Dublin is a fascinating capital, it is a
small city that treasures many awesome experiences. Whether you want to
discover Ireland’s beautiful landscapes or immerse yourself into the vibrant
city, Dublin is a must-go destination on your trip to Ireland. In order to
convince you, if its needed…here a list of ten amazing experiences in and
around Dublin.
The county of Ireland has over 30,000 castles and ruins. There are couple of Castles you can visit around Dublin Bay such as Malahide Castle or Dalkey Castle. If you prefer to stay in the town centre, Dublin castle allows for a great visit. You will discover the history behind it and during a guided visit you will explore the underground, where pieces of the old Viking settlement have been preserved.
The Cliffs of Moher
The famous Cliffs of Moher are actually only
few hours away from Dublin and many bus companies offer day-trip to visit this
breath-taking sight. Did you know this place has been used for a scene in Harry
Potter movie? In top of that, the visitor centre highlights the cliff wildlife
with great exhibitions.
Explore the city by foot
There are many ways to explore Dublin, from
bus tours to guided tours to public transport. Why not simply go for a wander
around the city? In addition to pubs…you will find many parks, galleries,
street arts and historical buildings. Walking around the different quarters is
walking thought different time on Dublin history. And if you get lost, you can
count on the legendary kindness of Irish people, they will be to help you out.
Visit a Castle
The county of Ireland has over 30,000 castles and ruins. There are couple of Castles you can visit around Dublin Bay such as Malahide Castle or Dalkey Castle. If you prefer to stay in the town centre, Dublin castle allows for a great visit. You will discover the history behind it and during a guided visit you will explore the underground, where pieces of the old Viking settlement have been preserved.
Visit Portmarnock beach
A wonderful spot to take the fresh Irish
breeze is Portmarnock beach. Located 20 minutes northeast of Dublin, a nice
walk on this natural sight will give you stunning views of Lambay Island and
Ireland’s Eye.
Take in an Irish festival
There’s not a month without a festival in
Dublin, whether you fancy culture or parade with colourful celebrations Dublin
has something for everyone. Make sure you are booking your accommodation well
in advance because the capital can be packed during these periods. You also
want to be in the heart of all the happening, we advise you to have a look at
The Alexander hotel for a central location.
Tour the Guinness storehouse
One of the Ireland’s biggest attraction is
located in the city centre and is about a famous beer…The Guinness Storehouse.
An interactive tour will explain you the process behind this beverage and at
the end of your tour, up the seven floors, you will enjoy 360 views of the
city!
Go to st. Patrick's cathedral
The national Church of Ireland will amaze
you by its beauty. It part of the few buildings remaining from medieval time.
It is also world famous for its choir. You can go for a guided tour or use the
free app for a self-guided tour.
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