Dates & Times
Friday 16 October
1:00PM
Saturday 17 October
1:00PM
Sunday 18 October
1:00PM
Tours last 1 hour
Architect
John Rennie
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The Dublin Docklands Tour
Custom House Quay, North Wall, Dublin
Explore the rich history of the Dublin Docklands, long regarded as the gateway to Ireland’s capital, on a guided walking tour beginning at the CHQ Building. Along the way, you’ll encounter some of the Docklands’ most distinctive landmarks, including the Jeanie Johnston Ship, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Matt Talbot Bridge, Custom House, Scherzer Bridge, Famine Statues and Poverty Stone, and the Triumphal Arch, before concluding at the Custom House Building.
Please dress accordingly based upon the weather and wear comfortable footwear
Meeting Point: The VIP Desk in the CHQ Building, The CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, D01 R9Y0
Pre-Book Only
Accessibility Information
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
Sensory Rooms (designated areas that individuals with sensory issues can use to retreat to when feeling overstimulated)
Prams/buggies permitted
The Dublin Docklands Tour includes access to the CHQ Building, which is fully wheelchair accessible, has accessible toilets, welcomes assistance dogs, and provides both a sensory kit and a sensory room. The walking tour follows pathways and uses pedestrian crossings where possible, ensuring a safe and inclusive experience for all.
Car Park: Q-Park (formerly ParkRite) IFSC Car Park nearby can be found next to EPIC on Commons Street, to the rear of Hilton Garden Inn Hotel. There are electric vehicle charge points in the area. Please click here to view a map with more detail.
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The Dublin Docklands Tour
Custom House Quay, North Wall, Dublin
Dates & Times
Friday 16 October
1:00PM
Saturday 17 October
1:00PM
Sunday 18 October
1:00PM
Tours last 1 hour
Tour type
Architect
John Rennie
Tour Information +
Explore the rich history of the Dublin Docklands, long regarded as the gateway to Ireland’s capital, on a guided walking tour beginning at the CHQ Building. Along the way, you’ll encounter some of the Docklands’ most distinctive landmarks, including the Jeanie Johnston Ship, Samuel Beckett Bridge, Matt Talbot Bridge, Custom House, Scherzer Bridge, Famine Statues and Poverty Stone, and the Triumphal Arch, before concluding at the Custom House Building.
Please dress accordingly based upon the weather and wear comfortable footwear
Meeting Point: The VIP Desk in the CHQ Building, The CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, D01 R9Y0
Pre-Book Only
Accessibility Information
Wheelchair accessible
Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs welcome
Sensory Rooms (designated areas that individuals with sensory issues can use to retreat to when feeling overstimulated)
Prams/buggies permitted
The Dublin Docklands Tour includes access to the CHQ Building, which is fully wheelchair accessible, has accessible toilets, welcomes assistance dogs, and provides both a sensory kit and a sensory room. The walking tour follows pathways and uses pedestrian crossings where possible, ensuring a safe and inclusive experience for all.
Car Park: Q-Park (formerly ParkRite) IFSC Car Park nearby can be found next to EPIC on Commons Street, to the rear of Hilton Garden Inn Hotel. There are electric vehicle charge points in the area. Please click here to view a map with more detail.
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