From Neolithic passage tombs older than the pyramids to medieval castles that shaped a nation. Guided heritage experiences across Ireland's most storied landscapes.
Every experience is led by expert heritage guides who bring the stones, stories, and landscapes to life.
Stand inside passage tombs older than the Egyptian pyramids. Explore stone circles, dolmens, and ancient ceremonial sites with archaeologists who decode the marks left by our earliest ancestors.
3200 BC – 500 BCVisit monastic settlements where monks preserved European learning through the Dark Ages. From Glendalough's round towers to Clonmacnoise on the Shannon, trace the age of saints and scholars.
5th – 12th CenturyWalk through the Viking Triangle of Waterford, Ireland's oldest city. Explore Norman strongholds like Trim Castle where the course of Irish history was reshaped by conquest.
9th – 15th CenturyExplore the medieval mile of Kilkenny city, from the imposing castle to the Black Abbey. Discover the craft traditions, political intrigues, and merchant culture of Ireland's finest medieval city.
12th – 16th CenturyBoard the Dunbrody Famine Ship in New Ross and understand the devastation that halved Ireland's population. Visit workhouse sites and hear the stories of those who stayed and those who left.
1845 – 1852The land itself tells stories. Walk the Hill of Tara where High Kings were crowned, visit the cursed Rock of Cashel, and discover why Ireland's landscape is inseparable from its mythology.
TimelessOur signature experience takes you along Kilkenny's Medieval Mile — from the imposing castle to the cathedral, through narrow lanes where merchants traded and monks prayed eight centuries ago.
From the Boyne Valley's sacred landscape to the Viking streets of Waterford, each region tells a different chapter.
Every era left its mark on the landscape. We help you read those marks.
A passage tomb older than Stonehenge and the Great Pyramid of Giza. Its winter solstice alignment reveals astonishing astronomical knowledge.
Irish monasteries become centres of European learning. Monks at Glendalough, Clonmacnoise, and Skellig Michael preserve classical knowledge through the Dark Ages.
Norse raiders establish Dublin, Waterford, Wexford, Cork, and Limerick. The fusion of Gaelic and Norse culture reshapes Ireland forever.
Strongbow lands in Wexford. The Normans build the great stone castles — Trim, Kilkenny, Cahir — that define the Irish landscape to this day.
A catastrophe that halved Ireland's population through death and emigration. Its impact on Irish identity, culture, and diaspora reverberates to the present day.
From the Easter Rising to the founding of the Free State. The revolutionary period that shaped modern Ireland, fought in the streets of Dublin and the fields of the countryside.
Whether you're planning a family visit, a school trip, or a solo pilgrimage through Ireland's history — we'll craft an experience you won't forget.