• Molly Malone Statue - At this renowned Irish statue, discover the tale behind the traditional Irish song and uncover some unexpected origins of its creation. Learn about famous artists who have performed this song live, and enjoy a few lines of the song itself!
• George’s Street Arcade - As you wander through the delightful George’s Street Arcade, find out where the Oscar-winning Irish song, Falling Slowly, was first recorded. Discover the enchanting story of how Dublin busker Glen Hansard and his co-writer Marketa Irglova ended up on the Oscars red carpet in Hollywood, bringing home an Oscar for Best Song. This heartwarming fairytale from the film Once will captivate and inspire you.
• Luke Kelly Statue - At the Luke Kelly Statue, delve into the life of this Irish folk legend. As a co-founder of The Dubliners, Luke’s legacy, remarkable voice, and musical influence are celebrated at festivals today. His renditions of Irish folk songs like ‘The Town I Loved So Well’, ‘Whiskey in the Jar’, ‘Scorn Not His Simplicity’, and ‘Raglan Road’ will resonate in the Irish folk scene for years to come. Enjoy his story, songs, humor, and some tunes by The Dubliners.
• Gaiety Theatre - Discover a bit of history about the Gaiety Theatre and explore the handprint pavement outside, featuring legends from opera star Pavarotti to comedian Billy Connolly and Hollywood star Gabriel Byrne. This laneway of handprints offers a fascinating glimpse into the stars and stories that grace the streets of Dublin.
• Phil Lynott Statue - At this iconic statue of Phil Lynott, sculpted by Paul Daly, learn about the rise of Thin Lizzy, one of the first famous international rock bands. Lead singer Phil was a sensitive, charismatic, and talented writer who, with his band, toured the USA opening for Queen. His rock version of ‘Whiskey in the Jar’ became a top 10 UK hit, and ‘The Boys Are Back in Town’ is one of the famous songs admired by stars like Bob Geldof and U2’s Bono.
• St Stephens Green - After enjoying the vibrant buskers on Grafton Street, take in the tranquility of St. Stephens Green. Pause for a song and listen to a track or two from the journey so far, overlooking the beautiful lake and natural surroundings of St. Stephens Green.
• O’Donoghue’s Bar - This bar is like a museum celebrating The Dubliners, with photos and memories of their live performances at this famous Dublin venue. Relax and appreciate the stories the walls tell. Live music is often played here, and sometimes there’s the chance to hear a song live. If you’re thirsty, enjoy a small drink of your choice before heading back to the streets.
• Merrion Square - As you stroll across Merrion Square, visit the location where U2 closed off a street for the ‘Sweetest Thing’ video, recorded as Bono’s apology to Ali for forgetting her birthday. The video features famous Irish guests and an intriguing ending, all revealed at this spot. Also, visit the Oscar Wilde Statue for a colorful photo opportunity at this stunning statue made from three different stones from three continents!
• Trinity College Dublin - Walk through the grounds of Trinity and see the bronzed globe with a sphere within a sphere, created by Ornaldo Pomodorro in 1982-83. This unique bronze masterpiece is accompanied by stories of famous artists and singers who performed at the Trinity Ball, including U2, ten years before their Joshua Tree Tour.
• Irish Whiskey Museum - After exploring Dublin City, relax and enjoy your very own ‘Whiskey in the Jar’! Sample three varieties of whiskey, including The Busker Whiskey, so you can not only listen to buskers on the streets but also taste The Busker Whiskey at the end of a delightful afternoon of stories and songs. Sit back, relax, and savor the unique and renowned flavors of The Irish Whiskey Museum, a fantastic attraction in the heart of the city.

• Alcoholic beverages

Embark on a unique exploration of Dublin City, filled with tunes, monuments, and untold tales about the city’s rock, folk, and worldwide music icons! Dublin is home to musical legends from U2 to Thin Lizzy to Luke Kelly! Discover the story behind Bono’s creation of the largest apology video in history after failing to remember his wife’s birthday and how a street performer from Grafton Street made it to Hollywood’s red carpet to receive an Oscar! To top it off, enjoy a leisurely whiskey tasting session and a live street performance! This excursion is brimming with rhythm, delight, music, and narratives! :)

• Minimum age for Alcohol Beverage is 18 years old and above.
• If you book this tour as an adult we assume you are of legal drinking age and accept no responsibility for underage drinking. A soft drink will be supplied for underage participants.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.