Things to do in The Jeanie Johnston: An Irish Famine Story

good exhibition to appreciate the history of Guinness and how the brewery works

We meet the guide, Richard at Jameson Distillery Bow St., we get to taste the whiskey and have knowledge of how whiskey being made. We have walking tour towards Guinness Store house and sampling the Stout as well as a pint of Genuine.

we loved this experience. both the 11yo and 3yo had fun especially in the photo opportunity rooms and visual rooms

Tour guide was great! Let us have the flexibility of places to go after sharing with us the most important information of the places. Loved the castles.

Love irish humour! The guide and driver were both very interactive and made sure the entire bus was well taken care of. Thanks David and Nishanth!

The views weee great and highly recommend! Cliffs were an absolute adventure with the rocky boat ride, but the view from the top was breathtaking.

Our tour guide was Elena (a cool girl with short hair and glasses). She explained Ireland's history, architecture, and related information about the trip in English along the way. In the morning, we spent at least an hour and a half on horseback in the two-hour horseback ride, riding through the woods to enjoy the mountain scenery, and then went to the local village for lunch. The shepherd's pie was very local and the coffee was rich. After lunch, the tour guide drove to the Wicklow Mountains. The mountains are surrounded by lakes, like the famous Guinness here. Later, we stayed in the mountains and forests and could walk around two lakes. The lakes were wide and calm, with many flat stones around. We could try skipping stones and taking pictures. The tour guide had good driving skills and controlled the rhythm just right.

A very nice Cathedral located in Dublin City centre. It's near to other attractions nearby. Tickets redeemed at the entrance.