After spending strenuous months in your office with rising stress levels you need a sabbatical break to revive your soul, body, and mind, right? Great! Well, why don’t you plan a Fun Dublin tour with a tour guide? Yes, the Dublin tour will replenish your mind with a plethora of beautiful memories and leave your soul craving for a more fun tour.

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is one of the most popular backpacking destinations in the world right now. This is a city that promises to be a lot of fun, important for students and budget travelers - time spent here generally involves dashing around the city crossing off a list of amazing things to do before visiting one of the famed Dublin pubs come nightfall.

However, before the backpacker can begin exploring the city (and its liquor), he or she must first book a hostel in Dublin. There are many options in town, but Abigails Hostel in Aston Quay is a popular choice because of its excellent facilities, low rates, and ideal location. Abbey Court on Bachelor's Walk, which is a pleasant and welcoming type of place, is just one of the top Dublin hostels to stay in. If you stay here - or any of the other hostels in Dublin - the traveler will have an excellent base from which to explore the dynamic city of Dublin and its numerous attractions.

Here’s a list of what to do in Dublin and create memorabilia out of your tour. Scroll through to read.

• The Guinness Storehouse is a must-see. If you drink beer, you've probably heard of Guinness. The Guinness Storehouse is a must-see for enthusiasts of one of the world's most famous and popular beverages. The traveler will be able to observe the complete history of the drink here.
• Enjoy the Dublin Historical Walking Tour. This walk, led by Trinity College graduate students, is a really fascinating experience for travelers interested in learning about a country's culture and traditions.
• Attend a show at the Gaiety Theatre. A theatre-loving backpacker or budget traveler should make it a point to catch a show at Dublin's oldest theatre, the Gaiety Theatre. It is a theatre that hosts a variety of performances, including opera, dance, theatre, musicals, and ballet.
• Visit the Old Jameson Distillery in Dublin. Another wonderful booze-related activity in Dublin is visiting the Old Jameson Distillery. You can do everything here, from tasting fine Irish whiskey to taking a spectacular factory tour. This one is located on Bow Street and is well worth a visit.
• One of the best things about the Guinness Storehouse is that your admission ticket includes a pint of your favorite beer at the Gravity Bar. It's said that the closer you get to the source, the better the beer tastes, and it's impossible to get closer to Guinness than here!
• Take a ride on the renowned Dublin Ghostbus. The Dublin Ghostbus Attraction is a fantastic theme ride intended to fright you out in good fun for anyone visiting Dublin. The bus, which has a gothic motif, has guides who deliver spine-chilling stories as the vehicle goes along.

So, these are a few things that you must not miss to do when you are in Dublin for vacation with family. You must talk to a proficient tour guide, and they will run you through the tourism plan they have in place for you.

Dublin Walking Tours
Liam Greene, the company's owner, is a passionate historian who quickly turned his love into a career assisting and guiding tourists as they explore Dublin's rich history. There are many interesting sites to visit, and by doing so, you can make heart-pounding mementos. So, what do you have to lose? If you're curious about the cost of a 1916 Rising tour, don't worry; we'll provide you with a quote that fits your budget.