Ireland’s capital — Georgian squares, a Viking past, a legendary literary tradition and a pint of the black stuff.
Dublin is where most journeys to Ireland begin. A compact, walkable city of Georgian squares and cobble laneways, it wears a thousand years of history lightly — from the Viking longphort at Wood Quay to the Book of Kells at Trinity College.
Trace the city’s literary ghosts at the Dublin Writers Museum, raise a glass in the Liberties, or wander St Stephen’s Green. The Guinness Storehouse, Kilmainham Gaol and the EPIC emigration museum each tell a different strand of the Dublin story.
Top RatedExplore the Guinness brewery, learn about its history and brewing process, see award-winning advertisements, and enjoy…
Top RatedDay trip from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Galway City.
Top RatedDublin Zoo provides a fantastic and immersive experience for families, featuring a variety of exotic animals in…
Top RatedDay trip from Dublin to Northern Ireland’s highlights, including the Giant’s Causeway and Belfast.
Top RatedGuided day trip from Dublin to Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains, and Glendalough.
Top RatedGuided tour, whiskey tasting, and a signature cocktail at the original Bow St. distillery.
Top Rated45-minute River Liffey cruise exploring Dublin’s history, landmarks, and skyline with live commentary.
Top RatedExpert-led walking tour of Dublin’s historic landmarks and hidden gems.
FeaturedA hotel in International Financial Services Centre, Dublin. 0.3 km from EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, and a short…
FeaturedA hotel in International Financial Services Centre, Dublin. 0.4 km from Book of Kells & Old Library, Trinity College,…
FeaturedA hotel in Temple Bar, Dublin. 0.5 km from Temple Bar, and a short walk to Four Courts station. Rated 4.7 on Google.
FeaturedA 5-star hotel in Docklands, Dublin. 0.7 km from EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, and a short walk to Dublin Pearse…
FeaturedA hotel in The Liberties, Dublin. 0.3 km from Christ Church Cathedral, and a short walk to Four Courts station. Rated…
FeaturedA castle hotel in The Liberties, Dublin. 0.5 km from St Patrick’s Cathedral, and a short walk to Fatima station. Rated…
FeaturedA hotel in O’Connell Street, Dublin. 0.3 km from Temple Bar, and a short walk to Jervis station. Rated 4.5 on Google.
FeaturedA 4-star hotel in O’Connell Street, Dublin. 0.7 km from Temple Bar, and a short walk to O’Connell Upper station. Rated…
An evening with Eddie Lenihan Irish author, storyteller, lecturer and broadcaster. He is one of the few practising…
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FeaturedIconic red facade in Temple Bar, daily live trad music, massive whiskey menu
FeaturedIreland’s oldest pub, pouring since 1198 with low ceilings and courtyard charm
FeaturedTemple Bar pub with live traditional Irish music every afternoon and evening
FeaturedFamous mountain tavern known as the highest pub in Ireland
FeaturedMusic shop front pub famous for cosy atmosphere and authentic trad sessions
FeaturedHistoric home of The Dubliners with nightly traditional Irish music sessions
FeaturedLive music bar on historic Fishamble Street, named after an infamous 18th-century madam
FeaturedVibrant Temple Bar landmark named after the poet with daily trad music
FeaturedThe prison where leaders of the 1916 Rising were executed, now a museum of Irish political history.
A former Viking stronghold and seat of English rule for over 700 years, now a major government complex and visitor…
The official residence of the President of Ireland, a Palladian house set in Phoenix Park with guided summer tours.
A military cemetery and the burial place of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising, marked by a moving memorial wall.
An exquisite 18th-century miniature pleasure palace, considered the finest neo-classical building in Ireland.
James Gandon’s 18th-century masterpiece on the Liffey, housing an exhibition on its architecture and history.
A Victorian estate in Phoenix Park used for state guests, with fine interiors, walled gardens and a boathouse.
A memorial garden in Parnell Square dedicated to those who died in the cause of Irish freedom.
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