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Stop by the Suffolk Visitor Center located inside the historic Nansemond County Courthouse (c.1839) which includes the Great Dismal Swamp Gallery. Open daily from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., the Suffolk Visitor Center provides assistance with directions, as well as attraction, accommodations, shopping and dining inquiries. Peruse hundreds of statewide brochures and publications. Our lovely gift shop offers a variety of “nutty” items including Christmas ornaments, key chains, lapel pins, Mr. Peanut prints, and of course, actual edible peanuts. You’ll also find books, apparel and assorted souvenirs. We’re conveniently located in the heart of the downtown Suffolk historic district across from the Hilton Garden Inn Riverfront and Suffolk Conference Center. Come see “why it’s a good time to be in Suffolk.”

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524 N Main Street Suffolk, VA 23434 Directions

Phone: 757-514-4130

Open Daily 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day.

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“ I went into Visitor center 018980700 and needed information about Phoenix Park and I explained that I walked a lot. ” in 2 reviews

“ (4 stars only because one of the buses broke down at Trinity College , and it took a good while for a replacement to arrive. ” in 2 reviews

“ These hop on hop off's are really the best way to check out the city during the day as a tourist. ” in 5 reviews

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The boat tour is GREAT with Jerry and Tony! And that's where I give this guided tour a three star review. With that said, the city bus is definitely not up to par with what you typically get with the company. Very disappointed with the bus part. It was slow, infrequent and didn't have a ton of information. Overall, unless you're interested in the boat tour I wouldn't recommend.

I waited 40 minutes in the cold for this bus, watching numerous other "hop-on, hop-off" buses go by. I messaged the company from their website with no response. I later found out the bus only picks up once an hour after the first stop. This information is well-hidden on their website (in a drop-down box) but it clearly says "free cancellation," so I gave up waiting and e-mailed them for a refund. They refused, stating I should have known the schedule ahead of time. There are no conditions given on the website for cancellation except "24 hours ahead of the service." My ticket is good for one year, and I never started the service. I filed a dispute with PayPal. The buses you want in Dublin are the "Big Bus Tours" (red) or the "Do Dublin" (green) buses that pick up every 15 minutes or so. Avoid this company.

Unreliable pick-up times exceeding :45 minutes. Their competitor, BigBus, consistently picking up every :15-:20 minutes. Wasted time waiting for pick-ups and unable to plan the day with any reliability. Waste of money ‼

I would not recommend this busy because out of the many options for transportation, this one is the least available and takes times exceeding 45 minutes. Both other tour bus companies are reliable, have many buses, and come around every 15 minutes. Not worth the 72 hour ticket we purchased when it takes 71 hours for one bus to come around.

We had Ross as our tour guide on the bus. He made our tour fun and informative. He was so much better than the recording riders usually listens to. We enjoyed learning about the sites and getting on and off when we wanted.

If zero or minus was possible I would give it -5. My family and I sat at St. Patricks Cathedral for 45 minutes watching both the other hop on hop off bus companies pick up At least 3 times each. Ok made it to Guinness Storehouse and been wait more than 30 minutes again watching other hop on hop of busses go by. Made a whopping 2 stops today. Have reservations at two more stops on cruise and will be canceling reservations service is so slow. We made end up taking a taxi back to train station.

Good idea, but be warned that this can be difficult. We used it on a bank holiday. All was good in the morning-very pleasant, helpful driver! In the afternoon, however, we waited over 45 minuets at the Gaol. The driver took time on the 'stand-only' packed bus, to argue with someone over the wait time. ("It couldn't have been THAT long!") He said there were delays both before & after us. After finally getting seats up top, we continually listened to the poor, vexed driver argue with riders who were overly loud. We finally escaped that & caught another bus.

We escaped the overcrowded nightmare!

My sister and I purchased a 48-hour "Hop on/Hop off" tour while visiting Dublin and would both highly recommend. It was so convenient to have free transportation, friendly guides, and learn more about the history and current happenings of the city. There are two separate routes although they mostly hit the same attractions (one has a couple of extra spots). Some of the buses have multilingual recordings that you can listen to with headphones. I was very surprised at how affordable the tours were, including more lengthy options such as Giant's Causeway and the Cliffs of Moher. I'd definitely encourage you to take advantage of the various tours available to get the most out of your stay! (4 stars only because one of the buses broke down at Trinity College, and it took a good while for a replacement to arrive. Otherwise, two thumbs up.)

