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Discover your perfect guide to Dublin. Explore everything Dublin has to offer. From fun things to do, to top restaurants and bars and events guide.
It’s generally colder between November and February, but both the city and the attractions are a little quieter. It’s also the cheapest time for hotel accommodation. Winter in Dublin is particularly charming, and the city does Christmas in style, with festive lights and elaborate shop window displays.
Walk in the footsteps of literary giants, visit secret rooftop gardens and experience the city in new ways. Get out and explore, starting with these 11 amazing places to visit in Dublin. 1. Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) 2. Windmill Lane Recording Studios. 3. Chester Beatty. 4.
If you are living, working, investing or studying in Dublin, check out Dublin.ie – operated by Dublin City Council to celebrate the very essence of Dublin; the people, places and things that make the city truly unique. Dublin's official tourism information website.
Discover all things to do in Dublin, from outdoor adventures to spa experiences and everything inbetween with Visit Dublin. Find out more.
If you plan on visiting Dublin, then you'll need to read this guide from Visit Dublin on essential Dublin tourist information.
Embark on a culinary adventure in Dublin City with Flavour Trails. Relish in traditional Irish dishes, explore the finest whiskeys, and let local guides introduce the hidden gems and tales of the city. Experience a world of flavour and Irish charm.
In the summer, the longer evenings mean that you can pack more into each day, whether you want to explore the cultural side of the city centre or get a breath of fresh air at the seaside. If you’re looking for the best way to spend a long weekend in Dublin, we’ve got some ideas to get you started.
Grab a bite at Two Pups Coffee. A favourite with locals, Two Pups is a Liberties landmark. Grab one of the oversized leather armchairs and tuck into a flat white and some French toast while people pop in to catch up with friends or read the paper in peace.
Walk with your Viking Legacy Trails guide through Viking medieval Dublin City. Peel back the contemporary to reveal the ancient history through stories, myths and legends. The duration of the walking tour is approximately 2 hours.
