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The Original Open Top Sightseeing Tour provides a great way to travel around Dublin. The hop- on/hop-off service allows you to travel any of the tour routes and stop at any of the stops along the route. Onboard the bus is pre-recorded commentary in English and six other languages.

Exchange your voucher for an actual tour ticket at time of boarding. The ticket is valid for 24 hours. Tour is approximately 90 minutes.

Main departure point is 14 Upper O'Connell Street, outside Dublin Tourism Office

Tour departs mid-February - March, Friday - Sunday, 9:30am - 4:30pm, every 8-12 minutes in the morning and every 12-15 minutes in the afternoon; April-June, daily, 9:15am - 5:00pm, every 6-10 minutes in the morning and every 12-15 minutes in the afternoon; July-August, daily, 9:15am - 6:00pm, every 6-10 minutes in the morning and every 10-15 minutes in the afternoon; September, daily, 9:15am - 5:30pm, every 6-10 minutes in the morning and every 10-15 minutes in the afternoon; October, daily, 9:30am - 5:00pm, every 8-12 minutes in the morning and every 12-15 minutes in the afternoon. Tour does not operate December 18-26; March 17, and October 27.

Wander through the beautiful estate of Malahide Castle and absorb the fresh sea breeze. Your visit to Malahide Castle includes a guided tour with time to wander around the craft shops and castle grounds, which span some 250 acres. Malahide, which means "On the brow of the sea," is a village 9 miles north of Dublin. The castle, set on 250 acres of parkland, is close to the village. It was both a fortress and a private home for nearly 800 years, and is surrounded by many magnificent oaks, chestnuts, and sycamores dating back to the days of the Tudors. The house is furnished with beautiful period furniture together with an extensive collection of Irish portrait paintings.

From Malahide Castle, you will take a coastal drive to Howth Village and Howth summit for breathtaking views of the Bay. The Howth peninsula is situated to the north of Dublin Bay, 9 miles from Dublin city center.

Please present your tour voucher to the driver of the Gray Line Ireland (Irish City Tours) bus. Tour departs daily, March 18 - November 13, and Saturday and Sunday, November 14 - March 17, at 9:30am and 2:00pm. Tour departure point Upper O'Connell Street, outside Dublin Tourism. Please be at departure point 20 minutes early.

Tour does not operate October 25, December 19-26 and March 17.

Tour is approximately 3.5 hours.

Lunch and gratuities to driver and guide are not included.

Tour must be booked for date of departure and at least 48 hours in advance. The tour is non- refundable within 48 hours.

Visit the Garden of Ireland and enjoy some of the most beautiful countryside Ireland has to offer. Let the experienced local guide take you on a journey of folklore, history, and fun.

Travel along the southern coastline to Bray for a photo stop. Enjoy a leisurely Sunday drive into the heart of Wicklow's hilly countryside with the historic house and gardens at Powerscourt Estate. Your tour continues, via the magnificent Blessington Lakes in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains, to Glendalough. After your guided tour of this famous site of natural beauty and spiritualism, you will have time to enjoy lunch (not included).

On your return to Dublin visit the Avoca Handweavers and enjoy their exclusive craft shop or an afternoon coffee.

Tour departs Sundays, Mondays and Saturdays at 10:00am. Tour departure point: 14 Upper O'Connell Street Tourism.

Please be at departure point 20 minutes early.

Tour does not operate October 25 and March 17.

Tour is approximately 7.5 hours.

Lunch and gratuities to driver and guide are not included.

Tour must be booked for date of departure and at least 48 hours in advance. The tour is non- refundable within 48 hours.

This magnificent UNESCO World heritage site is dated 3,200BC and is one of the oldest and largest Neolithic burial chambers in Europe, predating the Egyptian pyramids! As part of your experience, you will be taken on a guided tour of the actual tombs of Newgrange.

Your tour will then pass Boyne Valley, the site of the famous Battle of the Boyne before visiting Monasterboice, home to some of the most impressive examples of high crosses in Ireland.

Tour departs Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, April 1 - October, at 9:40am. Tour departure point Gray Line Desk 1, Dublin Tourism Centre, Suffolk Street, Dublin 2.

Please be at departure point 20 minutes early.

Tour does not operate October 25 and March 17.

Tour is approximately 7 hours.
Gratuities to driver and guide are not included.

Tour must be booked for date of departure and at least 48 hours in advance. The tour is non- refundable within 48 hours

This tour will take the scenic route out of Dublin through the Wicklow Gap and the Blessington Lakes, including a photo stop en route. The tour continues to the pretty village of Avoca, with time to enjoy the Avoca Handweavers and its craft shop, reputed to be the oldest weaving mill in Ireland. Avoca Village - Famous home of TV show, Ballykissangel, this quiet and peaceful village features Fitzgerald's Pub, Avoca Handweavers, a post office, and a church.

Continue on to the highlight of the tour, Glendalough "glen of the two lakes" a truly spellbinding place, home to the impressive 10th-century Round Tower. The monastic settlement here has been a center for pilgrims and visitors since its foundation in the 6th century.

Tour departs daily year round at 9:45am. Tour departure point is 14 Upper O'Connell Street, outside Dublin Tourism.

Please be at departure point 20 minutes early.

Tour does not operate October 25, December 19-26 and March 17.

Tour is approximately 7.15 hours.

Lunch and gratuities to driver and guide are not included.

Tour must be booked for date of departure and at least 48 hours in advance. The tour is non- refundable within 48 hours