Ireland · TICKETS
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Pick by what your day actually looks like. These 15 tickets & entry passes hold up, and every entry carries its price, its running time, and the detail that decides between two that look the same.
Self-guided Guinness Storehouse tour with a complimentary pint at Gravity Bar and 360-degree views over Dublin.
“Fantastic place to visit. Really interesting to hear about the history of the storehouse and brewing process. The water feature is fantastic! Thought my 11year old would be bored but he loved it. View from the top of the storehouse is breathtaking.”
Pre-book EPIC Dublin’s Irish Emigration Museum with a mobile ticket, self-paced passport stamps, and a free audio guide in nine languages.
“Interactive and well done . Great use of technology! Wasn’t crowded though there were a lot of people but seemed”
Fast-track Book of Kells at Trinity College and Dublin Castle grounds with a local expert guide in about 2.75 hours.
“Miriam was a terrific guide. She was extremely courteous and informative and the tour was fantastic. This is one of the best things I did while I was in Ireland and I would highly recommend it to anybody else.”
Dublin Pass by Go City gives you QR-code entry to 40+ attractions, plus a hop-on hop-off bus ticket, perfect for DIY sightseeing.
“Excellent, easy to use, we went to so many attractions with the card!”
Visit EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin. Interactive galleries, free 10-day return, included audio app, and Dublin Docklands location.
“Loved every bit of it , made me so proud to be Irish and the tenacity of the Irish people. Did not know how far the Irish people had gone across the world because of the famine. Only improvement I could suggest is having the staff dress accordingly. To give authentic to the place . Like on the Dumbrode ship ,or Muchross house experience.”
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.”
Smithwick's Experience Kilkenny is a 1-hour interactive, guided look at medieval brewing, ending with a pint or a 3-ale tasting paddle.
“First you will learn how to pronounce Smithwicks correctly. Informative and high tech tour as you learn the history of this beer and the secret to what makes it so good. At the end of the tour, enjoy your beer tasting with fellow tour mates. The town of Kilkenny is small and quaint. Smithwicks is easy to find.”
Visit Ireland’s largest cathedral with a mobile entry ticket, audio stations, and standout stops tied to Jonathan Swift in Dublin.
“This cathedral was absolutely stunning! We did a self-guided tour and it was fine. I think that a guided tour would've been better just to learn even more. We really enjoyed our time visiting.”
Experience top Irish music, song and dance in intimate Galway at Trad on the Prom. World champion dancers and live vocal stars.
“Trad on the Prom was a wonderful experience performed by some wonderfully talented individuals Seating is VERY cramped, however, which id quite uncomfortable being shoulder to shoulder with strangers Staff also seemed a bit disorganised when opening doors and it became a bit of a free for all between tour groups and public visitors when finding seats”
Skip the line at Hook Lighthouse with a small-group guide, climb 115 steps, enjoy balcony views, and visit the centre.
“Great tour, very knowledgeable guide, lots to learn about an important part of Ireland's history. Learn and enjoy.”
From Cork, see Blarney Castle, Charles Fort, Kinsale, and Cobh with skip-the-line tickets and optional Titanic Museum time.
“Kevin was wonderful! Very helpful showing us around. We had a group of 7 which was very comfortable in the van. We were some of the first people at Blarney Castle so essentially no wait to kiss the stone which was wonderful. I do wish we’d had more time at Charles’ Fort but understandable with time restraints to get everything else in.”
National Wax Museum Plus Dublin ticket from $22. 13,000 sq ft of Irish, Hollywood and science wax figures, Mirror Maze and Father Ted room.
“Went for a quick trip to Dublin, Guinness Storehouse was already one of the destinations for sure, but since I had some free time, decided to go and visit the Wax Museum. Everything was with Xmas decor, what turned everything even funnier and different. Highly recommend going with friends or family.”
Self-guided entry to Dublin’s Christ Church Cathedral, with crypt treasures, Magna Carta, and an audio guide.
“Interesting place with a lot of history. Heard some about it while on a walking tour and our guide recommended seeing the inside and reading about some of the lore of the church”
Fast-track Guinness Storehouse entry plus unlimited Big Bus hop-on hop-off around Dublin, with a free pint at the Gravity Bar.
“Interest and informative! Worth the visit and pint at the end! A bit crowded at the top don’t expect a table and a seat!”
Westport House and Gardens admission lets you tour 30+ rooms and gardens at your pace, with Clew Bay views and a 3.5 km loop.
“Fantastic tour guide, very friendly staff, amazing story and home. Brilliant news about the new owners and how it will be resand left open for the public. The marble staircase made you feel like you were floating rather than walking.”
