Dublin · DUBLIN EXPLORATION GAMES AND SCAVENGER HUNTS
Dublin days fill up quickly once the weather turns. Here are 4 dublin exploration games and scavenger hunts tours, priced and timed, so the decision takes a minute rather than an evening.
Meet your guide at Button Factory in Temple Bar for a warm-up, headphones, music, and a one-hour dance through central Dublin. You will pass Temple Bar and Dublin Castle, stop for photos, and return to the starting point. The tour runs in English and accepts groups of up to 40.
“Absolutely fantastic. Loved how everyone interacted. Wear flat shoes or trainers. Great day. Highly recommended.”
Explore Dublin at your own pace with a private, app-led ghost hunt from the National Museum to the River Liffey. Follow audio stories, inspect landmarks, and solve clues tied to Wolfe Tone, St. Ann’s Church, Olympia Theatre, and City Hall. Allow about 90 minutes, or longer with breaks.
“A great way to get to know the city and learn some history. I recommend doing it on the first night you get to a place. Can't wait to do some more.”
Meet your English-speaking host at The Button Factory in Temple Bar, collect a headset, and follow a music-led walk through central Dublin. Gary and Nara bring 35 years of performance experience, while hosts such as Gonzo may lead your group. Expect singalong classics, simple dance moves, and a return to the bar.
“Gonzo our tour guide was hilarious and really encouraging!”
You’ll follow an ancient treasure map through central Dublin, solving puzzles with your private group. The route passes Kevin Street Garda Station and traditional pub exteriors, begins at The Clockwork Door in Temple Bar, and takes about two hours. Bring patience, teamwork, and weatherproof clothing.
“This was my husband’s 60th birthday treat. Had a wonderful time at Trinity College and a lovely lunch. This was booked for the afternoon. I was so disappointed.”
Pick a distillery, a headland or a coach heading west.
