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Discover Irelands majestic southern scenery on a castle-hunting adventure through misty mountains and vast open valleys, with a guided coach tour from Dublin to Blarney in Cork. Known as the Rebel County for its history of warring kings, Corks enchanting landscape is dotted with stunning medieval castles where epic battles, sieges, and royal intrigue played out centuries ago.
Pass through the airy peaks of the breathtaking Galty and Knockmealdown Mountains, wind your way to Blarney Castle and the famous Blarney Stone. Kissing the stone is said to give visitors the gift of the gab, a lucky charm to make you the life and soul of the party.
Walk around inside the castle ruins, and look out over the battlements at the incredible views in every direction.
you'll also have time to wander the castle gardens like the nobility of old. you'll also visit the Rock of Cashel, a magnificent hilltop fortification that is considered to be one of Irelands Seven Wonders. The seat of the King of Munster that predates Irelands Anglo-Norman conquerors, its a remarkable remnant of ancient times.
After that, its on to the incredibly well-preserved Cahir Castle, before setting home to Dublin as the evening sets over the countryside.
Duration: 12 hours

Blarney Castle & Cork Day Tour for 2 - Dublin

In December 1993, J.K. Rowling left Portugal and moved to Edinburgh with her baby daughter, with a suitcase containing the first three chapters of Harry Potter, and a trunk full of ideas. During the next seven years, she planned out the whole seven-book series, creating the magical world hidden from the Muggles, and finished her first book: Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone.
During the following years, this impoverished single mum went on to write the rest of the Harry Potter series which became a global phenomenon. Her own story is as magical as Harrys. Fast-forward a decade or two, and over 500 million copies have been sold, eight films made, with an enormous and adoring fanbase.
Your private tour of J.K Rowlings Edinburgh begins at Spoon, which was once Nicolsons Cafe, and where she often stopped to write. More well-known is your next stop, The Elephant House, where Rowling would sit for hours writing and sipping coffee. Here, you can see Greyfriars House and George Heriots School, both of which she used for inspiration for her magical world.
Greyfriars House inspired the graveyard scenes in Harry Potter, and you can spot familiar character names on the gravestones. It is said that George Heriots School, along with the University of Porto, inspired Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Conclude your tour at Diagon Alley (Victoria St and Candlemaker Row), where travelers flock to purchase novelties and perhaps to buy an owl or repair a wand!
Duration: 3 hours

Private Tour Inspired by Harry Potter's Wizarding World for 2 - Edinburgh

On your private tour, your expert guide will take you into Old Towns maze of streets and concealed courtyards, where you will learn about the citys closes- cramped alleyways, and wynds - narrow lanes between houses. You'll also hear about the many characters who lived and died here.
Get the chance to explore the imposing St Giles Cathedral the seat of Scottish Christianity for over nine centuries and the cradle of the Scottish Reformation during the 16th century. Found on the High Street in Edinburghs Old Town, it dominates the citys skyline, with its crowned steeple making a distinctive signature. The current building dates from the 15th century.
A tour of Edinburgh would not be complete without learning about Scotlands most famous historic attraction: Edinburgh Castle. Your guide will take you on a brief private tour of the castle, before leaving you to explore it at your own pace. Hear about the fascinating history of this enigmatic castle, including many of the bloody battles that took place here.
Duration: 3 hours

The Best of Highlights Tour with Castle Tickets for 2 - Edinburgh

This is one magical Irish jaunt you'll never forget,to be sure. The Cliffs of Moher tour showcases the best of Irelands west coast. Walk those famous cliffs and learn about the native species that thrive only on the Burren, visit Doolin village, and snap some pics of Galway Bay on the way back to Dublin!
Leave Dublin behind, and go with your capable guide to the iconic Cliffs of Moher. With the wind in your hair you'll see the stunning flora and fauna that thrives here. Its pure magic to see the orchids and other flowers that only exist here in this special ecosphere!
Soak up the panoramic views of the Aran Islands as you hunt for leprechauns, and learn the history of the area. Eat your lunch on the towering cliffs or in the cute little village of Doolin, before taking a hike around the Burren and heading to Corcomroe Abbey, an early 13th-century Cistercian monastery.
you'll head back to Dublin on a different route, taking in the gorgeous Galway Bay and Dunguaire Castle along the way.
The only better takeaway from Ireland than this would be a four-leafed clover, but who knows what you'll find upon those cliffs!
Duration: 12.5 hours

Cliffs of Moher & West of Ireland Highlights Tour for 2

The Giants Causeway is one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Ireland and the countrys very first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Board the bus in Dublin and take a day trip into the enchanting history of the Emerald Isle. See incredible scenery, visit Game of Thrones filming locations and even cross the legendary Carrick-a-Rederope bridge!
Leave Dublin in the early morning light and make for Irelands far north. After a coffee stop to get you fueled up, you can sit back and enjoy the spectacular views. Some of the countrys most beautiful scenery is in this region - its no wonder parts of Game of Thrones were filmed here.
Along the way, you'll hear all about the ancient history, myths, folklore, and legends associated with the northern coastline of County Antrim. At the Giants Causeway you'll hear about Finn MacCool, the mythical hunter-warrior-giant with the best name in all of history.
Other highlights include crossing the nearby Carrick-a-Rederope bridge, and a special tour of the historic Dunluce Castle (the inspiration for Cair Paravel in C.S LewissThe Chronicles of Narnia).
As you make your journey back to Dublin, you'll be so steeped in Irish history, Game of Thrones scenes capes, and mini-adventures that you'll have definitely earned that evening pint (or two) of the black stuff.
Duration: 13 hours

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