LetzGo City Tours

30/10/2026

In 1695, a merchant ship called the Usul Gally left Dublin’s Temple Bar bound for the Middle East.

It vanished at sea. The crew was declared dead. Insurance was paid.

And then the theories started.

Some believed the sailors had been taken by the Fay, supernatural beings from the other world, kidnapped and replaced by changelings.

Dublin has stories that go far deeper than most people realise.

Our guide Elisa takes you through them.

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29/10/2026

Ireland didn’t borrow Halloween from anyone.

It invented it.

From Dublin’s ghost tours to Galway’s medieval walls, Kilkenny’s castle-lit streets to Derry’s legendary Halloween festival, the whole island comes alive this time of year in a way nowhere else quite manages.

This is Halloween the way it was always meant to feel.

Which Irish town would you choose? 👇

29/10/2026

28/10/2026

Traitors’ Gate. The water entrance to the Tower of London — where prisoners arrived by boat, and most never left.

Anne Boleyn. Thomas More. Lady Jane Grey. The Tower held them all.

The last ex*****on here wasn’t in the Middle Ages. It was 1941.

This is one of the most extraordinary — and darkest — buildings in the world. And our guides know every story inside it.

🔗 Book your Tower of London tour — link in bio.

27/10/2026

Before Halloween became costumes and candy, it was Samhain.

An ancient Celtic festival, born in Ireland, where the veil between the living and the dead grew thin and the future could be read in a loaf of bread.

Our Dublin guide Elisa takes you through the tradition of Barmbrack: the Halloween bread baked with a hidden token inside. Find the ring, find the coin or pray you don’t find the rag.

This is the real story of Halloween. And it started here.

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26/10/2026

Halloween didn’t start with pumpkins and costumes.

It started with Samhain, a Celtic festival in Ireland, marking the night when the boundary between the living and the dead grew thin.

From there, it spread. And every city tells the story differently.

Dublin, where it began. London, dark and theatrical. Paris, quiet and beautiful in the way only Paris can be. Galway, with 700-year-old walls and stories that predate tourism entirely. And Budapest, a city that doesn’t need a holiday to feel haunted.

Swipe through and tell us: which one would you choose? 👇

22/10/2026

Dublin doesn’t just have history, it has flavour.

On this 3-hour food tour through Smithfield and The Liberties, you’ll taste modern Irish dishes, classic stews, local brews, and spirits, stopping at some of the city’s oldest bars, bakeries, and hidden gems along the way.

And yes, you’ll end with an Irish Coffee Masterclass at Jameson Distillery. Properly made. By you.

The kind of afternoon that makes you understand a city in a completely different way.

🔗 Book your Dublin Food & Bites tour — link in bio.

21/10/2026

Washington DC doesn’t need a full week. It needs the right plan.

The National Mall alone covers over three miles — from the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol steps. Along the way: the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Smithsonian, and some of the most powerful stories in American history.

Most people scratch the surface. The ones who leave feeling like they really got DC? They knew where to look.

Save this for your next trip. 🔖

20/10/2026

The Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre. No one noticed for 24 hours.

That’s just the beginning.

Our newest Paris tour walks you through the true crime, art heists and royal scandals that happened on these streets — told exactly where they happened.

🔗 Book the Paris Heist Legends tour — link in bio

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