Dublin · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
14 reviewed
There are 14 self-guided tours in Dublin on the site; these 14 are the ones to put money on. Costs, timings and the small print are spelled out below, so a decision takes minutes.
Visit Christ Church Cathedral by self-guided audio tour, exploring the nave, crypt, Magna Carta links, and the Tom and Jerry cat-rat oddity in Dublin.
“friendly staff and a beautiful church, especially the tiles!”
A private, self-paced Dublin walking mystery with audio stories and app clues from museums to the Liffey, for about 90 minutes.
“Really fun tour at night. Some questions are a bit hard to decipher. The storyline was a fun addition.”
Self-guided Dublin treasure hunt from Temple Bar. Follow an ancient map, solve puzzles, spot Garda Station and pub exteriors in 2 hours.
“This was my husband’s 60th birthday treat. Had a wonderful time at Trinity College and a lovely lunch. This was booked for the afternoon. I was so disappointed.”
Dublin walking tour with a TouringBee smartphone audio app: 2 hours, 23 tracks, top sights from Trinity College to The Brazen Head.
“You have to download the Touring Bee app first!!! I’m from the US and I could not join the tour without downloading this app first. Once I navigated the entire system, which took about 30 minutes, the tour was great. Very informative about each stop on the walking route. Very entertaining as well. I loved it once the initial frustration of actually getting into the tour subsided. I would recommend this to other people. So many times we walk around historic cities and don’t get to fully understand the things we are seeing and this is a great way to learn. I will be trying it in other cities around…”
Solve a self-guided 1899 Dublin murder clue trail starting near Trinity College and ending at the Irish Houses of Parliament.
“This was a unique way to discover different parts of Dublin, but it could be better. It rains constantly in Dublin, making the paper guide impractical. A digital guide, perhaps one with GPS guidance to the different spots would have been helpful. Read more”
Solve clues in Dublin’s Old Town and hop between famous pubs on a phone scavenger hunt ending at Toners.
“We had great fun and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, many of the pubs included wouldn't have been found without playing and we enjoyed a pint in 10 of the pubs! We also enjoyed the interesting facts and the story too ☺”
Self-guided East Pier walk in Dún Laoghaire with VoiceMap audio, offline maps, and stops for RMS Leinster, monuments, and more.
“I was able to breathe the EirE of the AvEntur A.. And ElEveilZr The SEnIrs Of This Discovery ☘️... Maj 🌈Auto-translated”
Self-guided GPS audio walk of the Hill of Tara from the Hill of Heroes to Saint Patrick’s Church, with offline audio for $9.99.
“Incredible experience. I think, i enjoyed this just about as much as a live tour. The virtual tour was accurate and directions were easy to follow.”
Self-guided Dublin scavenger hunt with app roles, trivia, and photo challenges. See Trinity College, Ha’penny Bridge, and the Spire.
“No need to pay 40 euros for 3 people, nothing say that we have to pay one ticket to create a group. We were three and we received exactly the same question on our phone. One phone would have been enough.”
Play an offline Dublin clue game that links major landmarks with puzzles, ending at Kilmainham Gaol in 1–2 hours.
“How much time we wasted. The purchase was much more complicated than need be. Wasted so much time. I regret finding this activity”
A budget-friendly self-guided Dublin audio scavenger hunt with GPS, riddles, and city highlights, starting anytime and ending near Parnell Monument.
“Great puzzles, it sounds very complicated but is easy to understand after the first puzzleAuto-translated”
Self-guided Marlay Park audio GPS walk in Dublin for $5: woodland trails, craft courtyard stops, fairy-door tips, and Marlay House views.
“I thoroughly enjoyed this guided tour of Marlay Park, a place that's been on my doorstep for many years. I learned so much of the history of the park and the monuments within it. I would highly recommend this to any visitors of the park and to any locals who would like to learn about the history. Thank you so much to the people behind this great audio tour for a really enjoyable and very affordable afternoon.”
Self-guided Dublin Docklands audio walk from the Custom House to Grand Canal Square, with offline maps, labor history stops, and landmark bridges.
“It was fun!! learned a lot, and I took note of points that otherwise I would have missed. The guide was easy to understand and the pace was manageable.”
Self-guided audio walk through Dublin from St Stephen’s Green to Trinity College, with offline audio and app maps for $7.99.
“This audio tour was a nice way to see this little section of Dublin. Very helpful, easy to use! Highly recommend.”
