Guidebook for Dublin
Sightseeing
Heart of village area, nice square with local amenities. You can get the Shuttle bus to airport or even the Hop On Hop Off from here.
15 locals recommend
Smithfield Square
SmithfieldHeart of village area, nice square with local amenities. You can get the Shuttle bus to airport or even the Hop On Hop Off from here.
This award wining visitor centre is one of Dublin’s and Ireland’s favourite attractions, founded in 1780, was Ireland’s most famous distillery for nearly 200 years. http://www.jamesonwhiskey.com
485 locals recommend
Jameson Distillery Bow St.
Bow StreetThis award wining visitor centre is one of Dublin’s and Ireland’s favourite attractions, founded in 1780, was Ireland’s most famous distillery for nearly 200 years. http://www.jamesonwhiskey.com
Famous statue of Molly Malone and her cart. There's a nice melody song about her. =)
56 locals recommend
Molly Malone Statue
Suffolk StreetFamous statue of Molly Malone and her cart. There's a nice melody song about her. =)
Google Gordon House
4 Barrow StThe famous Google building in Dublin
Dublin Castle
Dame StreetA little castle in the middle of city
Guinness Storehouse
The most famous Irish beer… You can't miss it!
Ha'penny Bridge
Bachelors WalkA charming, elliptical arch bridge to cross the river
Grand Canal Dock
Modern city area
Trinity College
Beautiful architecture
Essentials
Closest one if you are looking to grab something nice to eat. Bit pricey though!
66 locals recommend
Fresh
SmithfieldClosest one if you are looking to grab something nice to eat. Bit pricey though!
Centra Stoneybatter
12 StoneybatterGood place to get some quick snack!
Food Scene
Rafa's Temaki
32 Parliament StAmazing temakis or sushis...
Boojum Millennium Walkway
Millennium WalkwayBest burrito from town!
Egyptian, Mediterranean style of food – healthy, fresh and charcoal grilled
13 locals recommend
Keshk Cafe
73 Mespil RdEgyptian, Mediterranean style of food – healthy, fresh and charcoal grilled
herbstreet
9 Hanover QuayHomemade food made to order. Lovely brunch.
www.herbstreet.ie
Butlers Chocolate Cafe, Grafton Street
51 Grafton StreetBest hot chocolate!
Accents Coffee & Tea Lounge
23 Stephen Street LowerGreat place to relax, have a cup of tea or coffee
Foam Café
24 Strand Street GreatLovely decor followed by a delicious coffee and tart slices.
Based in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7 serving up tasty lunches, dinner, craft beers, wine and of course lots of cake. Fresh food served. Tasty!
89 locals recommend
A SLICE of Cake Cafe
56 Manor PlBased in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7 serving up tasty lunches, dinner, craft beers, wine and of course lots of cake. Fresh food served. Tasty!
The Port House Pintxo
12 Eustace StSpanish tapas bar
Leo Burdock
2 Christchurch PlAn authentic fish and chips
Drinks & Nightlife
The Temple Bar
47-48 Temple BarThe most famous pub in the Temple Bar area
The bar has an excellent range of beers, including the full selection of Dublin Brewing Company beers. There are traditional music sessions seven nights a week in the Front Bar, free of charge.
296 locals recommend
The Cobblestone
77 King St NThe bar has an excellent range of beers, including the full selection of Dublin Brewing Company beers. There are traditional music sessions seven nights a week in the Front Bar, free of charge.
Dakota
8/9 William St SOne of best pubs in the city in my opinion
Quays
10-12 Temple BarPub restaurant. Tradition, good live music every night.
Relaxed atmosphere. Fine gastro and craft beer pub that features 23 craft beers on tap
88 locals recommend
The Black Sheep
61 Capel StRelaxed atmosphere. Fine gastro and craft beer pub that features 23 craft beers on tap
The Mercantile
28 Dame StGood pub with latin vibrations.
Arts & Culture
Cineworld Cinema
Parnell StreetCineworld Dublin is the biggest cinema in Ireland
Light House Cinema
Market Street SouthDublin's most eclectic and comfortable indie cinema
Family attraction dedicated to Irish mythology and opens up a fun and magical world full of fascinating folklore, mythology and enchanting stories.
57 locals recommend
National Leprechaun Museum
3 Jervis StFamily attraction dedicated to Irish mythology and opens up a fun and magical world full of fascinating folklore, mythology and enchanting stories.
St Stephens Green
Saint Stephen's GreenGreat space for relax and walk around within green area
Monument of an Irish writer and poet and is regarded as one of Ireland's greatest literary figures.
11 locals recommend
Monument to Oscar Wilde
Merrion Square WestMonument of an Irish writer and poet and is regarded as one of Ireland's greatest literary figures.
One of Dublin's most photographed statues stands at the corner of North Earl Street and O'Connell Street. Lovingly called "The Prick with the Stick"
James Joyce Statue
2 N Earl StOne of Dublin's most photographed statues stands at the corner of North Earl Street and O'Connell Street. Lovingly called "The Prick with the Stick"
Decorative Arts & History
Home to a wide range of objects, which include weaponry, furniture, silver, ceramics and glassware; as well as examples of Folklife and costume.
166 locals recommend
National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History
Benburb StreetDecorative Arts & History
Home to a wide range of objects, which include weaponry, furniture, silver, ceramics and glassware; as well as examples of Folklife and costume.
Shopping
Plenty of stores to buy whatever you need just on the great shopping area of the city
123 locals recommend
Jervis Shopping Centre
125 Abbey Street UpperPlenty of stores to buy whatever you need just on the great shopping area of the city
Everything Else
The largest enclosed recreational spaces within any European capital city
1242 locals recommend
Phoenix Park
The largest enclosed recreational spaces within any European capital city
Dublin train station if you need to catch a train or even shuttle/airport buses
135 locals recommend
Heuston station
Saint John's Road WestDublin train station if you need to catch a train or even shuttle/airport buses
A former prison in Kilmainham, held most famous political and military leaders in Irish history. Nowadays it's a museum.
568 locals recommend
Kilmainham Gaol Museum
Inchicore RoadA former prison in Kilmainham, held most famous political and military leaders in Irish history. Nowadays it's a museum.