Always worth a visit. A very reasonably-priced, no-nonsense tour. Make time for the museum bit before or after the guided tour as the historic documents and artifacts are good to see.
The seventh floor houses the Gravity Bar with views of Dublin and where visitors may drink a pint of Guinness included in the price of admission, which was €14.40 in 2012
It captures the imagination & the spirit of Ireland. Offering guided tours. Daily Whiskey Tastings, Restaurant and Jameson Gift Shop. Adult 13.50€ / Under 18's 8€ /Family 30€ /Book online 10% discount
Largest library in Ireland. Its collection of manuscripts & printed boks date back to the end of the 16th century. It contains the 4 gospels of the bible written in Latin. Adult 9€ / Students 8€
Great landmark to meet people at. Remember it's on the North Side.
Usual range of high street shops but if you go down side streets there are some hidden gems. Phil Lynott statue and unusual designer shops etc.
Ideal for lunch in the warmer months. Clean up after yourself, keep The Green beautiful!
This church was founded in by the Vikings then later re-built by the Anglo Normans. It is located in the heart of the former medieval Dublin.It also contains the largest Cathedral crypt in Britain&IRL
Best museum in Dublin - breathtaking collection of manuscripts, rare books, miniature paintings, clay tablets, costumes and other objects of artistic, historical and aesthetic importance. Leia mais.
Great salads and soups. We do love the chocolate brownies - nice treat for coffee back in the office
Get the #fridayfeeling in The Market Bar on Fade St. Plenty of space, great grub and savage place to have a few pints. Submitted by @D1ARMU1D. Spend your Jaunt Punts here!
Good wine selection, cheese and paté were good, and the price is correct, service was excellent. I loved the atmosphere!
This place is great! Excellent food, cozy atmosphere, friendly staff...what would you need more? I'll surely come back again!
My favourite shop in Dublin! The staff are really nice. Following them on twitter is important if you have a special request.
The fishcakes are lovely, my lunch date had the fish board which looked so good. Will come back to try it! The brownie is a good sweet fix, but it needs to be shared due to size.
This café probably makes the best sandwiches in Dublin. Their bread tastes like it's fresh out of the oven and they know how to make best filling combinations (e.g. pear and bacon) between the slices.
Very living room chic. Lots of interlinked rooms underneath the famous Clarence Hotel. Cocktails & vittels galore
Hard to believe that Dublin's first true Q joint is also this frickin' good. A Texas smoker plus €5 whiskey sours makes for a great night. Get there early cause once the days smoke is gone, it's gone
on top of the locally brewed fare, which is excellent, 160 beers by the bottle and excellent cocktails and specials throughout - highly recommended!
There are pubs and then there's O'Donoghues. You're always sure to have a bit of craic here
My favorite spot in Dublin; good music, beer, people... Crowded on weekends but great fun anyway
The Black Door is so exclusive most Dubliners would have a hard time finding it. The swanky, split-level cocktail cavern-cum-club-cum-piano bar is hidden behind an unmarked black door on Harcourt. Leia mais.
You can only see the inside of the castle if you go on a guided tour. The wait is usually 30 minutes or so... if you're not interested in the tour, I still suggest going to see the outside.
What a hidden and great spot just on the heart of temple bar. The vintage style and huge varierity of great drinks makes this place a gem. Make your reservation and enjoy the mood
A great spot on a sunny day in Dublin. Take in the sights and have a drink in the Marker Hotel or lunch nearby.
Hands down the best restaurant in Dublin, when you take everything into account. Have dined in small and large groups and the service is always perfect.
The gallery houses 14,000 works, but the most famous is Caravaggio’s 17th century Taking Of Christ. It was discovered in a Dublin Jesuit house in 1993 where it was thought to be copy.
I love hogans for after work pints on thurs, grab a seat by the window and watch the world go by
A city centre university campus, beautiful grounds to roam and some examples of fine architecture in Dublin.
Only open on a Saturday; fresh food, hot food, fish, oysters, cheese, olives, you name it, they got it!
Call in for a toasted ham and cheese sandwich and a pint of Guinness after a day of work/shopping and find yourself still there at midnight.
Get yourself an "Any Pint & Any Pizza Deal" from The Big Blue Bus for 10quid!! but get it before 8pm...
This urban park is one of Ireland's best, and one of the biggest of its kind in Europe. Make sure to stop by the Magazine Fort, the 115-high Papal Cross, and the Ashtown Castle.
Burrito with: Brown tortilla, mexican rice, black beans, barbacoa (shredded beef), salsa verde, guacamole and chesse mmmmm
One of the best cozy places to have an espresso in Dublin. Definitely a place to go if you like coffee.
