In this unique tour of Dublin we'll mix history, architecture and geology, and open your eyes to the city. You'll get to stroke extinct Jurassic creatures and find a coral reef in ...

In this tour we'll trace the garden paradise that James Caulfeild, 1st Earl of Charlemont, created at Marino, starting in the 1750s. We'll take you to secret places, and follow in...

The area from the Grand Canal between Ranelagh Road and Baggot St, back to Pembroke Road and the Dodder, was built in the 100 years from 1791. The new suburb was intended for the ...

This Red tour goes to the river and back, for some wildlife and plant hunting. Highlights include the rose garden and, in May, the beautiful handkerchief tree. If you are lucky, yo...

The glorious curvilinear glasshouse and the Palm House feature in this green tour. Discover the world’s loneliest plant, a tree with no leaves, Irish bananas, and even plants that...

Did you know that the hypodermic syringe was invented in Dublin? Or that a Dublin man invented perforated stamps? And where in Dublin can you see the ingenious engine that electr...