Dublin Things to Do

 164 Reviews  Hi Everyone, I recently visited Dublin and I had such a great time there, the Guiness Brewery is very interesting and fun but if you want the perfect Dublin experience do not miss a night out at the... 

 131 Reviews  Dublin castle was the headquarters of British rule in Ireland for over 700 years. All the remains of the original structure, which was a viking fortress, is the modified record tower, which holds the... 

 161 Reviews  The Book of Kells is regarded as an Irish national treasure and it can be seen, at least a few pages, at the Old Library of Trinity College. The book was produced around 800 AD by monks, probably at a... 

 112 Reviews  Established by king Sitric and Dublin's first bishop, Dunan, Christ Church Cathedral is one of the city's oldest buildings and main landmarks. Rebuilt it the late 12th century, it fell into disrepair... 

 58 Reviews  The vibrant Temple Bar district is worth a look if only to see the famous frontage of Temple Bar itself. In general though, this area is quite expensive and there are nicer (and cheaper!) pubs... 

 64 Reviews  St Patricks Cathedral is Ireland's largest church founded beside a scared well where St Patrick is said to have baptised converts around 450. AD. The Cathedral was founded in 1191 and it best know for... 

 76 Reviews  This is my favourite park in Dublin, and I now try to visit each time I'm in Dublin. At my recent visit (October 2011) I particularly enjoyed watching the swans fluffing up their feathers on the... 

 55 Reviews  Situated on the River Liffey not far from O'Connell Street. This was Dublin's only pedestrian bridge up until the year 2000. For a 100 years Iit cost a half penny to cross it, now of course it's free.... 

 44 Reviews  I would only recommend this place, if you are deeply interested in whiskey, have a sympathy for this brand or have a good reason any other than see what’s going on there. Although similarly priced, it... 

 47 Reviews  Daniel O’Connell was the leader of the independence movement in the mid-19th century. He was elected a member of the parliament in 1828 and fought in London for an Irish-Catholic emancipation. He... 

 46 Reviews  This stretch of a park is more like a thick forest. Inside the north west corner gateway, there is a statue of Oscar Wilde composed of different coloured stone, sitting on a large granite... 

 39 Reviews  Find your way into the park and beside the Presidents House is the visitors centre. Every Saturday from 9.30 to 15.30 in the winter and 10.30 to 16.30 in the summer the visitors centre arranges tours... 

 47 Reviews  Grafton street is the most commercial street of Dublin. Closed to traffic, you may find there... the usual! All the great brands that are taking care of the world, and all the locals and visitors in... 

 26 Reviews  Located on O'Connell Street, The Spire of Dublin (Spuaic Bhaile Átha Cliath), or it's official title, The Monument of Light (An Túr Solais) . It is also commonly known as The Spike - It is a tradition... 

 11 Reviews  Hi Everyone, I recently visited Dublin and I had such a great time on a night out at the Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship! I really can recommend it to everybody as it is an unusual but magnificent setting... 

 33 Reviews  The post office itself is a beautiful building with Georgian, neoclassical architecture. Indeed, it was the last of its kind to be built in Dublin and opened to the public in 1818. Inside, all the... 

 18 Reviews  I spent a couple of very interesting hours in the National Museum of Archaeology and History. The place has loads of collections from different eras and you can easily forget the time passin by as you... 

 13 Reviews  A very nice square in the Western part of the northbank of the Liffey is a square called Smithfield Plaza. The square is mostly famous because it has the Jameson Distillery at its eastside. Today you... 

 11 Reviews   The Protestant Church of St. Michan is built on the site of an early Danish chapel (from 1095), but the current church dates from a reconstruction in 1685 – with the latest restoration in 1998. The... 

 19 Reviews  Located within and connected to the infamous Christ Church Cathedral of Dublin (a.k.a. "The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity") is now one of Dublin's most spectacular and interactive museums/tourist... 

 25 Reviews  I wanted to visit this museum anyway but I was more than glad to see it when I was caught in an unexpected downpour! There are two entrances - the Clare St one leads to the new Millenium Wing,... 

 20 Reviews  Dublin Zoo is located in The Phoenix Park 3km from the City Centre. The Zoo is recognised as one of the most modern in Europe. The Zoo has a complete transformation in the last few years and open up... 

 32 Reviews  You can try to work your way through all the Pubs, but you would end up being carried off like those enebriated folks at Octoberfest lying on the grassy hill. However, wandering through many of them...