Dublin is filled with light and tradition during the Christmas season. Discover its unique atmosphere, some of its most important decorated corners and the main customs of the Irish people during these dates with the help of an official guide in Spanish , with whom we will walk through emblematic places of the Irish capital during the most endearing time of the year.
We'll start our visit at Dublin Castle , where we'll learn about the origins of Christmas and some interesting facts, such as where Santa Claus's office is located. Here, we'll also be able to enjoy the cosy Christmas market 'Christmas at the Castle' (while it's available), discovering the different stalls, attractions and activities that this place with more than 1000 years of history hosts.
For years, Christmas in the capital of Ireland cannot be understood without the light and colour projections of the ' Dublin Winter Lights' festival, spread throughout the city. In Barnardo Square , one of the places that usually star in this initiative, we will learn more about how it works and in what other locations we can enjoy the show. Together with Dublin City Hall, we will also delve into the meaning of the Irish traditions of placing candles in windows or holly wreaths on the doors of homes.
We'll discover what the 'Christmas Pantomimes' or the ancient customs that take place on St. Stephen's Day all over the country are all about in front of the iconic Olympia Theatre , before strolling through the heart of the emblematic Temple Bar , the best place to immerse ourselves in a unique Christmas atmosphere in the world. We'll see how the pubs are decked out with striking lights and decorations, and celebrate special events, such as the curious Christmas pub crawl . With the help of our official guides you'll also learn which are the most famous Christmas songs or how to warm up with a hot drink .
Parliament Square and Grafton Street await us to discover what the Irish eat at Christmas, where they shop or how they wish each other happy holidays in Gaelic. We will also be surprised by some unique traditions, such as the Christmas bath or watching Christmas classics at a drive-in cinema. At Mansion House we will complete our journey into Dublin Christmas, while we observe its careful decoration and learn how New Year's Eve and New Year are celebrated in the city or what the Women's Christmas consists of.
You already know, if you want to know every detail of the most Christmassy Ireland, while enjoying the magical atmosphere and the lights of its capital, our Free Christmas Tour in Dublin is waiting for you. Nollaig Shona Duit!
👀 Reservations for more than 6 people 👀
- Group reservations of more than 6 people must pay €10 per person aged 15 or over and €5 for each person under that age.
- The amount must be paid in cash to our guides at the meeting point before starting the activity to be admitted into it.
- If you are unable to attend, please cancel your reservation at least 24 hours in advance.