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Dublin is the vibrant capital of the Republic of Ireland, filled with centuries‑old history and stories. It’s exceptionally well connected to the rest of the world, including the United States, with Dublin Airport handling around 340 departing flights each day.

Within the city, you’ll find free museums and galleries, lively pub‑lined streets, peaceful parks and green spaces, and seaside food markets offering incredible fresh seafood.

For those looking to explore further, a Rabbie’s tour is the perfect way to experience Ireland’s full beauty - from the Wild Atlantic Way and the Cliffs of Moher to the Dingle Peninsula, Northern Ireland, or even a dedicated whiskey adventure.

Why Travel from Dublin?

Our Expertise: Travel, Curated for You

Top Tours Departing from Dublin

What travellers say about tours departing from Dublin

Things to Do in Dublin

Visit famous filming locations

Looking for a way to explore Dublin while uncovering some movie magic? Spend a day (or even a whole weekend!) discovering the city through its iconic film locations. Dublin has been the backdrop for internationally acclaimed blockbusters as well as beloved independent films, offering a fun and immersive way to experience the city’s character.

From atmospheric Georgian streets to dramatic coastal views, you’ll retrace scenes featuring some of Ireland’s most celebrated talent - including familiar names like Colin Farrell and Cillian Murphy. It’s the perfect adventure for film lovers, city explorers, or anyone wanting to see Dublin from a fresh perspective.

Discover films made in Dublin at visitdublin.com

Useful Links

There’s so much more to see and do in Dublin, so here are some useful links to help you find out what’s happening during your visit.

Where Your Journey Begins: Dublin Departure Point

Why Travel With Rabbie’s from Dublin?

Frequently Asked Questions: Plan Your Visit

What tours depart from Dublin?

We offer a range of tours departing from Dublin, giving you plenty of ways to explore Ireland’s most iconic landscapes. Head north to Belfast and the Giant’s Causeway, journey west toward Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, and the Wild Atlantic Way, or wander south into the wild beauty of Wicklow, the Dingle Peninsula, and beyond. Whether you’re exploring the coast, the countryside, or another vibrant Irish city, there’s a Rabbie’s tour from Dublin ready to take you there.

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?

All our Dublin tours depart from opposite the Kilkenny shop on Nassau St.

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?

Spring temperatures in Dublin generally range from 9–16°C (48–60°F), while summer stays mild at around 18–20°C (64–68°F) on average.

What is the temperature in Dublin autumn and winter?

Autumn typically sits between 10–16°C (50–60°F) early in the season, cooling toward 8–12°C (46–54°F), while winter averages 4–9°C (40–48°F).

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

What currency is used in Dublin?

The currency used in Dublin (and throughout Ireland) is the Euro (€).

Is it easy to get around by public transport in Dublin?

Yes, Dublin is an easy city to navigate thanks to its extensive and dependable public transport network. Buses, the Luas tram, and the DART commuter rail connect most major areas, making it simple for visitors to move between neighbourhoods, attractions, and coastal spots without needing a car.

If you’re based in or near the city centre, you’ll also find Dublin very walkable, with many key sights located close together.

For real‑time updates, route planning, and ticket options, use Transport for Ireland’s journey planner or check the official websites for Dublin Bus, Luas, and DART.

Is Dublin safe for solo travellers?

Yes, Dublin is considered a safe city for solo travellers, including women. It has a friendly atmosphere and low levels of violent crime, making it comfortable to explore during the day and in busy central areas at night. As with any city, it’s still wise to stay aware of your surroundings and avoid quiet, poorly lit spots late in the evening.