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WHERE TO EXPLORE

You made it to Dublin! Now What?
Well, we created a list of some of the best things to experience in Dublin so you can  spend less time planning and more time exploring! 

Tours

Guinness Storehouse -

Enter the world of Guinness and savor the sights, sounds, tastes, and aromas of Irelands national drink.

Jameson Distillery - 

Do a whiskey tasting or take a whiskey cocktail making class. Either way enjoy the buzz. 

Trinity College & Book of Kells -

Tour the oldest university in Ireland steeped in history and visit the legendary Old Library and see the Book of Kells. 

Kilmainham Gaol Museum-

Tour one of Europe's largest unoccupied prisons built in 1796 and learn about the history of Irish Nationalism and the important leaders of Irish rebellions imprisoned there. 

Dublin city walking tours-

Having a good guide take you around the city is like having an inside scoop to all the must see spots and best kept secrets! 

Irish Food Trail (restaurants and pub)

Dublin's Best Kept Secrets Tour

Dublin Highlights and Hidden Gems Guided Walking Tour

Food on Foot Tour (street food)

Irish Whiskey Tour Dublin

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museums

National Gallery of Ireland-

Slow down and make time to take in the impressive collection of Irish and European art in this oasis of calm and culture.

The Little Museum of Dublin -

Voted TripAdvisor's #1 thing to do in Dublin! Enjoy their famous guided tours that celebrate great storytelling, with history, comedy and some of the friendliest people in Ireland.

National Leprechaun Museum - 

Get taken on a tour through the folklore and fables of magical, mythical Ireland.

National Botanic Gardens -

Immerse yourself in 50 acres of manicured gardens and magnificent Victorian glasshouses, a verdant oasis just minutes from Dublin's bustling city center.

Dublinia Viking Museum -

Travel back in time and discover Dublin as it was in Viking and Medieval times and even climb a medieval tower.

Museum of Literature -

A museum of literature for the world’s greatest storytellers. Experience immersive exhibitions and view treasures from the National Library of Ireland.

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landmarks

St. Stephens Green -

Stroll through this historic Victorian park and enjoy the ducks, the flowers, ijjhgoknvhfcnfcmn gnghgjghhf

Grafton Street -

If you like to shop till you drop, this is the street for you! Known for both high-end and high street stores, you are guaranteed to find something to stuff into your suitcase. 
Don't forget to stop and enjoy the buskers Grafton street is famous for! 

Temple Bar - 

The equivalent to New York's Time Square, Temple bar is one of those places that might be a tourist trap but is an absolute must see. Just don't spend all your time there! 

Merrion Square - 

Once the fashionable address for the aristocracy and elite Merrion Square is lined with gorgeous Georgian architecture with a charming park sitting in the middle. Don't forget to visit Oscar Wilde lounging on his rock!

Ha'penny Bridge - 

Situated right on the river Liffey, the Ha'penny Bridge was the first footbridge over the river and has since become a can't miss symbol of Dublin. 

St. Patrick's Cathedral - 

Marvel at the beautiful Gothic architecture and take in the centuries of history. 

Bonus* Check out George's street arcade, the architecture is amazing!

FIND YOUR WAY

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