Dolmens of the Boyne and Malahide River Valley
Description:
The tour is conducted by car.
Transfer Dublin – Newgrange, 1 hour, during which the guide informs guests about the Republic of Ireland. Visit one of the three dolmens, Newgrange, Naus or Daus. The dolmens, located in the valley of the Boyne River, are considered one of the “wonders of the world” and are protected by UNESCO. Built about 5,000 years ago during the Neolithic period (late Stone Age), the dolmens are the oldest buildings in the world – older than the pyramids of Giza and Stonehenge.
At 12:00, Newgrange - Malahide transfer, during which the guide tells guests about the main events of Irish history. Before starting the tour of Malahide Castle, the residence of the Irish aristocrats Talbot, who owned the castle for 800 years until 1976, guests are given free time for lunch or a walk. To choose from: visit Malahide Castle or Malahide Gardens.
Languages of holding: Russian, English
Meeting place with the guide: hotel where tourists live.
In addition, the car is paid 60 euros per hour.
Additional entrance tickets to museums are paid