Dublin walking tour & city guide
Pubs, literature and Georgian doors.
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Dublin, Ireland's capital on the River Liffey, is a lively, friendly city famous for its pubs, its writers and its music. Georgian squares, historic colleges and the Guinness Storehouse are all within walking distance.
The center
Trinity College holds the Book of Kells and its magnificent Long Room library. Grafton Street, a pedestrian shopping street with buskers, leads to St Stephen's Green. Temple Bar, by the river, is the busiest pub area.
History and Guinness
Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral date back to medieval times. The Guinness Storehouse ends with a pint in a rooftop bar with views over the city. The Ha'penny Bridge crosses the Liffey.
Top sights in Dublin
- 1
Trinity College and the Book of Kells
A historic college and library.
- 2
Temple Bar
Dublin's famous pub district.
- 3
Guinness Storehouse
The home of Guinness.
- 4
Dublin Castle
A historic castle.
- 5
St Stephen's Green
A Georgian park.
Food markets & where to eat in Dublin
Temple Bar Food Market
A Saturday food market.
Traditional pubs
Stew and Guinness with live music.
Camden Street
Cafés and restaurants.
Food to try in Dublin
Irish stew
Lamb and vegetable stew.
Guinness
Ireland's famous stout.
Full Irish breakfast
Eggs, sausages, puddings and more.
Opening hours and prices change often. Please check with each place before you visit.
Plan your trip to Dublin
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- Hotels in DublinCompare places to stay and prices.
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