Ontdek Dublin via een gamified avontuur

Dublin packs more than a thousand years of history into a city you can cross on foot. Questo turns that compact center into a self-guided city game: you follow a story on your phone, solve clues at real locations, and set the pace yourself, with no guide and no fixed start time.

The quests cover a wide range of moods. Some lean into Dublin's darker legends and after-dark ghost stories, some trace a romantic route for two, some hunt down the city's most famous old pubs, and others spin playful sci-fi and whiskey-soaked mysteries through the streets. Whatever you pick, you read Dublin the way locals know it, past Trinity College and its cobbled squares, across the cast-iron Ha'penny Bridge over the River Liffey, through the medieval lanes around Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral, and up to the Molly Malone statue and the green calm of St Stephen's Green.

A few local notes worth knowing. For the pint everyone argues about, Mulligan's of Poolbeg Street is the old, no-frills spot Dubliners send you to for the best Guinness in town. For live traditional music, The Cobblestone in Smithfield runs free sessions almost every night, played by working musicians rather than put on for tourists. And for a proper feed, Leo Burdock near Christ Church has been frying the city's best-known fish and chips since 1913.

It suits couples, families, groups of friends, and solo explorers equally, since you choose the route and the speed. Pick a story, step outside, and start whenever you are ready.