What to visit

One of Dublin's largest and most charming parks, ideal for strolling, picnicking, or simply enjoying the outdoors. You'll be amazed!

A park hidden behind the National Concert Hall, take a few minutes to rest and contemplate its waterfall!

A coastal walk with spectacular sea views, just 40 minutes from Dublin city center.

Dublin's main Catholic cathedral, with neoclassical architecture and a serene atmosphere right in the city center.

A large, peaceful park in the Ballsbridge neighborhood, ideal for strolling, exercising, or relaxing in the sun.

A restored medieval castle with extensive gardens, ornate halls and views of the River Nore.

A gem of neoclassical architecture tucked away in a quiet neighborhood north of Dublin.

University famous for its great library and Book of Kells.

Merrion Square is a small Georgian-style park containing the famous sculpture of Oscar Wilde resting on a stone. 

Traditional urban park with ponds, flowers and walking paths.

Very popular pedestrian shopping street, ideal for shopping and strolling.

Iconic sculpture of Molly Malone, famous for the folk song of her name.

Elegant shopping center in a restored Georgian mansion.

George's Street Arcade is a covered market that blends alternative shops, antiques, and cafes in a charming Victorian building.

Free museum with Asian, Islamic, Egyptian, and Oriental collections. Ideal for a leisurely visit.

Dublin Castle Garden It's one of the city's most iconic and visited sites. It's free to enter and open year-round! 

Medieval fortress transformed into the seat of British government in Ireland for 700 years

Historic temple honoring the patron saint of Ireland: Saint Patrick

Impressive medieval cathedral that includes a crypt inside

Imposing neoclassical building that formerly housed Dublin's local government.

Mural paying tribute to Irish rock icons.

Cast iron pedestrian bridge, one of the symbols of Dublin.

Modern pedestrian walkway along the riverside in central Dublin.

Statue honoring the 19th-century Irish political leader.

Historic building where the Easter Rising of 1916 began and independence was proclaimed.

Popular shopping area with local shops and international brands.

Sculpture of the famous Irish writer on O'Connell Street.

Digital art installation connecting Dublin to New York.

120-meter stainless steel sculpture in the heart of Dublin.

Europe's largest urban park, home to around 600 free-roaming European fallow deer