Irish Pubs, Music and Culture Tour with an Irish Musician
Drinking alone is no fun — join Irish pub musician and world record breaking guitarist Dave Browne to explore the most historic, musical and Guinness-filled Irish watering holes New York City has to offer.
$49
2 Hours
Starting Location:
34 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003, USA
Highlights
Explore four of New York City's most iconic Irish pubs
Experience led by an Irish pub musician who has performed at the stops on the tour
Welcome drink at the first stop included with your ticket
Small group capped at 15 to ensure a personalized experience
Things to Know
There will be a moderate amount of walking involved. Dress accordingly
Umbrellas recommended (great for rain or to escape the sun)
guests say
"This was the absolute highlight of our time in New York!! Dave was incredible and we had such a blast!! I go to Irish pubs all over the world and this is the most fun I’ve had in a long time!! I will do this tour every time I am in the city!!!"
- Tony
About the Tour
On this two hour experience, you'll visit four of New York City's most iconic Irish pubs, all the while following Dave, a musician who's played in those pubs. You'll hear exclusive behind-the-scenes tales and legendary Irish banter about the pubs' histories and the life of a New York pub musician. Plus, you'll get to enjoy the most important part of visiting a pub: the beer. Your ticket includes a welcome drink at the first bar you visit.
Meet Dave and have a welcome drink included through your ticket at the Swift Hibernian Lounge, called New York's best pub by New York Magazine
Next, head inside McSorley's Old Ale House, the oldest Irish pub in America, to hear stories of jam sessions and ale glasses past from Dave and possibly even the pub's owners
After, you'll walk up Third Avenue, where Irish pubs seem to spring from every corner, into Pete's Tavern, a bar that dates back to 1864
You'll wrap up inside Paddy Maguire's Ale House, a neighborhood spot stuffed with photos of horse races and Irish culture
