Dublin to Edinburgh
A two-city walking tour itinerary
Combining Dublin and Edinburgh makes for one of the best multi-city trips you can take. Dublin (Ireland) and Edinburgh (United Kingdom) are popular to combine — connected by flights, and in some cases trains or ferries.
Dublin
Ireland
Dublin is a compact, literary city where Georgian squares, medieval cathedrals, and legendary pubs sit within easy walking distance of each other. The city's storytelling tradition comes alive in its streets, bridges, and riverside paths.
Highlights
- •Trinity College and the Book of Kells — 9th-century illuminated manuscript in a stunning library
- •Temple Bar district — cobblestone lanes of live music pubs and street performers
- •St. Patrick's Cathedral — Ireland's largest church, founded in 1191
- •Guinness Storehouse — seven floors tracing 250+ years of Ireland's iconic stout
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Edinburgh is a city of dramatic contrasts — the medieval Old Town perched on a volcanic ridge faces off against the elegant Georgian New Town, with Arthur's Seat rising behind. Walking between them is like crossing centuries.
Highlights
- •Edinburgh Castle — fortress atop an extinct volcano dominating the city skyline
- •Royal Mile and St. Giles' Cathedral — medieval spine connecting the castle to the palace
- •Arthur's Seat and Holyrood Park — 251-meter ancient volcano with panoramic summit views
- •Palace of Holyroodhouse — the King's official Scottish residence since the 16th century
Travel Tip
Dublin (Ireland) and Edinburgh (United Kingdom) are popular to combine — connected by flights, and in some cases trains or ferries.
FAQ
How many days for Dublin and Edinburgh?+
We recommend 2-3 days in each city for a thorough walking tour experience. A week-long trip lets you explore both cities at a relaxed pace with time for day trips.
How to travel from Dublin to Edinburgh?+
Dublin (Ireland) and Edinburgh (United Kingdom) are popular to combine — connected by flights, and in some cases trains or ferries.
Is it worth visiting both Dublin and Edinburgh?+
Absolutely. Dublin offers literature, pubs, history while Edinburgh is known for history, architecture, literature — they complement each other perfectly.
Can I get walking tours for both cities?+
Yes — Roamee Pro offers walking tours for both Dublin and Edinburgh with audio narration, hidden gems, and local tips. No booking required.