The tours start at The Multi-Storey Car Park, Drury Street, Dublin 2.  D02 V261 (Entrance across the road from Brooks Hotel)

Find us on the map, below, or put this code into Google Maps on your phone: D02 V261.

See Dublin by Bike’s base is The Multi-Storey Car Park, Drury Street, Dublin 2. This is a short walk from St Stephens Green, and accessible by bus numbers 14, 15, 15a, 15b, 16, 65, 68, 83, 122, 140, the nearest stop is South Great George’s Street. We are about five minutes walk from the St Stephen’s Green stop on the LUAS tram Green Line. You can also phone us for directions at 087 6955976. Please enter the car park by the pedestrian door.

Tours run twice a day at 10am & 2pm from March to October and 10am from November to February. Tours must be booked in advance.

If you have a query, phone us on 00 353 (0) 87 695 5976, OR email us: seedublinbybike@gmail.com

Meanwhile, here’s a sample of what you’ll see on the tour:

At Cornmarket, near Christ Church, there are two St Audoen’s churches. The Anglican church, slighly hidden, is the oldest functioning parish church in Dublin, dating from the early 13th century, but you can’t miss the Catholic St. Audoens, built between 1841 and 1852. Christine Casey, in her highly regarded book, The Buildings of Ireland – Dublin, says about this building: ‘There is no clearer example in Dublin of post-Emancipation triumphalism.’ Note the church sign is firstly in Polish, as this is now the centre of worship for that community in the city.

SDbB St Audeon's-min

                                                                         

Outside the two St Audoen’s churches