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Where to Visit in Dublin

Looking for the best places to visit in Dublin? We’ve got you covered! From historic landmarks and cultural hotspots to lively neighborhoods and hidden gems, our curated recommendations help you experience the city like a true local. Whether you're into history, music, or simply soaking up the atmosphere, there’s something unforgettable around every corner.

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Historic Activities & Landmarks

St Stephen's Green – Iconic Georgian park in the heart of the city with ornamental lakes, sculptures and peaceful walking paths. Here you will find, Fusiliers' Arch, the well known St Stephen's Green Bandstand and the Statue of Lord Ardilaun a Historic sculpture within the park.
Dublin Castle – Medieval & Georgian complex with grand State Apartments and gardens.
Leinster House – The seat of the Irish Parliament set in elegant Georgian surroundings.
Kilmainham Gaol – Former prison with powerful guided tours about Ireland’s history.

 

Art Galleries & Creative Spaces

National Gallery of Ireland – Ireland’s premier art museum with Old Masters and modern works.
The Green Gallery – Contemporary art gallery in the Stephen’s Green shopping arcade.
The Doorway Gallery – Stylish contemporary art on Frederick Street.
Gormleys Art Gallery Dublin – Well-regarded gallery with varied exhibitions.
Molesworth Gallery – Longstanding fine art space in Dublin 2.
Solomon Fine Art – Gallery with modern and collectible works.

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Museums & Cultural Highlights

The Little Museum of Dublin – Charming city museum with quirky Dublin stories and artefacts.
MoLI – Museum of Literature Ireland – Literary museum celebrating Ireland’s writers including James Joyce.
National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street – Great free museum covering Irish history and culture.
Dublinia – Interactive history museum focused on Viking & medieval Dublin.

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Other Top Dublin Attractions

Phoenix Park – One of Europe’s largest enclosed city parks with wild deer and historic sites.
Trinity College & the Book of Kells – Stroll historic campus and see Ireland’s famous illuminated manuscript.
National Concert Hall – World-class live music venue just a short walk away.
Viking Splash Tours – Fun amphibious city tour on land & water (bookable experience).

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Just want to wonder around the city? 

  • Walk around Merrion Square and enjoy its Georgian architecture & statue of Oscar Wilde.

  • Visit Iveagh Gardens, a quiet hidden gem with waterfalls and landscaped sections.

  • Explore local shops, street art and cafés around Grafton Street & Dawson Street. Powerscourt Town House is also a must visit!

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