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Date:
Tuesday 16th March

Departure point:
outside the main Tourist Office on Suffolk Street

Finish point:
St Patrick’s Cathedral.

Time:
12.00 noon

Tour duration:
1.5 hours approx

Prices:
€7 per person if prebooked online by phone or in the Tourist Office.
€ 8 if bought on the day of the tour from our tour guides outside the Tourist Office in Suffolk Street.
Under 16 year olds: free of charge.
All our tours have the option of a discounted add-on visit to St Patrick’s Cathedral (€4.00).

Bookings:
info@walkingtours.ie / Tel.: 0818 205 205 or 087 9052480 / www. walkingtours.ie

Many enjoyed one of our very special walks in celebration of Ireland’s Patron St. Patrick.

Why do we celebrate St Patrick’s day in Dublin and worldwide with such zeal?

Much of the early development of Dublin, even before the arrival of the Vikings in the 8th century, owes its origins to the legacy of St Patrick.

The tours took place in many of the ancient sites between the two great medieval cathedrals of Christchurch and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, in particular those dating from the 13th century back to the 5th century. The tour served as an orientation for Dublin’s city centre along with learning some startling stories about St. Patrick.

Free Dublin city maps were included.

Great photographic opportunities were provided.