, a thriving pub life, and vibrant religious culture. Major squares are lined with fine houses as well as shops and restaurants. Medieval churches also dot the cityscape. But Dublin, for all its cosmopolitan appeal, continues to be a city of legends for many.

Day 1
Urban Adventure

Savor Dublin, why don’t you? If you don’t want to miss picture-perfect sights, better explore on foot. For gorgeous pictures and a wide-ranging experience of the city, visit the following: a bustling market near the Garden of Remembrance, the banks of Liffey River, the famous H’penny Bridge, Temple Bar, and St Stephen’s Green.


Dublin thru the Lens - A cultural walk

Day 2
Newgrange & the Wicklow Mountains!

After having sampled the beer, the night life, and culture in Dublin, you may wish to go on Irish adventures to places outside the city where fact and legend are still indistinguishable from one another, such as Newgrange with the mysterious Neolithic burial mounds, or the Wicklow Mountains where myths and gorgeous scenery vie with each other for your attention.



The Valley of the Kings Tour (Visiting The Tomb of Newgrange & Monasterboice)
The Grand Wicklow Tour