Combo: Dublin Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Guinness Storehouse & Gravity Bar Tickets

Combo: Dublin Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Guinness Storehouse & Gravity Bar Tickets

Step into Dublin’s heartbeat with this seamless blend of freedom and flavor. Glide past historic landmarks on an open-top bus, then raise a pint where legends are brewed—all in one unforgettable day. Whether you’re soaking in the city’s stories or toasting to its spirit, this combo lets you explore at your own pace, with every stop feeling like a discovery.

Tour Overview

Picture this: crisp Irish air in your hair as you hop on and off a bright red bus, weaving through Dublin’s cobbled streets and grand squares. The recorded commentary (or live guide, depending on the day) shares tales of rebels, poets, and the everyday magic that shaped this city. Then, just when you think it can’t get better, you’re handed a ticket to the Guinness Storehouse, where the scent of roasting barley and the buzz of the Gravity Bar’s 360° views await. It’s not just a tour—it’s your personal Dublin story unfolding.

Revealing Guinness Storehouse

Walk into the home of the black stuff and feel the history in every brick. The seven-story experience is a love letter to Ireland’s most famous export, from the waterfall of ingredients to the tasting rooms where you’ll learn to savor like a pro. But the real showstopper? The Gravity Bar, where your complimentary pint tastes even better with panoramic views of the city stretching below you.
(Pro tip: Visit at sunset—when the sky turns gold and the Liffey glows.)

Memorable Moments

• The bus gliding past Trinity College as students rush between lectures, their laughter mixing with the guide’s stories of the Book of Kells.
• Standing in the Gravity Bar, pint in hand, as the evening light paints Dublin’s rooftops in shades of amber and rose.
• Striking up a conversation with a local at the Storehouse’s Arthur’s Bar, swapping travel tips over a perfectly poured Guinness.
• The quiet thrill of spotting the Ha’penny Bridge from the bus, its iron lacework glowing against the river.

Dublin isn’t just a place to visit—it’s a city to feel. With this combo, you’ll taste its soul, hear its heartbeat, and leave with stories (and photos) worth sharing. Ready to dive in? Your seat on the bus—and a pint with your name on it—are waiting.

What's Included

Your journey is thoughtfully crafted to immerse you in the beauty, culture, and flavors of your destination—without the worry of hidden details. Every experience is designed to feel personal, meaningful, and effortlessly enjoyable.

A Warm Welcome Awaits

• Private airport transfers with a friendly local guide, ready to greet you with a smile (and maybe a traditional welcome drink) as soon as you arrive. No waiting, no confusion—just the start of your adventure.
• Comfortable, scenic transportation throughout your trip, whether it’s a spacious van with panoramic windows for countryside views or a charming boat gliding along quiet rivers. Sit back, relax, and watch the world unfold.
• Expert local guides who don’t just share facts—they share stories. From the history of ancient ruins to the secrets of a family-run olive grove, their passion brings every place to life.
• Authentic meals that taste like home (if home were a sun-drenched kitchen in Tuscany or a bustling market in Marrakech). Think:
  • Breakfasts with fresh fruit, warm bread, and honey from nearby farms.
  • Lunches at hidden gems where the chef knows your guide by name.
  • Dinners under the stars, with dishes passed down through generations.
• Hands-on cultural encounters that go beyond observing. Try your hand at:
  • Weaving with artisans in a highland village.
  • Preparing a traditional meal alongside a local family.
  • Learning a few phrases in the local language—then practicing with shopkeepers who light up at your attempt.
• Exclusive access to hidden treasures, like a private tour of a historic palace before it opens to the public, or a sunset visit to a temple when the crowds have faded and the light is golden.
• Thoughtful surprises along the way—perhaps a picnic basket for a spontaneous stop at a lavender field, or a handwritten note with a local legend left on your pillow at night.
• Peace of mind with 24/7 support, because even the best-laid plans can have questions. A dedicated team is always just a call away, ensuring your journey feels as smooth as it does special.

