easy
70–80 minutes
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels.
Step aboard a vintage 1960s bus and indulge in Afternoon Tea while cruising Dublin’s top sights. Vintage Tea Trips pairs historic charm with local stories for a cultural journey like no other.
VIP Seating Available • 70-80 mins • Year-round • Bestseller
Embark on a delightful journey through Dublin aboard a vintage 1960s double-decker bus while savoring Afternoon Tea the Irish Way. Enjoy delicious treats and captivating storytelling from engaging hosts as you explore iconic sights like Phoenix Park and the Guinness Brewery. This unique experience blends culture, cuisine, and charm.
70-80 mins
Afternoon Tea the Irish Way
Experience an afternoon tea tour of Dublin, but not just any afternoon tea – Afternoon Tea the Irish Way. Where you hop on board our 1960s vintage double decker bus and we take you on a jaunt through Dublin city all the while indulging in afternoon tea and listening to the Irish art of storytelling with our semi guided tour.
Our trip begins on the beautiful Stephens Green and we take in the main sights of the city including Phoenix Park, Guinness Brewery & Georgian Dublin to name but a few.
While guests are enjoying their sandwiches, cakes and warm scones our on board hosts regale them with their favourite stories of Dublin as we pass by. Our hosts are engaged with their stories and bring their own unique playful characters to their narrative.
Book online or over the phone and choose from a traditional, vegetarian, halal, gluten-free, dairy free or vegan afternoon tea!
Please note that the bus is on a strict timetable and can not wait for latecomers, as such, please make arrangements to arrive at least fifteen minutes prior to scheduled departure.
The bus operates on a strict schedule and cannot wait for late arrivals; plan to be at the departure point at least 15 minutes early.
Choose from traditional, vegetarian, halal, gluten-free, dairy-free, or vegan menus when booking to ensure your tea service suits your needs.
Though the bus is enclosed and heated, bring a light jacket or sweater as Dublin’s weather can be unpredictable.
Keep your camera or phone handy for picturesque city views through the large bus windows, especially around Phoenix Park and the Guinness Brewery.
St Stephen’s Green dates back to the 1600s and served as a key site during Dublin’s 1916 Easter Rising.
Phoenix Park is managed with sustainability in mind, balancing urban recreation with habitat protection for deer and bird species.
Keeps you warm and comfortable during cooler weather or breezes through the bus windows.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture cityscapes and moments during your tour, especially at scenic landmarks.
For navigating to and from the bus departure point with ease.
Useful for unpredictable Irish rain while waiting or walking to the starting point.
spring|summer|fall specific