If you visit Dublin, this is the way to go. This bus tour hits every single site you might want to visit in the city. And it is unlimited trips within a 24 or 48 hour period. A 48 hour ticket also gives you a free walking tour and several discounts throughout the city. The first day we arrived, we rode the entire route just to get a good view of the city and the layout. It is a double-decker bus so the top level is also perfect for photo ops. Our favorite driver during the two days we spent there was Declan. He was outstanding and so friendly and full of information. The stops are throughout the city so it is easy to hop off and back on wherever you like. Highly recommend!!!

We've taken this tour in numerous cities and this one has a unique touch. Rather than listening to pre-recorded information, the driver shares history with local humor. I strongly recommend this tour. We are also trying out the night tour which comes free with a 2-day pass. On a side note, I lost my wallet with all my cash (saved for the remainder of my trip). The wonderful driver turned it in and my faith in humanity is restored! (She declined the tip, but I gave it anyways). I love the people here and this tour is excellent.

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Can you book tours directly with the tour companies AT the visitor's center? I know I can book online beforehand, but I don't really like having all my money details out there online, plus would like to wait til I can get a general idea of what the weather is to be like that week so I can adjust my trips according to the weather.(Cliffs of Moher particularly). I know I can call when there, although I don't plan on using my cellphone due to the cost.

thanks in advance

I'mm 99% sure you can book at the tourist info centre but maybe email them to double check? I know I booked my Mary Gibbons tour to Bru na Boinne (sp?) from there a couple of years ago if that's any help.

This is a good pub across the road.

http://www.oneillsbar.com/

ty for responses. I've emailed the dublin tourism board directly and when I have an answer, will post for others as well.

LordKinnage, ty for the link but not a 'pub' kind of gal. really. but there is a great coffee/tea shop that is close by that is open late specifically for those that don't do pubs.

http://accentslounge.wordpress.com/

I just wanted to update this post in the event that others may want the info. I contacted the visitors center on Suffolk Street with my query but they never responded. I then contacted several tour operators and was told that they do sell their tours at the visitors center so .....there are several tour companies that do offer their tours for purchase at the Suffolk St. visitors center. I know that tours can be purchased online prior but the less sensitive info I have out there, the better.

Sorry for the lack of response, but this year has been busy, busy.

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Molly Malone statue wheeled away to make way for Luas

Famous bronze sculpture undergoing ‘makeover’ before being reinstalled at new location.

The Molly Malone statue is moving to a temporary home outside the tourist office on nearby Suffolk Street. Video: Darragh Bambrick

World famous statue Molly Malone was hoisted away with her wheelbarrow from Grafton Street last night to make way for the cross-city Luas project.

The iconic bronze sculpture is undergoing a’makeover’ getting repairs and cleaning by a bronze specialist for next six weeks.

Gráinne Mackin, director of communications for Luas cross-city project, said initially the plan was to move Molly and her wheelbarrow separately.

The new location Molly Malone will move to after she is finished her repairs. Google maps.

“We thought we’d have to do it in two pieces but we managed to do the two together,” she said.

Ms Mackin said the statue was moved onto the back of a flat-bed truck about 12.30 this morning.

“The lift went very smoothly. We’re hoping to have her back by mid-June,” she said.

More than 20 people were involved in the move, which included conservation, bronzing, lifting and transport specialists.

Ms Mackin said it was an opportunity for restore the statue from natural wear and tear from being exposed to the elements since 1988.

She said moving the plinth could take up to a week.

When she returns, she will have a temporary home outside the tourist office in the former St Andrew’s Church on nearby Suffolk Street.

The Luas project, due to be finished in 2017, is an extension of the Green line that will link with the Red services.

The 5.6km line from St Stephen’s Green to Broombridge in Cabra.

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thanks in advance

This is a good pub across the road.

http://www.oneillsbar.com/

ty for responses. I've emailed the dublin tourism board directly and when I have an answer, will post for others as well.

LordKinnage, ty for the link but not a 'pub' kind of gal. really. but there is a great coffee/tea shop that is close by that is open late specifically for those that don't do pubs.

http://accentslounge.wordpress.com/

Sorry for the lack of response, but this year has been busy, busy.

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Molly Malone

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As well as being known and sung internationally, the popular song 'Cockles and Mussels' has become a sort of unofficial anthem of Dublin City. The song's tragic heroine Molly Malone and her barrow have come to stand as one of the most familiar symbols of the capital.

Molly Malone worked as a fishmonger but also as a working girl and died in one of the outbreaks of Cholera that regularly used to sweep the city of Dublin.

The statue of Molly and her cart is affectionately nicknamed 'The Tart with the Cart' by Dubliners'.