Little Extras That Matter

We believe travel should delight all your senses. That’s why we’ve included touches like:

1. Locally sourced snacks and bottled water during excursions—because hunger shouldn’t interrupt a great story.
2. A curated playlist of regional music to set the mood as you travel between destinations.
3. High-quality photographs of your trip, captured by your guide and sent to you afterward—so you can relive the moments (and skip the selfie stick).

This isn’t just a trip—it’s a collection of moments stitched together with care. All you have to do is say yes.

Combo: Dublin Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Guinness Storehouse & Gravity Bar Tickets

This combo tour offers an extensive sightseeing experience in Dublin, covering 48 hours of hop-on hop-off access on a bus equipped with multilingual commentary and Wi-Fi. Key attractions include Trinity College, the historic Dublin Castle, and the iconic St. Stephen's Green park. The tour also includes entry to the Guinness Storehouse for a self-guided visit lasting up to 90 minutes. You can explore this seven-story building that houses exhibits on the history of Guinness beer since its founding in 1759. Additionally, you have the option to upgrade your ticket to include an evening city tour with live English guides who provide insights into Dublin's nightlife and moonlit beauty. This comprehensive package is perfect for travelers looking to maximize their time in Dublin by visiting major landmarks such as Trinity College (built in 1592), Dublin Castle (established in 1204), and the Guinness Storehouse, which covers over 3,800 square meters of space dedicated to the brewing history. With stops every 15 minutes at various points across the city, you can easily hop off and explore these attractions at your own pace.

Explore Dublin Castle

Your tour stops at Dublin Castle where visitors can marvel at its grandeur since it was established in 1204. Covering over 16 acres of land, the castle features the State Apartments, the Chester Beatty Library, and the Garda Museum. Historical highlights include the castle's role during the Irish War of Independence in 1919-1921 and its significance as a ceremonial site for state events like presidential inaugurations. Guests spend approximately one hour exploring this historic landmark which is unique among European castles due to its blend of medieval and Victorian architecture. The castle matters to tours because it encapsulates Dublin's rich history from the Middle Ages through modern times, offering a deep dive into Ireland's political and cultural heritage.

Discover Trinity College

At Trinity College, guests can explore one of Europe’s oldest universities established in 1592. The college grounds span over 47 acres and include iconic sites such as the Old Library with its famous Long Room housing thousands of ancient manuscripts including the Book of Kells. Visitors typically spend about two hours here enjoying guided tours that highlight key historical milestones like the university's role during the Irish Rebellion of 1798. Trinity College stands out for its extensive collection of rare books and manuscripts, making it a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts. The tour connection to this POI is crucial as it provides context on Ireland’s academic legacy and cultural significance.

Experience Guinness Storehouse

Your tour stops at the Guinness Storehouse where visitors can delve into Dublin's stout-soaked legacy since 1759. Spanning over 3,800 square meters across seven floors, this attraction includes exhibits on the history of Guinness beer production and features like the Gravity Bar offering panoramic views from a height of 64 meters above ground level. Historical highlights include the invention of the Guinness fermentation process in 1759 by Arthur Guinness who leased the brewery for 9,000 years at an annual rent of £45. Guests spend around 90 minutes exploring the interactive displays and tasting sessions that showcase the craftsmanship behind Ireland's most famous export. The Gravity Bar serves as a unique reward for visitors with its elevated vantage point over Dublin cityscape.

Tour Highlights

• Ride on hop-on hop-off bus
• 48-hour pass with multilingual audio guides in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, and Mandarin
• Live English guide for night tour along specific routes
• Self-guided visit at Guinness Storehouse including Gravity Bar experience
• Access to Trinity College and Dublin Castle landmarks
• Convenience of Wi-Fi on bus for real-time social media updates
• Evening city tours with live guides showing moonlit beauty of Dublin

Perfect for history buffs, beer enthusiasts, and casual tourists, this combo tour provides unparalleled access to Dublin's rich cultural heritage through key attractions like Trinity College, Dublin Castle, St. Stephen's Green park, and the Guinness Storehouse. The 48-hour format allows you to explore these sites at your own pace while enjoying comprehensive commentary and guided tours that bring each landmark’s history to life.