Dublin
Ireland · 53.35°, -6.26°
Georgian capital with literary heritage, Temple Bar nightlife, Guinness, Trinity College, Viking history, and legendary pub culture. Compact and walkable with warm hospitality.
La cathédrale Saint-Patrick
La plus grande église d’Irlande, fondée en 1191 : Jonathan Swift en fut doyen trente-deux ans, et son épitaphe latine y est gravée, qu’il a rédigée lui-même.
Le musée national d’archéologie
L’or de l’âge du bronze irlandais, le calice d’Ardagh et les corps des tourbières, conservés deux mille ans par l’acidité, avec leur peau et leurs cheveux.
Glendalough et les monts Wicklow
À une heure, un monastère du VIᵉ siècle dans une vallée glaciaire à deux lacs, avec une tour ronde de trente-trois mètres presque intacte.
Le quartier géorgien et Merrion Square
Les portes colorées de Dublin, imposées par le règlement de 1750 qui n’autorisait que les fanlights : Wilde a grandi au numéro 1 de Merrion Square.
Guinness Storehouse
7-floor Guinness experience. Brewing process, history, FREE pint at Gravity Bar. 360° city views. Most visited.
Trinity College & Book of Kells
1592 university. Book of Kells (9th-century illuminated manuscript). Long Room library stunning. Historic campus.
Cliffs of Moher Day Trip
214m sea cliffs. Ireland's most visited natural attraction. Dramatic Atlantic views. Full day from Dublin. Breathtaking.
Temple Bar District
FREE cultural quarter. Cobbled streets, pubs, live music every night. Tourist but essential. Colorful buildings.
Phoenix Park
Europe's largest enclosed park. FREE. Wild deer herd, Dublin Zoo, President's residence. 7x Central Park size.
Kilmainham Gaol
Victorian prison, 1916 Easter Rising leaders executed. Moving history. Guided tours essential. Book ahead.
Howth Cliff Walk
FREE coastal walk 30min from city. Stunning views, fishing village, fresh seafood. Easy loop trail. Perfect half-day.
Jameson Distillery
Irish whiskey experience. Tour with tastings. Learn triple-distillation. Cozy setting. Book ahead.
- The Merrion
Georgian luxury near government buildings. Michelin 2-star restaurant. Spa, art collection. Ultimate Dublin luxury.
- The Shelbourne Dublin
Dublin's most historic grand hotel since 1824. Irish Constitution written here. Horseshoe Bar legendary. Restored Victorian interiors, afternoon tea tradition, central St Stephen's Green location.
- The Dean
Hip hotel with rooftop bar. Sophie's rooftop has city views. Central location. Cool vibe.
- Number 31
Unique guesthouse in a Georgian townhouse and 1960s coach house. Award-winning breakfasts, garden hot tub, cozy sitting rooms. The most characterful small hotel in Dublin. Book early.
- The Wilder Townhouse
Sophisticated boutique in a Victorian red-brick townhouse. 28 individually designed rooms, handpicked artwork, wine bar, and exceptional breakfast. The grown-up alternative to corporate hotels.
- Maldron Hotel Kevin Street
Mid-range chain hotel. Comfortable, good breakfast. Near St. Patrick's. Reliable.
- Generator Dublin
Design hostel in Smithfield. Bar, social spaces, events. Modern and clean.
- Isaacs Hostel
Budget hostel near bus station. Basic but clean. Social atmosphere. Good value.
- Chapter One
Michelin-starred Irish cuisine. Seasonal tasting menus. Parnell Square basement. Special occasion.
- Fade Street Social
Dylan McGrath's flagship in two connected restaurants. Gastro Bar downstairs for sharing plates, Restaurant upstairs for fine dining. One of Dublin's top dining experiences. Reserve well ahead.
- The Winding Stair
Overlooks Ha'penny Bridge. Irish ingredients. Bookshop downstairs. Atmospheric.
- The Pig's Ear
Inventive take on classic Irish cooking near Trinity College. Wild game, seasonal fish, and creative vegetables in a cozy listed building. Affordable lunch menu, excellent value dinner.
