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The all-in card and the pick-three pass, with the arithmetic done: the Storehouse, EPIC, the bus and one distillery break even on day one, a slower pace does not.

3 bookable places, 2,335 reviews. Nearest is 3 min from the centre by car, farthest 3 min. From €69; the most booked is Dublin: The Dublin Pass with Tickets to 40+ Attractions with 1,916 reviews.

The Dublin Pass is an all-in card for a day or more with the Storehouse, EPIC, the hop-on bus and forty other entries; the Explorer Pass lets you pick three to seven attractions over a month. Both are priced so that a fast first day pays and a slow one does not.

The arithmetic

The Storehouse, EPIC and the bus together cost about what the one-day pass costs, so the pass breaks even on a full first day and anything after is saved. The Explorer Pass for three attractions is the better buy if you want the Storehouse, one distillery and one museum over three slow days. Neither includes the Book of Kells or Kilmainham. [prüfen]

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Good to know

How far is it from Dublin?

By car, the places on this page are 3 min to 3 min from O'Connell Bridge. Train and bus times are shown in the planner on the main page.

Do I need to book in advance?

Most of these have availability on the day; the partner page shows live dates and free cancellation where it applies.

Where do I book?

Each place links to the partner that runs it: GetYourGuide, Viator or Tiqets. You pay there, in euros, with the partner's cancellation terms. We earn a small commission, which never changes your price.