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4th September 2016
11:57am BST
The tour will run three times a day: 11am, 1.15pm and 3.30pm and tickets start from €40.
The trip travels through the city taking in the Phoenix Park, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Christ Church, Wood Quay, O’Connell Street, Trinity College, Georgian Dublin, St. Stephens Green and more and passengers will be in the safe hands of Driver Bob and the on-board Vintage Tea Tours Team who will share some interesting and juicy “need to know” facts about Dublin, its sights and of course the loveable Pauline.
All of this can be enjoyed while spooning vanilla panna cotta with forest berry compote and Guinness brownie into your mouth, with treats prepared daily by Italian fine dining chef Donato Romano.
Now that's our kind of sightseeing.
For more information on Vintage Tea Tours and to book a jaunt, click here.
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