- The Woollen Mills
Traditional Irish food. Bridge location, river views. Breakfast to dinner. Good value.
- Bewley's Grafton Street
1927 café institution. Coffee, pastries, Irish breakfast. Beautiful Harry Clarke windows.
- Bunsen
Best burgers in Dublin. Simple menu done perfectly. Multiple locations. Queue worthy.
- Govinda's
Dublin's legendary vegetarian institution. Hare Krishna-run café serving enormous plates of Indian-influenced vegetarian food for €10-13. Queues at lunch. One of Europe's best budget eating secrets.
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82 out of 100 on the Nomad Score. 8 working hours shared with Western Europe.
The eight criteria in detailMay to September
169 addresses in this city, 20 of them cafés.
Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, including Wild Atlantic Way and Galway
Day trip from Dublin to Ireland’s remote and rugged west coast to see the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and Galway City. Enjoy the unique benefit of a dedicated Tour Guide and a separate Driver for the day. The Driver concentrates on your safety and the Guide on your comfort and entertainment. There is a rest stop on route to the Cliffs of Moher and upon arrival you receive a premium ticket to visit and enjoy every aspect of what the site has to offer with 2 hours visiting time. Then travel along part of the Wild Atlantic Way coast and enjoy a coastal stop in the Burren (IF WEATHER PERMITS), a unique limestone landscape famous for its flourishing plant life. Upon arriving in Galway City your Guide will offer you a free guided tour of the city, it's optional to join or just enjoy free time to wander this charismatic city yourself. On tour hear tales about Irish history, culture, stories some Irish music will be played with some guides playing their instruments on the coach.
Dublin to Cliffs of Moher, Burren, Wild Atlantic Way, Galway Tour
Discover the beauty of Ireland’s west on this unforgettable adventure! Begin with a 15-minute stop at The Galway Plaza for a quick breakfast break. The journey continues through Ennistymon and Lahinch before reaching the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, where you’ll have 2 hours to explore with exclusive Visitor Centre access and take in stunning ocean views.
Kilkenny, Wicklow and Glendalough Sheepdog Trials from Dublin
Discover everything that makes Ireland unique on this full-day tour from Dublin, combining breath-taking scenery, rich history and authentic rural experiences. Begin in the medieval city of Kilkenny, where a guided walking tour introduces its historic streets, followed by free time to explore Kilkenny Castle and local shops. Continue into the Wicklow Mountains, the “Garden of Ireland,” with panoramic views and a scenic photo stop at the Wicklow Gap (weather permitting). Visit Glendalough, a stunning 6th-century monastic settlement set beside peaceful lakes, where a second guided walk brings Ireland’s early history to life. A highlight for many guests is the visit to a traditional sheep farm, where you’ll experience an authentic sheepdog trial and see highly trained dogs expertly guide their flock. Travelling from and back to Dublin by luxury coach with a dedicated guide and professional driver, this tour offers exceptional value and a complete Irish experience in one unforgettable day.
Dublin to Belfast Black Cab: Dunluce Castle and Giant's Causeway
Travel from Dublin on a full-day journey through some of Northern Ireland’s most fascinating history and spectacular scenery.
Dublin Highlights and Hidden Gems Guided Walking Tour
We love Dublin and we love showing people around Dublin; the city who's long and illustrious story we are proud to be part of. Each of us is an actor, a writer, a musician or an artist of some description, offering a unique account of our beloved city, its people, its history and its stories.
Dublin to Glendalough, Wicklow and Kilkenny Full Day Guided Tour
Voted No. 1 Day Tour on Tripadvisor. Full Day Tour to Wicklow mountains, Glendalough and Kilkenny. Expert tour guides with separate coach driver. 5 star award winning luxury touring coaches with Free Wifi and USB charging points. Discover Ireland's Ancient East. Meander through country roads, valleys and ever changing scenery to Wicklow National Park. Guided visits of Glendalough monastic settlement and Kilkenny medieval city.
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