Top 10 Attractions in Dublin, Ireland
Welcome to Dublin, Ireland! This rich city is saturated in history, cultururovision charm. There’s something in Dublin for all tastes – history buff, art lover or just out for a good time. In this blog article, we will be discussing the top 10 places to see while you are in Dublin.
1. Guinness Storehouse
No visit to Dublin is complete without visiting the famous Guinness Storehouse. Learn the history of Ireland’s popular black beer, learning colourful legends, interesting facts and viewing “Aha!” moments through interactive exhibits and enjoy stunning views of the city from the Gravity Bar enjoying a “black stuff” pint.
2. Trinity College and the Book of Kells
Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university is where one can find the exquisite Book of Kells, a 9th century lavishly decorated manuscript. Step by the campus and pass by the beautiful buildings and wander around to get lost in the fine details of this old book.
3. Dublin Castle
Visit Dublin Castle, ist die historische Feste aus dem 13. Jahrhundert. Discover Ireland’s history dating back thousands of years by strolling through State Apartments and marvel at the intricate craftsmanship of the Chapel Royal.
4. St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Stop at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Ireland’s largest cathedral. Marvel at the fine Gothic architecture and discover the story of Ireland’s patron saint. Do not forget to visit the beautiful surroundings of the gardens of the cathedral.
5. Kilmainham Gaol
Go back in time to Kilmainham Gaol, the old prison-museum. Get an understanding of Ireland’s tumultuous history as you situate to stay in the halls where political prisoners were kept and their desires for autonomy.
6. National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
Delve into Ireland’s ancient past at the National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology. Admire the fantastic exhibits ranging from world-known bog bodies to a huge collection of Celtic artifacts. It’s a great and exciting trip through the prehistoric an medieval history of Ireland.
7. Temple Bar
Live the vibrant atmosphere of Dublin’s cultural hub, Temple Bar. Browse the narrow cobble narrow streets where are the colorful pub, passing by a range of trendy boutiques & art galleries. Enjoy live traditional Irish music, taste the local food and get in the lively mood.
8. Phoenix Park
Leave the city behind for a visit to Phoenix Park, one of the largest municipal parks in the European territory. Loose a relaxted walk, rent a bike, or perhaps take sight of deer freely roameing in this peaceful oase. Don’t miss the nice flower gardens and Dublin Zoo situated on the park.
9. National Gallery of Ireland
Don’t skip the National Gallery of Ireland if you’re an art lover with Irish art and European art on display. From classic masterpieces to modern day greats, there is something to suit all tastes. The museum is free admission, it is open to all.
10. Ha’penny Bridge
Finish your Dublin experience by crossing the legend Ha’penny Bridge. This lovely cast-iron bridge across the River Liffey shines with stunning views of the city. Take some Instagram shots, take a step back and enjoy and soak up the magic of Dublin.
With a rich history, and lively culture and extremely generous people show you, have a city will capture your heart. The top 10 attractions from this blog post are just scraping the surface, but will at least give you an excellent insight in that amazing city. So pack your bags, lace up your hiking boots and get ready to explore the joys of Dublin!
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