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A Break for the Family in Dublin
Looking to discover the Irish capital with your family? This is THE perfect tour for you!
Joe and Mawaan being Amazing on the streets of Dublin | Travel Man EXTRA
Joe and comedian Mawaan Rizwan spend two days in Dublin, visiting talking statues, swimming in 'scrotum-tightening' waters, and swigging stout at the Guinness Storehouse. In this video, you can see some of the extended/deleted scenes from the episode!
In the Dublin episode of Travel Man, Joe Lycett and comedian Mawaan Rizwan set out to see how much of the city they could pack into 48 hours, statues, swimming, and stout included. This package is built around the same highlights, with the difference that you don't have to do it at a sprint. Trips are fully customizable, giving you the time to actually settle into the city rather than race through it.
Hear the City Talk Back
Dublin has fitted ten of its statues with QR codes, so a scan gets you a phone call from the likes of Oscar Wilde or Molly Malone. It's a strange, funny way into the city's literary history, and a good reminder that Dublin takes its writers seriously without taking itself too seriously.
Eat at the City's Smallest Restaurant
Little Café seats just eight people, by the host's own count, and works entirely off a handwritten menu that changes constantly. Lunch is the only service, and it opens with a glass of homemade vermouth before working through eleven courses. The owners converted the space from a sandwich shop, and the result is one of those finds that rewards travelers willing to go small instead of famous.
Pour Your Own Pint at the Guinness Storehouse
The Guinness Storehouse is Dublin's biggest tourist draw for a reason. Visitors can learn to pour a proper pint, end up with their own face printed on the foam, and get a sense of just how central stout is to the city's identity.
The pour is its own kind of theater, watching the nitro settle before the glass is even handed to you.
Swim Where Dublin Swims
Forty Foot, the sea-swimming spot in Sandycove, has been part of Dublin life for over a century and even gets a mention in Joyce's Ulysses. The water doesn't warm up much, but that's rather the point. It's a proper local ritual, not a tourist add-on.
Step Into Dublin's Music History
Windmill Lane Studios has recorded some of Ireland's most famous music, U2 among them. Visitors can hear the studio's history and even lay down a track of their own, a hands-on counterpoint to the city's literary stops.
Plan Your Own Dublin Adventure
This package is inspired by the highlights of Joe and Mawaan's Travel Man episode and fully customizable to fit your interests and schedule. Click the offer below and start building your Dublin trip.
A Break for the Family in Dublin
Looking to discover the Irish capital with your family? This is THE perfect tour for you!
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