Things to do in Trinity College Dublin

An extremely interesting museum with staff who go above and beyond. I didn't expect to enjoy it so much. The visit ended with coffee and a delicious lemon cake in the museum courtyard.

amazing!! definitely worth to visit . our guide Oli is very friendly and knowledgeable, I was 10% satisfied

Very convenient, you can go straight in without waiting in line.

Giant's Causeway: approximately a 2-hour visit. The Dark Hedges: nothing particularly special. Titanic: approximately 1.5 hours; might feel rushed if you want to take your time.

The mountains along the Wicklow Way are beautiful, but it's super windy and cold at the top. The sheepdogs are pretty cute. Kenmare is a relaxed little town.

Roger was an incredible guide. Very informative and passionate about this tour he was engaging and captivating. Learning about the book of Kells, telling us his places to go and eat and giving us a brief history of Ireland and how she got her independence.

nice experience to view the history of Guinness beer making. note that there is no actual viewing of the beer production process. the beer with photoprint (stoutie) at €8 is an unique experience. Compared to other beer tour experience, it is more expensive but hey, it's about Guinness.

good experience. Buying from Klook is cheaper than the official website. The official website will have different price according to the timing. Remember to buy your ticket in advance, it usually solds out on the same day. I have no issue with the time selected, I went in 2 hours late. Show your Qrcode at the entrance to enter, a ticket will be given (1 pint of Guiness or non alcohol beverage is included), can claim it at the 7 floor. This is a self guided tour. 30mins of walking distance from trinity college Dublin to reach the Guinness storehouse. Other transportation such as leap or hop on hop off bus can be reached too. there’s even a horse ride (€50) to reach the Guinness storehouse.