One of the best quest I have done. Right amount of historical facts, great interaction with the location. A must do in Dublin
Explore Dublin.
Discover Dublin through local stories and clues hidden in the places around you. Pick a walking adventure and explore at your own pace.
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Ghosts of Dublin: Haunting Stories Walking Tour & Escape Game
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The Dublin Incident: Alien, Whiskey & Clues
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Old Town Dublin: Famous Pubs
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Romantic Dublin: Cupid’s Quest Walking Tour & Escape Game
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Kid Quest: Solve the case of the lost senses in Dublin
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Murder Mystery: Death in the Shadows in Dublin
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Dublin in Flames: The Whiskey Hellfire
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Lucky Treasure Hunt: The Golden Shamrock in Dublin
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Dublin SciFi: The Sentinel Conspiracy
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Did this question with my 10 year old - we had great fun
It was very fun. Nice day out.
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A city walk. With a plot twist.
Don’t just visit Dublin. Play it.
Turn a walk into an adventure with the Questo app. Follow a story, explore real places and solve puzzles along the way.
Find places worth noticing
Look closer at landmarks and corners you might otherwise walk past.
Step into a story
Uncover local stories or take on a fictional mission. You choose the adventure.
Solve it together
Follow clues, connect the dots and share that “we got it!” moment.
Places to discover in Dublin
Follow clues through real places and discover the stories behind them. Here’s a glimpse of Dublin.
Love Lane
Love Lane is a small pedestrian passage in Dublin's Temple Bar district, officially known as Crampton Court,…
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The Temple Bar is Dublin's most famous pub, sitting right in the heart of the district that shares its name.
Discover this placeFusilier's Arch
Standing at the entrance to St Stephen's Green, Fusilier's Arch commemorates the officers and soldiers of the…
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A walk with a plot twist
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Explore and solve
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Go at your pace
Stop for coffee. Pick up where you left off.
Name the creature.
I’m a majestic beast, swift and bold,
In fields of green, my tale unfolds.
A noble creature, with hooves that prance,
A symbol of freedom in every glance.
I can move swiftly, by day or night,
Chasing the wind, my spirit takes flight.
Though I may be pure, like snow, of course,
Can you guess what I am with my grace and force?
Before you head out
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What makes Questo quests better than traditional walking tours or escape rooms?
You don’t just follow someone—you participate. With Questo, you solve puzzles, follow stories, explore hidden alleys, stop when you want, and really engage with the city rather than just observing.
Which quest is a fun thing to do in Dublin for first-time visitors?
The Romantic Dublin: Cupid’s Quest Walking Tour & Escape Game is great. It takes you across Ha’Penny Bridge, by the Oscar Wilde House, through love-lit alleyways—it’s ideal to get a feel for Dublin’s charm and history.
We’re looking for a fun outing with kids—any suggestions?
Yes! Dublin has family-friendly Questo quests like Kid Quest: Solve the Case of the Lost Senses. Children follow playful clues through the city, uncovering magical stories and hidden corners while visiting famous landmarks. It keeps them engaged and turns sightseeing into a real-life adventure.
What are a couple of date ideas for locals looking for something different?
You could try a ghost hunt at dusk with Ghosts of Dublin: Haunting Stories. Or do the love-story route in Cupid’s Quest. Both turn familiar streets into something magical.
What landmarks or hidden gems will I pass on a Dublin quest?
You’ll walk by places like Trinity College, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin Castle, Ha’Penny Bridge, but also through less famous alleyways, quirky shops, local pubs, and spots only visible when you look hard.
About the destination
About Dublin
Beyond the well-worn path through Temple Bar, Dublin is a city of Georgian squares, the creative energy of the Liberties, and the gleaming glass of the Docklands. Layers of history and reinvention sit side by side. The Oscar Wilde Monument on Merrion Square, the iron arches of Ha'penny Bridge, and the medieval weight of Kilmainham Gaol each tell a different Dublin story.
Quests here cover a wide range of moods: follow ghost stories and haunted lore through the old city, take a romantic route through hidden lanes and literary landmarks, dive into the history of Dublin's most legendary pubs, or chase a sci-fi mystery through the modern streets. There is something for couples, groups of friends, and families with older kids.
A few local tips worth knowing: the Iveagh Gardens off Harcourt Street are a quieter alternative to St. Stephen's Green, almost always calm on busy days, and always free. For a half-day escape, the DART to Howth takes about 30 minutes and drops you at the start of a cliff walk with sea views that stretch to Wales on a clear day. If you're heading into Trinity College, the Nassau Street entrance puts you straight into Parliament Square without the queue at the main gate.
Questo's Dublin quests are rated 4.46★ across 452 player reviews.
Pick a quest, step outside, and let Dublin do the rest.
