Tourist Attractions & Monuments Dublin

Birdwatch Ireland is the trade name for the Conservation of Irish Ornithology (IWC). Founded in 1968, this association is dedicated to the conservation and protection of the country's wild birds. It survives through contributions from over 10,000 members.

On orange electric bikes, you are immersed in the history of the city through its iconic monuments and anecdotes on the Irish capital.

French, married to an Irishman, Catherine has lived in Dublin for over 20 years. A member of ATGI (Approved Tourist Guides of Ireland), she guides French-speaking groups in Dublin and throughout Ireland. Her public tour will take you through the heart of Dublin, with its must-sees and secret spots. Private tours on a variety of themes are also available: Vikings, Georgian, Victorian, Free Ireland 1920-1940, literature, mythology...

Dublin's St. Patrick's Cathedral is a must-see when visiting the Irish capital. Located in the southern part of the old city, this Anglican cathedral is a remarkable example of Gothic architecture. Founded in 1191 by John Comyn, it is now the seat of Anglican worship for the Church of Ireland. It is also possible to book free guided tours, which take place regularly throughout the day. St. Patrick's Cathedral is within easy walking distance of Dublin city center and has facilities for people with reduced mobility. Free coach parking is available nearby. Visitors can also support the cathedral's mission by purchasing souvenirs from the small store inside.