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The Town Hall (Gaol Lane entrance), Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1TL Opening hours: Monday - Thursday : 9.45am - 4.30pm Friday: 9.45am - 4pm (Mon - Fri closed 12.30pm - 1pm for lunch) Saturday : 10am - 3pm Get in touch: +44 (0)1787 372331 (Option 1) [email protected]

Start your Sudbury exploration with a visit to Sudbury's dedicated Tourist Information Centre at The Town Hall in the heart of Sudbury town centre. Whether this is your first visit or you've lived in Sudbury for years, pop in to pick up local maps, guides and to buy tickets for our popular guided walks! Our knowledgable staff will help you make the most of your visit to Sudbury and the surrounding picturesque Stour Valley.

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We arrive in Dublin on a very late flight and would like to do a particular day trip the next day so it would be best to be quite close so we can walk to the meeting point.

Normally we prefer quaint B&Bs and inns but we would stay in a larger hotel if need be.

Any suggestions

This one is a short walk.

http://www.centralhoteldublin.com/

Thank you l0rdkimmage

will check it out

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Tourism Information Office Suffolk Street. The facility was officially opened today. Picture by Shane O'Neill / Fennell Photography 2015. Pól Ó Conghaile . Mon 9 Feb 2015 at 14:53.
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2 reviews. 3. Re: Tourist office on Suffolk Street. 10 years ago. Save. You can also book them in the Paddy Wagon Shops and at the end of Grafton Street you will find a new tourist shop that also takes bookings across the road from one of the main HO/HO stops in Dublin at Trinity College. Report inappropriate content.
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Suffolk Visitor Center Contact Information Physical Address. 524 N Main Street Suffolk, VA 23434 Directions. Phone: 757-514-4130. Hours. Open Daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
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This tourist office is located right around the corner of the Molly Malone statue and is across the street from the SuperDry store. The address of 25 Suffolk Street is the specific address of the tourist office but oddly the photos uploaded to this yelp review look nothing like the tourist office I visited.
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Tourist office on Suffolk Street
Answer 1 of 11: Am going solo in September to Dublin and staying close by the Suffolk St. visitor center. I looked on the 'visit dublin' website for the answer but couldn't find it so am asking here: Can you book tours directly with the tour...
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There used to be a Tourist office on Suffolk Street, I believe. I looked at an online map and the building appears to house a Butler's Chocolate cafe now. Is that true? Where would I book day trips now when I get to Dublin or is it best to book them from home before leaving for Dublin? Thank you.
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1. Dublin Tourism Office - Suffolk Street Dublin Tourism is located in the magnificent Saint Andrew's Church located in Suffolk Street just around the corner from Grafton Street. Here you can pick up some complimentary leaflets and brochures and purchase some of the more detailed guides and maps available in store. Get the latest bus,…
Former church and tourist office to let on Suffolk Street, Dublin
The former Suffolk Street church has an overall floor area of 12,839sq m (19,794 sq ft) on three levels. The ground floor is an ideal size for a variety of businesses, extending to 818sq m (8 ...
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The Molly Malone statue is moving to a temporary home outside the tourist office on nearby Suffolk Street. Video: Darragh Bambrick . Rachel Flaherty. Thu May 1 2014 - 11:41.
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Suffolk has a long rich history with a wide range of historical places to visit.As a coastal county, Suffolk has been both an important trading location and the site of numerous invasions, which can be seen from the presence of Martello Towers.. The National Trust site at Sutton Hoo is one of the UK's most important historic sites in the UK containing 6th and 7th century cemeteries, many ...
Tourist office on Suffolk Street
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Molly Malone
Molly Malone. The Molly Malone statue is located in Suffolk Street, a short distance from Trinity College and Grafton Street. Molly Malone was a semi historical, semi-legendary figure who was commemorated in the song 'Cockles and Mussels', a Dublin anthem. As well as being known and sung internationally, the popular song 'Cockles and Mussels ...
Tourist office on Suffolk Street
Answer 11 of 11: Am going solo in September to Dublin and staying close by the Suffolk St. visitor center. I looked on the 'visit dublin' website for the answer but couldn't find it so am asking here: Can you book tours directly with the tour...
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Hotel walking distance from Suffolk Street for tour pick up
Answer 1 of 3: Hello, We are coming to Dublin for a very short layover ( 1.5 days) after a trip to Europe and need to find a hotel that would be walking distance from where a tour can be picked up the day after we arrive. The tour pick up location is on...
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The Town Hall (Gaol Lane entrance), Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1TL Opening hours: Monday - Thursday : 9.45am - 4.30pm Friday: 9.45am - 4pm (Mon - Fri closed 12.30pm - 1pm for lunch) Saturday : 10am - 3pm Get in touch: +44 (0)1787 372331 (Option 1) [email protected]

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