Dublin: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

About This Tour

The DoDublin hop-on hop-off bus is the most flexible way to cover the city. Buy a 24-hour or 48-hour ticket, climb aboard the open-top double-decker, and hop on and off as many times as you like at over 30 stops. The full loop takes roughly 90 minutes if you stay on, but the real value comes from using it as your personal transport between attractions.

Stops include all the big names - Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham Gaol, Dublin Castle, St Patrick’s Cathedral, the Jameson Distillery, Phoenix Park, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, and Christ Church Cathedral, among many others. A live guide on board keeps the commentary entertaining with local stories, Dublin wit, and practical tips on what is worth your time at each stop.

Your ticket also includes a complimentary walking tour and free entry to the Little Museum of Dublin on St Stephen’s Green - a gem of a museum that tells the story of the city through donated objects and photographs. For families, one child under 15 travels free with each paying adult. It is genuinely good value if you plan to visit several attractions across different parts of the city.

What’s Included

• Unlimited hop-on hop-off travel for 24 or 48 hours (depending on option selected)
• Open-top double-decker bus with live English-speaking guide
• 30+ stops at Dublin’s major attractions
• Complimentary entry to the Little Museum of Dublin
• Free walking tour
• One free child ticket per paying adult (under age 15)

What’s Not Included

• Admission to individual attractions (unless specified)
• Food and drinks

Good to Know

• The main departure point is on O’Connell Street at the DoDublin HQ. Buses run frequently throughout the day.
• The open-top deck is brilliant in good weather but exposed in rain. Sit downstairs if the skies turn grey.
• You can start your hop-on hop-off journey at any stop along the route - not just the main departure point.
• The 48-hour option is worth it if you are spending more than one full day sightseeing.
• Commentary is live (not recorded), so the experience varies by guide - most are excellent Dublin storytellers.