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Castle Hotel
Stauntons on the Green Hotel
Trinity Townhouse Hotel
Dergvale Hotel
Dylan
Donnybrook Hall
The Camden Street Hotel
Baggotrath House Apartments, Newbridge Ave, Dublin 4
Riu Plaza The Gresham Dublin
Arlington Hotel O'Connell Bridge
Attractions in Dublin
Historic Center, Dublin
Wander through the central streets, admiring elegant Georgian townhouses, visiting local pubs, and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere.
Trinity College Library, Dublin
Ireland's largest library is a book-lover's dream with the famed 9C Book of Kells on display, and the lavish Long Room reading open.
Chester Beatty Library, Dublin
This library holds a historical collection of manuscripts, rare books, and artwork from Western, East Asian, and Islamic sources.
Dublin Castle
The site of Irish governmental seats since the 12C, the current castle is a mix of historic architectures, conference halls, and lavish State rooms.
Bank of Ireland, Dublin
Housed in a Neoclassical building with a rich history, the bank allows free entry to explore some of its historic chambers.
Trinity College, Dublin
Established in the 16C, this university boasts a long history of research, several architectural gems, and a vibrant student atmosphere.
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
Ireland's largest church dates to the 12C and boasts several remarkable architectural elements, including lavish ornamentation.
Marsh's Library, Dublin
Retaining its original lush decor, this 18C public library is home to a wealth of manuscripts and still functions as a research hub.
Newman House, Dublin
Once the Catholic University of Ireland, this gorgeous Georgian townhouse was attended by James Joyce and other notable Irish writers.
National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology, Dublin
This collection traces Ireland's culture and art since prehistory, including exhibits from Norse settlers, as well as Egypt and Cyprus.
National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts and History, Dublin
Housed in former military barracks, this branch of the national museums exhibits an array of decorative art from glassware, to pottery, and textile.
Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin
Offering free entrance, this wonderful gallery houses a wealth of modern Irish artwork, as well as a selection of French pieces.
National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin
Home to over 14,000 items, this marvelous museum exhibits an array of international artwork, from Irish, to Flemish, Spanish, and other artists.
Natural History Museum, Dublin
This branch of the national museum has changed little since 1856, exhibiting over 10,000 items that offer a glimpse into Ireland natural world.
The Custom House, Dublin
Set on the banks of Liffey River, this Neoclassical building is a significant historic landmark and offers a nice photo opportunity.
Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship, Dublin
This replica of the historic ship echoes the original structure and decor, affording a view into 19C emigration voyages to North America.
Kilmainham Prison, Dublin
Dating to the the 18C, the famed prison housed many Irish nationalist prisoners, and now serves as a museum of the tumultuous early 20C.
Irish Whiskey Museum, Dublin
Learn all about the history and making of Irish whiskey at this modern interactive museum, followed by a whiskey tasting.
St. Michan's Church, Dublin
With its history stretching to the 11C, this church features elaborate crypts that host well-preserved mummies, some dating to the 12C.
St. Teresa's Church, Dublin
A well-hidden gem, this lovely 18C church is fairly busy and boasts an array of notable decorations, from stained glass to artworks.
Grafton Street, Dublin
A great place to enjoy the city bustle, catch some local buskers, or just hunt for souvenirs, this shopping street is a must.
Irish National War Memorial Gardens, Dublin
Commemorating the Irish soldiers who have perished during the WWI, this tranquil garden offers a wonderful afternoon stroll.
Guinness Storehouse, Dublin
An enormous visitors center dedicated to Ireland's famous pint of Guinness, this museum traces the history and process of beer making.
Phoenix Park, Dublin
Dating to the 17C, this wonderful park is an extensive woodland, featuring tree-lined paths, lawns, and several cultural monuments.
National Botanic Gardens, Dublin
Established in the 18C, these superbly rich botanic gardens are home to over 20,000 plant species, including rare species of orchids.
National Leprechaun Museum, Dublin
Dedicated to the magical creatures so closely associated with Ireland, this museum traces their folklore, fairy tales, and history.
Irish Jewish Museum, Dublin
Located in the 1917 synagogue, this museum traces the fascinating and turbulent history of Ireland's Jewish community.
Aras an Uachtarain, Dublin
A little-known fact about the 18C presidential residence is that it is open to the public on Saturdays, but come early to catch a spot.
Farmleigh House, Dublin
Home to occasional cultural events, this 18C estate officially serves as a State guesthouse, but it and its gardens are open to the public.
Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin
A central Catholic cemetery established in the 19C, boasting an array of elaborate tombstones and graves of notable Irishmen.
Dublin Writers Museum
Featuring a library, a bookshop, a gallery, and several exhibit rooms, the museum traces the lives and works of famous Irish writers.
Imaginosity, Dublin Children's Museum
Take your family to this interactive and exhilarating children's museum, where a wealth of scientific experiments and loads of fun await.
EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, Dublin
Popular Itineraries in Ireland
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A Trip for Senior Travelers to Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Immerse yourself in the rich history, culture, and culinary scene of Ireland on this island adventure!
A Nature-Focused Trip to Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Ireland, positioned at the edge of Europe, is an island embraced by the Atlantic Ocean, resulting in unique natural wonders evolving through the ages.
A 9-Day Family Trip to Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Renowned for its breathtaking beauty, Ireland presents a plethora of enjoyable activities for families, both indoors and outdoors.
A Culinary Trip to Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Embarking on a culinary journey to Ireland promises to be an exciting experience and breaking free from old stereotypes.
A Trip to Ireland with a Focus on History and Culture
Dublin | Dublin
Ireland boasts a rich history, spanning from ancient times with its original inhabitants
Around Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
A quick Irish getaway featuring the beautiful city of Killarney with its gorgeous surrounding nature and interesting history, Galway which offers great culture, food and nightlife, and the buzzing Dublin
The Irish Island Tour
Dublin | Dublin
Take a trip through all the best destinations Ireland has to offer, through Belfast and Londonderry in Northern Ireland, all the way back to the lively Dublin
Classic Irish Island Trip
Dublin | Dublin
From the capital, head to Belfast to see the Titanic Belfast Center where the ship was made. Next, pay a visit to Sligo to explore Yeats country to see the landscape that inspired William Butler Yeats, followed by the breathtaking nature of the Ring of Kerry, and so much more on this grad tour of Northern Ireland.
Classic Quick Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Starting in the charming capital Dublin, make your way to Killarney to explore the breathtaking nature of the Ring of Kerry, followed by the medieval city of Galway, known for its rich art scene, with pubs boasting live music regularly, on your classic Irish adventure.
Ireland North and South
Dublin | Dublin
Venture into the land of spectacular nature on this trip, getting to know Celtic history and the vibrant local culture, as well as sampling great beer.
The Irish Island for Families
Dublin | Dublin
Soaked with history, rich culture, centuries-old traditions, and a unique ambiance, Ireland is a wonderful destination for adventurous families.
Best of Ireland and Northern Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Famed for its breweries and nature, Ireland is a great destination for friends who love the outdoors. Hike, drink beer, and enjoy yourselves to the fullest.
Central and Southern Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Travel across Ireland, stopping in urban centers, charming towns, with ancient castles, amazing museums, and breathtaking landscapes throughout.
Central and Southern Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
With ancient castles, world-class museums, stunning landscapes, and more, the whole family will love this cross-Ireland adventure.
Central and Southern Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
With ancient architecture, breathtaking scenery, world-class museums, and amazing nightlife, this cross-country trip has it all.
The Vibrant Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Visit these three amazing cities, enjoying some of Ireland's best historic sites, museums, castles, landscapes, and nightlife throughout.
The Vibrant Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Travel through three of Ireland's finest cities, with museums, castles, and breathtaking landscapes along the way.
The Vibrant Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
With a wealth of historic and cultural attractions set among picturesque landscapes, these vibrant cities also feature some of the hottest nightlife in the country.
A Taste of Ireland
Dublin | Dublin
Get to know these three amazing Irish cities, home to rich culture, renowned historic sites, and great Irish cuisine.
Capital Trip
Dublin | Dublin
Visit two of Ireland's most iconic cities to enjoy historic sites, amazing art scenes, and some of the hottest nightlife in the country.
Capital Trip
Dublin | Dublin
Two of Ireland's most iconic cities offer a glimpse into the country's long and complex history, as well and lovely scenery, and warm locals.
Capital Trip
Dublin | Dublin
Get to know these two iconic cities, spending the day exploring historic sites and the art scene, followed by an evening of partying in some of Ireland's hottest nightlife.
Capital Trip
Dublin | Dublin
Exploring Dublin and Belfast will give you a glimpse into Ireland's long and fascinating history.
A Small Taste of Northern Ireland
Belfast | Belfast
Discover the magic of Northern Ireland on this trip which takes you two of its most iconic cities, with beautiful landscapes, historic sites, and great food along the way.
A Small Taste of Northern Ireland
Belfast | Belfast
Explore two of Northern Ireland's biggest cities , exploring their unique culture and historic sites, and sampling local food and drinks.
A Small Taste of Northern Ireland
Belfast | Belfast
Fall in love with Ireland on this amazing trip, which takes you to two northern cities, where you can experience their unique culture, history, and heritage.
A Small Taste of Northern Ireland
Belfast | Belfast
North Ireland's most influential cities are two gems that will make any traveler fall in love with the special atmosphere.
Ireland's Main Cities
Dublin | Dublin
Visit Ireland's largest cities and immerse yourself in the Irish atmosphere and culture.
Ireland's Main Cities
Dublin | Dublin
Visit Ireland's largest cities and immerse yourself in the Irish atmosphere and culture.
Ireland's Main Cities
Dublin | Dublin
Visit Ireland's largest cities and immerse yourself in the Irish atmosphere and culture.
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