Discover Ireland’s rich storytelling tradition on this unique walking tour through Dublin’s mythology and folklore. Led by a passionate local guide, this experience blends ancient legend with local history to reveal the soul of the city through its most powerful stories.

From the timeless tales of Irish gods and mythical heroes to the darker, often haunting narratives of Georgian and Victorian Dublin, this tour offers a deeper look at the cultural forces that shaped the city. Along the way, hear about real-life Dubliners—past and present—who have left their mark on Ireland’s identity.

Whether it’s mythology that moved empires or folklore that shaped daily life, these stories offer a new perspective on Dublin’s streets, landmarks, and spirit. This is more than a tour—it’s a journey through the heart of Irish culture.

Duration:
Approximately 2 hours

Start Time:
5pm (March to October) and 3pm (November to February)

Inclusions:
Local story telling guide, Irish mythology, Pagan beliefs and ancient Ireland, Sagas of Gods & heroes, Faerie Lore, Medieval Dublin myths, Witches, Heresy and The Occult, Famous Dublin street characters, Gaelic Literary Revival & The Irish Rebellion, Superstitions in Modern Ireland.

Exclusions:
Transport to/from hotel, Entrances to attractions, Gratuities

Meeting point:
3 Crown Alley, near Temple Bar Square in the heart of the city centre. Look for the green umbrellas.

Ending point:
The General Post Office (GPO)

Not Suitable For:
This tour is not suitable for children under 12-year-old

Important Information:
Some of the routes contain steps and older parts of the city which may not be ideal for wheelchair users or persons with reduced mobility. Please advise so most suitable route can organised on the day.

Maximum capacity of tour is 30 people.

This tour operates daily, except for St Patricks (17th March), 24th-26th December.