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Exploring Belfast in a Day

Exploring Belfast in a Day

In many ways, Belfast is a city reborn. Far from the turbulent and violent place it was during The Troubles, modern Belfast is a vibrant, cosmopolitan, and thoroughly enjoyable city to explore. First established as a settlement for English and Scottish migrants in 1603 by Sir Arthur Chichester, Belfast had blossomed into an important center of commerce and industry by the 18th and 19th centuries. Linen, rope-making, tobacco, heavy engineering, and shipbuilding all thrived in Belfast and towards the end of the 19th century, Belfast became the largest city in Ireland, briefly overtaking Dublin in the process. Boasting an ever-growing list of attractions including exquisitely restored Victorian architecture, a beautiful waterfront lined with modern art, and several chic new restaurants and bars, there is much for you to discover and love in this fine Irish city.
Included
  • Roundtrip transfers to and from your hotel
  • Certified English speaking driver/guide
Not Included
  • Personal expenses during the tour (food and drinks)
  • Tip for the driver/guide (non-compulsory)
Duration: 8 hours
Possibility to Combine with Other Tours: No
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The Best of Dublin - City Highlights, Kilmainham Gaol, St Patrick's Cathedral & The Guiness Storehouse

The Best of Dublin - City Highlights, Kilmainham Gaol, St Patrick's Cathedral & The Guiness Storehouse

Welcome to Dublin, one of Europe’s most lively and vibrant cities, once the 2nd city of the British Empire, and of course home to Guinness! Delve into the old city of Dublin and the modern Irish lifestyle as your TrueTrips guide brings the city and history of Dublin to life. Re-live a thousand years of Dublin’s history from the Vikings to the 18th century, see how Dublin transformed from a walled medieval city to an elegant Georgian masterpiece. Visit sites such as Trinity College and the Book of Kells – the first University of Dublin created by the Pope in 1311; St Patricks Cathedral - the National Cathedral of the Church of Ireland; Dublin Castle – the defensive fortification built by the Normans; Kilmainham Gaol – the infamous prison complex run by the British and the Guinness Storehouse – the home of the “Black Stuff” known around the world as Guinness!
Included
  • Round-trip transportation from-to your hotel.
  • Certified English speaking guide.
  • All entrance fees & taxes.
Not Included
  • Personal expenses during the tour (food and drinks)
  • Tip for the driver/guide (non-compulsory)
Duration: 8 hours
Possibility to Combine with Other Tours: No
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A Guided Trip from Dublin to Kilkenny

A Guided Trip from Dublin to Kilkenny

Discover the natural beauty of Ireland on this wonderful day trip from Dublin to Kilkenny. Your adventure will begin in the warm and welcoming city of Dublin from where you will depart for the colorful Kilkenny. During this tour, you will pass through the County Wicklow known as "the Garden of Ireland" thanks to the peaceful environment of the Wicklow Mountains and valleys, and the breath-taking views of its coastline. Continuing on, you will stop at Powerscourt Gardens in order to explore one of the most beautiful environs in Ireland and publicly included in the world's greatest gardens. The estate itself is an 18th-century historical house surrounded by lush Italian and Japanese gardens that also attest to the site's name. As we drive south through The Sally Gap and The Peat bogs of the Wicklow Mountains you will enjoy the wild scenery and see Ireland at its best. Your tour will end in Kilkenny, once the capital of Ireland with its majestic castle, secret passages and 1,000 years of history.
Included
  • Transfer service from Dublin to Kilkenny.
  • Guided tour along the way.
  • All entrance fees & taxes.
Not Included
  • Personal expenses during the tour (food and drinks)
  • Tip for the driver/guide (non-compulsory)
Duration: 8 hours
Possibility to Combine with Other Tours: No
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