Ireland · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
3 reviewed
The 3 self-guided tours that come first, in order, with what each one costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it is there for a reason.
Self-guided entry to St Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin with skip-the-line access, audio in multiple languages, and standout Swift, Swift’s burial, and stained glass.
“Beautiful Church Loved the architecture and stone used inside, gorgeous”
Self-guided Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, with an audio tour of the medieval nave and Ireland's largest crypt, plus cat and rat.
“Lovely cathedral, enjoyed the self-guided tour & beauty of the church.”
Self-guided bike tour in Killarney National Park, stopping at Muckross House, Muckross Abbey, and Torc Waterfall with bikes and maps.
“I recommend the tour around the water! Good paths for cycling and walking! You can hop of the bikes for short or longer walks, we enjoyed a good walk to the Torc waterfall. You can also hop on boat trips, visit the cafe and Muckross museum and gardens. It's absolutely possible to spend a whole day just exploring this area of the national parc. If you bring kids, don't take this route, but maybe only the route to Muckross. Here is also possibility to visit playground and an old farm activity center.”
