Irish Whiskey Museum Tours

Discover the history of Irish whiskey during a tour of the captivating Irish Whiskey Museum experience. Delve into the origins of the amber nectar and enrich your knowledge of the beloved drink’s development and progression throughout the ages. Listen to anecdotes surrounding Ireland’s industrial heritage and examine the interactive and insightful exhibits in the galleries. Conclude your tour by pleasuring your palate with complimentary whiskey samples, or upgrade to enjoy premium ages whiskey and select a souvenir of your choice. Receive the tailored attention of your guide on this personalized tour.

Discover the world of Irish whiskey on a tour of Dublin’s Irish Whiskey Museum, a great choice for lovers of the country's national drink. You’ll get insider info about the history and culture of whiskey before enjoying a whiskey tasting, during which you’ll learn how to sniff and taste for maximum pleasure. Plus, you'll craft your own unique blend of whiskey to take home as a keepsake.

Calling all whiskey connoisseurs, this private tour traces the history of Irish whiskey and includes brunch accompanied by whiskey samples. At Dublin’s famous Irish Whiskey Museum, discover production processes and find out how whiskey was invented while learning about Irish history and politics from your guide. Following a tasting session, tuck into a traditional Irish brunch with smoked salmon, fresh bread, and Irish whiskey marmalade.

Explore Dublin at your own pace with Big Bus tour; your 24- to 72-hour ticket allows you to hop on and hop off whenever you like at more than 30 stops. Choose from two routes offered live or digital commentary that teaches you about Dublin's history and culture, and you also get access to a walking tour (with a 48-hour ticket) and included drinks at some bars and distilleries. Hop on and off as many times as you like to explore Dublin highlights at your leisure, such as St. Stephens Green, Croke Park, EPIC the Irish Emigration Museum, and others.

Maximize a short stay in Dublin with easy and efficient hop-on hop-off bus transport and fast-track access to the Guinness Storehouse. See as much of the city as possible, and get familiar with key sights as you listen to live commentary on board the open-top bus, then avoid lines at one of the capital’s most popular, and therefore busy, attractions.

Take a crash course on two subjects of great cultural and economic importance to Dublin: rock ’n’ roll and Irish whiskey. Walk the streets of Dublin with a guide who’ll lead you to locations with connections to well-known Irish musicians, from Thin Lizzy to U2. Plus, enrich your knowledge of Ireland’s signature spirit during a guided tour and tasting at the Irish Whiskey Museum.

The fear of missing out is real when you’re traveling – no tourist wants to run the risk of skipping landmarks or attractions just because they didn’t know where they were or how to get there. With the VoxCity app, save yourself the time and anxiety that comes with planning your own self-guided adventures. Take advantage of the app’s detailed offline maps to find highlights that you want to visit, and follow the app’s pre-planned routes to each destination – no puzzling over public transport maps and timetables.

Maximize your time in Ireland’s vibrant capital with a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus ticket. Discover Dublin’s spectacular sights and listen to entertaining commentary as you cruise around the capital. Whenever a landmark captures your attention, simply disembark to explore further; see attractions like the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, and St. Stephen’s Green and then simply rejoin your bus tour at a time and stop that suits your schedule. Entry to the Little Museum and a Dublin walking tour are included with the bus ticket.

Enjoy multiple whiskey tastings in Dublin with a small group of fellow whiskey enthusiasts on this day tour. Learn about Dublin's boozy history, dating back to the 19th century when it was the whiskey capital of the world. You'll enjoy diverse tasting experiences at each stop, from the Irish Whiskey Museum to the Jameson Distillery to a new distillery in town. Along the way, your guide will answer questions and provide personalized attention to your small group of just 15 people.