Viking & Medieval History Tour

The Viking & Medieval History tour is an exploration of the Pale of old medieval Dublin. This walking tour involves the exploration of its Vikings roots and its role as spring board for the English conquest of Ireland in the 16^th Century. Your learning covers the 250 year history of Vikings in Ireland. You’ll learn about how Dublin became a true medieval walled city after the arrival of Norman Lord Strongbow in 1170.

A trained historian will be your tour guide. At the National Archeological Museum, you will learn about the 250 year history of Vikings in Ireland. Experience the architectural magnificence of the Christ Church Cathedral- an impressive stone cathedral constructed in 1183 upon the orders of King Henry II.

Your itinerary includes visits to St. Patrick Cathedral where Henry VIII declared himself king of Ireland in 1542, the resting place of Norman Lords- St. Audeon’s Church. The tour ends after a visit to the Brazen Head, Ireland’s oldest pub. Yeah, pop some bottles.

The tour package covers admission to the Christ Church Cathedral and St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the National Archeological Museum Dublin Castle Grounds. This tour is a good one, previous tourists like you agree:

“Very informative and interesting tour. On the four hour walk throughout Dublin you visit many historic sites while learning about Dublin throughout the Viking and middle ages”. “The tour was great! It was leisurely and we covered a lot. Alex is very passionate about the medieval history of Dublin and it showed through his guidance and the props he brought along”

History buffs, this is a must for you! If you are simply looking to gain some historical insight into the Dublin City, here is a great way to do so