Ireland’s interesting capital has a vibrant personality and a fascinating history which makes it a really exciting destination. There are lots of visits to many of the locations associated with the growth of Irish nationalism from the late 18th century onwards to the creation of the Irish Free State, and Ireland from the partition to the Northern Ireland peace process.
Dublin is bursting with many other great sights to explore the culture of this small, yet lively country. A number of world-class museums will give you an insight into many different aspects of the country’s past and present. Of course there is also the opportunity to visit the Guinness Storehouse!
This great itinerary will give you a wonderful insight into the rich history and culture of this vibrant city. Dublin has so much to offer, with world-class museums that tell of a fascinating history and visits that allow you to appreciate the city’s culture and heritage.
Dublin is the city that wears everything on its sleeve, from its fascinating history to its brilliant personality. There is fantastic range of visits that will help your students gain an understanding of Ireland’s history, and how events such as the Easter Rising have shaped the country as it is today.
As a UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin is a fantastic place to discover more about Ireland’s literary heritage and the place that inspired writers such as James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker and Jonathan Swift. Our literary tours include a range of historical visits with a literary focus, allowing students to discover the story behind some of the most famous...
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