City Sightseeing Dublin

Was pulled into this bus tour but so enjoyed the knowledge/​humor/​energy of our tour guide, we stayed till the end! Finn was our guide – subtly hilarious and extremely knowledgable.

I’ve been on this tour a couple of times now, I moved to Dublin 2 months ago and on my first day here I bought a ticket.
Some may say that it is expensive, I believe it is worth the money! 19 euro for 2 whole days of bus and information?! Who can complain about that?
I’ve had different guides in this tour and they have all been great in each their own way. Try getting a live guide if you go. They all have different information and I get smarter every time. I love the little anecdotes and story’s from Dublin.
The red line is my favorite, I goes all around Dublin centre and out to Phoenix Park. I will definitely recommend others to go on this tour. For now I’ve already gotten some friends and my in-​laws on it, and I will keep recommending it for all the visitors I have over.
Keep up the good work, as Schwarzenegger would say — I’ll be back!

Totally worth it! It was $ 17 Euros for a two day pass. You can get on and off as much as you want. They take you to all the tourist spots your gonna want to go anyway, and they tell you about the city and different things your passing along the way. Some of the buses have a live tour guide, some just have a recording, but either way you are getting a good tour of the city. Like I said they take you to the tourist spots, but they also tell you about the city as you are driving along. They point out buildings and areas of town that are of interest. Its great!

I knew I was headed to Dublin and I’m more of explore on my own type of girl than one for group tours, so I pre booked a hop on hop tour before I left the states with City Sightseeing in Dublin. The hop on hop off allows me to see the sights and explore at my own place, and what’s great with this tour the pass is good for 48 hours. That’s a great deal!
The tour was audio, and I have to admit the day we went on the tour it was a nice 45 out, but that didn’t stop us from sitting at the top of the topless double decker bus, but I was with beanie and gloves for sure haha.
Saw a lot of Dublin, Trinity College, Nassau Street, Christ Church Cathedral, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Guinness Storehouse, St Michan’s Crypt, by the way it is said that after visiting the crypts that Bram Stoker came up with ideas for Dracula, I thought that was cool to learn that Bram was from Dublin, Merrion Square and I did see the status of Oscar Wilde, Phoenix Park, which is said to be one of the largest parks in any European city. And I saw so much more, such a great tour of the city of Dublin.
I came to learn the history of Dublin and I feel as if I did scratch it a little bit, I learned a lot within my tour, but Im sure I have must more to learn, If in Dublin the Hop On Hop Off bus tour is a great tour you should try.

I went into Visitor center 18 980 700 and needed information about Phoenix Park and I explained that I walked a lot. Within moments this absolutely wonderful young lady named Aprih greeted me with a huge smile, gave me a map and set me off on a path that allowed me to see, among other things, the train station, Dublin’s oldest bar, Dublin City Hall, several amazing churches, Dublin Four Courts and, of course the beautiful Phoenix Park.
When in Dublin walk over to the Visitor Center and ask for Aprih.