Things To Do In Dublin

Why Visit Ireland in April and May? As naturalist John Muir says, “The mountains are calling…, and I must go.” Enjoy images of some of

Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum Attached to the Botanic Gardens is Ireland’s most important national memorials, Glasnevin Cemetery. The main entrance is west on Finglas Road,

Farmleigh House and Estate Just outside the western border of Phoenix Park is the former Guinness family holiday home turned Irish state mansion, Farmleigh. The

The fallout of the Easter Rising didn’t all happen at Kilmainham Gaol. In the nearby neighbourhood of Inchicore, over 3,000 rebels—men and women—were held at

Discover Dublin’s distilling heritage on a guided tour of Teelings Distillery, and experience first-hand the sound, smell and feel of a fully operational distillery.

Irish Museum of Modern Art The Irish Museum of Modern Art or “IMMA”, is Ireland’s leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern

Aviva Stadium The Aviva Stadium is a stunning and modern 51,700 capacity sports stadium located on Lansdowne Road in Dublin 4. The sports arena is

Saint Patrick’s Cathedral Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is the largest Cathedral in Ireland and is the National Cathedral for the Church of Ireland. One of Ireland’s

National Gallery of Ireland The National Gallery of Ireland is a must see for any visiting Dublin art lovers. Situated in Merrion Square near the

Guinness Storehouse Located in the heart of Dublin’s St James’s Gate Brewery, Guinness Storehouse is Ireland’s number one tourist attraction.  Since opening in November 2000,

Dublin Tourism Centre The Dublin Tourism Centre is located in the heart of Dublin just off Grafton Street on the neighbouring Suffolk Street, beside the

Christ Church Cathedral Towering over Dublin on its hilltop location with its Romanesque style and magnificent flying buttresses, Christ Church is undoubtedly the most photogenic

Pembroke Estate Pembroke Estate had been in the hands of the Norman Fitzwilliam family since the middle ages, when it was known as the Fitzwilliam

Iveagh Gardens Iveagh Gardens is one of the least known areas in Dublin. It is 300 years old, and locals have strived to maintain the

Temple Bar Dublin’s Cultural and Creative corner, Temple Bar is famous for its eclectic mix of lively nightlife, clubs, bars, galleries and concert venues, the

The Royal Dublin Society One of the many entertaining things to do in Dublin is to visit the RDS on Merrion Road. The RDS is

Mansion House The Mansion House is the official residence of Dublin’s first citizen, the Lord Mayor, and is one of the city’s finest and most

Grafton Street Grafton Street is the premier up-market shopping street in Dublin. Running from Stephen’s Green in the south to College Green in the north,

Dublinia is a heritage centre in the heart of Dublin City. Located at the crossroads of St Michael’s Hill, Patrick St, and High Street, Dublinia

O’Connell Street Ireland’s widest and premier street, every visitor has to see O’Connell Street while visiting Dublin- in fact people would be hard pressed to

Dublin Castle Originally built in the 13th century on a site previously settled by the Vikings, Dublin Castle had functioned as a military fortress, a

Bord Gais Energy Theatre Ireland’s largest and premier theatre, the Bord Gais Energy Theatre is a 2,111-capacity auditorium which opened on 18 March 2010. A combination of

The Ha’penny Bridge The Ha’penny Bridge, officially named the Liffey Bridge, is a pedestrian bridge built in 1816 over the River Liffey. Before the bridge

National History Museum – The National Museum of Ireland One of the three branches of the National Museum of Ireland, the Natural History Museum is

A Day in Dublin For such a relatively small city, Dublin has a vast array of attractions and things to see. The city is over

Dublin Zoo Dublin Zoo is much more than a fun-filled, stimulating day out for all the family… it’s a place to learn about wild animals,

Collins Barracks One of the most interesting and informative things to do in Dublin, the National Museum of Ireland is a must see. Originally the

The Science Gallery The Science Gallery is a public science centre at Trinity College, Dublin. Opened in 2008 and housed in Trinity’s Naughton Institute, the

St. Stephen’s Green St. Stephen’s Green is Ireland’s best known Victorian public park and Europe’s biggest square, and is open to the public. One of

Merrion Square: Its Features and History Merrion Square is a wondrous Georgian garden square located in the heart of Dublin. It’s one of the most