Top 5 "Must See" Things to Do in Dublin, Ireland
Super Spectacular Things to Do While Visiting the Emerald Isle
The Guinness Storehouse
www.guinness-storehouse.com
Dublin 8, Co. Dublin - 01 408 4800
Find out why a visit to the Guinness Storehouse is Dublin's No. 1 tourist attraction. Located in the heart of the St James Gate Brewery, storehouse staff will give you a warm welcome you and provide an engaging overview of the storehouse role in Irish history.
Kilmainham Gaol
www.tripwolf.com
8 Inchicore Rd, Dublin, Co. Dublin - 01 4535984
This 200-year-old prison consists of an old prison wing that was first used in 1796. Those who participate in the guided tour learn a great deal about Irish history, patriots and the penal system. A unique tour. A "must see" destination on your Irish expedition.
Cathédrale Christ Church de Dublin
www.cccdub.ie
Christchurch Pl, Dublin, Co. Dublin - 01 6778099
At the heart of the city of Dublin for almost a thousand years, Christ Church cathedral has a rich cultural history which can be traced from the Vikings and the Anglo-Normans to the present. Its diverse architectural and sculptural heritage remains a source of fascination to visitors and pilgrims alike who enter this hallowed space
The James Joyce Centre
www.jamesjoyce.ie
35 North Great George's Street, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin - 01 878 8547
The James Joyce Centre, Dublin is dedicated to promoting an understanding of the life and works of James Joyce. A thoughtful stop on your tour to learn more about one of Ireland's greatest authors.
The Old Jameson Distillery
www.tours.jamesonwhiskey.com
7 Bow Street, Dublin 7, Co. Dublin - 01 807 2355
There is no other whiskey quite like triple distilled, twice as smooth Jameson Irish Whiskey. And there's no other experience quite like the Old Jameson Distillery Tour. Check it out on your tour of Dublin.
Looking for more to do and see in Dublin, Ireland? Check out these interesting destinations in the Emerald Isle. Sensational stops for everyone in your world travelling party.
Literary Pub Tour
www.dublinpubcrawl.com
Duke Pub, Duke Street
If you're a Joyce, Behan, Beckett, Shaw, or Kavanagh enthusiast, this pub crawl's for you. Visits Dublin's most famous pubs and explore their deep, literary connections. Actors provide humorous performances and commentary between stops. A great destination for visitors to Dublin.
Cathédrale Saint-Patrick de Dublin
www.stpatrickscathedral.ie
21 Patrick's Close, Dublin - 01 4754817
A "must see" Dublin destination, for sure. A lovely stop for young and old. Check out St. Patrick's Cathedral for a walk through Irish religious history and more.
1916 Rebellion Walking Tour
www.1916rising.com
Dublin was profoundly changed by the rebellion early in the 20th century that became known as the Easter Rising. This tour takes you from events at the General Post Office through the rebellion that exploded on Easter Sunday in 1916. A thoughtful tour you won't soon forget.
Dublin Castle
www.thedublincastle.com
2 Palace St, Dublin, Co. Dublin - 01 6777129
Looking to experience a real Irish castle? Look no further than Dublin Castle, a "must see" stop on your Irish tour. Filled with interesting artifacts, history and more.
The Book of Kells
www.tcd.ie/about/trinity/bookofkells
College Green, Trinity College
The Book of Kells, a hand-drawn manuscript of the four Gospel from the 9th Century, is one of Ireland's crown jewels. With its elaborate scripting and colorful illumination, it's a "must see" on your upcoming trip to Ireland. Displayed at Trinity College's Old Library, the Book of Kells is a historic treasure just waiting for you. Don't leave Ireland without paying a visit to this historic university and library.
RESOURCES
Dublin Tourism
www.visitdublin.com
Discover Ireland - Official Website of Tourism Ireland
www.discoverireland.com/us
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7 Comments
Post a CommentMy boyfriend would definitely love to visit the Guinness Storehouse...
Thanks for including the James Joyce Museum. When Thornton Wilder first visited Dublin, he took a guided tour and ended up correcting the guide and taking over the tour, based just on his knowledge of Dublin gained from reading Joyce's works.
Dublin is a fun city! I like how it is so pedestrian-friendly. The last time I was there with my husband we explored a lot of the city on foot as well as by bus.
Sophie
thank you
excellent ♥
Mary, this is a dream of mine, hope it comes true some day!!
good work