Depart from Dublin
Start your journey in Ireland’s capital where extraordinary landscapes, stories, and experiences begin.
Why Travel from Dublin?
Edinburgh: The Perfect Starting Point
Located in southeast Scotland, Edinburgh is exceptionally well connected to the rest of the UK and the world. You can easily travel to and from major UK cities such as London, Manchester, and Glasgow by train, bus, or plane.
Edinburgh Airport is just a short 30‑minute bus ride from the city centre, making arrivals and departures smooth and stress‑free.
Planning a trip to Edinburgh? Check the best flights to the city from your location here

Edinburgh: A City Worth Exploring
Edinburgh is a vibrant city with endless opportunities to explore, making it the perfect hub during your travels. Its iconic landmarks, romantic cobbled streets, cosy pubs with excellent whisky selections, historic castles, free museums, and year‑round festivals mean there’s never a shortage of things to see and do in Scotland’s capital.
The city is a fantastic destination in every season. In August, Edinburgh hosts the world‑famous Fringe Festival, transforming the streets into a celebration of comedy, theatre, and performance. In November and December, the city becomes a winter wonderland, home to one of the UK’s largest and most beloved Christmas markets.

Our Expertise: Travel, Curated for You
Reasons to Choose a Rabbie's Tour
If you want to:
✅ Relax and skip driving on unfamiliar local roads
✅ Avoid the hassle of renting a car
✅ Enjoy a deeper travel experience without the stress of planning
✅ See both famous sights and places you’ve never heard of
✅ Hear the real stories behind the sites you visit
…then a Rabbie’s tour might be exactly what you’re looking for.

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Dublin is full of free galleries, museums, libraries, and cultural landmarks, making it an incredibly easy city to enjoy on a budget. You can explore world‑class art and history, discover beautiful parks, or head out to beaches and seaside towns — all without spending a cent. From inspiring exhibitions to peaceful coastal walks, Dublin’s best experiences are wonderfully accessible and completely free.
Useful Links
There’s so much more to see and do in London, so here are some useful links to help you find out what’s happening during your visit.
Where Your Journey Begins: Dublin Departure Point
All our Dublin tours depart from opposite the Kilkenny shop on Nassau St.
The address is:
Opposite the Kilkenny Shop
Nassau St
Dublin

Why Travel With Rabbie’s from Dublin?
Small Groups, Big Experiences
Travel in a comfortable mini‑coach with a handful of like‑minded travelers - more time off the bus, more access to charming villages, scenic viewpoints, and local spots big coaches can’t reach.
Expert Driver‑Guides
Warm, knowledgeable, and truly local - your guide shares stories, history, and insider tips that turn a great trip into an unforgettable one.
A Relaxed Pace
Enjoy later sunsets, frequent photo stops, and free time to explore at your own speed - perfect for couples and multi‑generational groups.

Handpicked Routes & Characterful Stays
From coastal towns to countryside retreats, our routes are crafted for scenery, culture, and comfort.
Travel Made Easy
We handle the driving and logistics; you enjoy the views, conversations, and carefree days.

Book a Private Tour from Edinburgh
Tracing your roots in the Scottish Highlands? Seeking a bespoke UK tour? Or planning a special away day for your team? We can plan it all for you - all quotes are FREE.
Frequently Asked Questions: Plan Your Visit
What tours depart from Dublin?
How can I book attractions for the tour?
You can book certain attractions before the tour departs. These prices are separate from the cost of the tour and can be added on during check-out. Please note some attractions can only be purchased while on tour.
Where is the bus departure point in Dublin?
How much luggage can I take with me?
There is limited space on our mini-coaches so luggage is restricted. Each passenger is entitled to one 20kg bag, plus one small bag for personal items.
Your main luggage must not exceed 22in x 17in x 10in in size or 20kg (44lbs) in weight. This should be one piece of luggage similar to an airline cabin bag.
A small bag for personal items such as a handbag, purse or small backpack.
Please ensure you can lift and carry your own luggage without assistance. Unfortunately we're not able to accommodate larger or heavier bags, please ensure you pack accordingly or store excess baggage prior to departure.
What is the temperature in Dublin spring and summer?
What is the temperature in Dublin autumn and winter?
What clothing should I wear on a tour?
Always check the weather forecast ahead of your tour as weather is known to quickly change in UK and Ireland. If you're traveling from afar, make sure to pack a good jacket and comfortable but sturdy shoes.
"A raincoat is necessary because the weather is so unpredictable." - Ann, US
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