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About Dublin Pub Crawl
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Highlights for Dublin Pub Crawl
- Witness the dynamic nightlife of Dublin and enjoy a fun-filled day wandering through the city’s best pubs and bars with Dublin Pub Crawl.
- Go on a guided pub crawl and join a wonderful crew of new people and a cool guide who will be your drinking-buddies to have fun with at the pubs of Dublin.
- Get access to a wide range of drinks and specials, free Guinness, free shots, and unbelievable discounts on your orders.
- Enjoy unlimited entertainment with live music shows, flavourful wine tasting and luscious Irish food at Dublin’s traditional Victorian style pubs.
- Visit some of the premium bars and clubs in Dublin with free VIP entry including Kehoe’s Pub and Neary’s Pub for a proper night out in the city.
- Indulge in different varieties of pub crawl tours like literary pub crawl, music pub tour and whiskey trail to discover the traditions of local Irish culture.
Famous Pubs in Dublin
Established in 1766, the 250-year old The Long Hall pub is one of the oldest, most beautiful and best loved pubs of Dublin. It has a long and narrow hallway snug adorned with filigree-edged mirrors, dark wood interiors and magnificent chandeliers. The Long Hall is a great hangout spot for a casual date, an evening with friends and a pub crawl.
Neary’s Pub, located in the heart of Dublin’s city centre near Gaiety Theatre, is the favourite pub for actors and theatre goers. It has the main bar on the ground floor and an upstairs lounge that serves food daily. Neary’s features a classic Victorian public house design with brick exteriors and ancient interiors including the lamp brackets near the entrance.
Visit the classic Irish MacDaid’s Pub that flaunts a traditional set up and vintage atmosphere including high ceiling, wooden interiors, and stained glasses. McDaid’s is also well-famed as a literary pub as it was once the venue where writers and journalists met each other. The pub plays jazz and blues music to complement its flavourful booze.
Kehoe’s Pub is a traditional Irish tavern that still retains its vintage charm by housing original features like mahogany doors, wood partitioned snug rooms from 1803. Downstairs has a comfy vibe while upstairs is like a living room with thick carpets, old furnishings and some chairs where you can spend up to 3 hours. The pub also serves delicious Irish breakfast along with drinks.
Enjoy a traditional Irish aura with authentic food, drinks and music at the centre of Dublin city in The Stag’s Head pub. It is a quaint Victorian style pub with wrought-iron chandeliers, old wine barrels, sophisticated granite and ceiling-high mirrors. It is best visited after dusk as the atmosphere at Stag’s Head becomes cosy, warm and lively at night.
Built in 1823, the Palace Bar is a friendly bar that is one of the finest spots to hang out with friends and families. The exterior is charming with flowers cascading down the hanging baskets and antique lamppost marks in the entrance. The interior has a light seating area with stained and skylight glasses.
Know Before You Go Dublin Pub Crawl
- Timings: Open 24 hours on all days of the week
- Location: The Norseman, 28E, Essex Street East, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
- Dublin Pub Crawl is for people aged 18 years and above and hence ID proof is mandatory.
- The pub crawl includes visiting five or six venues usually but may change depending on the circumstances.
- The pub crawl tour operator might change the route, venues, timings, and other inclusions at their discretion without notice.
- People celebrating bachelor and bachelorette parties are welcome but they need to book a private crawl.
- Consuming alcohol is based on the participants’ discretion but responsible drinking is essential.
- Participation in the crawl requires adhering to individual venue’s policies.
- Cancellation made five days before the crawl receives full refund, cancellation requests raised within five days of event date get 50% refund and cancellation 2 days before the pub crawl is non-refundable.
FAQs
Why is the Dublin Pub Crawl so famous?
Known famously as the city of pubs, Dublin is the home to more than 750 different pubs serving traditional Irish drinks and food. The pub crawl introduces the tourists to the famous pub culture of Dublin by taking them to the oldest taverns of the city where they can witness and marvel at the majestic Victorian architecture while sipping Irish wine and Guinness.
What to wear for Dublin Pub Crawl?
Dublin Pub Crawl does not have a dress code and hence you can wear anything depending on the weather and the places you will be visiting. Anything casual like a dress, jeans and tops, or a jacket is suitable for Dublin’s pubs, bars and restaurants. Since you will have to walk a lot on the pub crawl, wear comfortable shoes.
Is Dublin Pub Crawl worth it?
Pub Crawl is a part of Irish culture that is worth your time and effort as you can visit some of the oldest and finest pubs of Dublin and enjoy flavourful drinks. Dublin Pub Crawl guarantees a fun night out in the lively bars of the city with entertaining music shows as you catch a glimpse of the ancient Victorian style architecture of the pubs.
Can we book Dublin Pub Crawl online?
Yes, you can book Dublin Pub Crawl online by mentioning the number of people going on the tour and selecting the preferred date and time of your slot. Based on availability, a confirmation email will be sent with the voucher which should be shown to join the tour.
Can we book Dublin Pub Crawl in advance?
Yes, you can book Dublin Pub Crawl in advance by buying the tickets for the tour online. By booking in advance, you can reserve your slot by selecting the date and time of the tour as per your convenience. You also do not have to worry about waiting in long lines and running out of tickets.