Visit Dublin

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Guinness Storehouse
Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction attracts more than a million people every year. Have a pint of the black stuff on the top-floor Gravity Bar, with its 360 degree views of this dirty old town.
St. James’ Gate, Dublin 8
(01) 4084800
guinness-storehouse.com

The Little Museum of Dublin
Okay, we’re biased, but still: there’s a reason this is the number one museum in Ireland on TripAdvisor. Our famous tours start on the hour, every hour. If you want to discover the story of Dublin, visit the Little Museum today.
15 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
(01) 6611000
littlemuseum.ie

Abbey Theatre
The Irish love criticising the National Theatre. The tyranny of nostalgia has us pining for the good old days of WB Yeats and Lady Gregory – but the Abbey is still a cultural powerhouse. Don’t leave Dublin without seeing a play here.
26 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1
(01) 8787222
abbeytheatre.ie

Chester Beatty Library
Alfred Chester Beatty was an Irish-American mining magnate who collected 3,000 rare printed books and over 26,000 prints and drawings. From Biblical Papyri to Japanese painted scrolls, he was quite the hoarder. If the sun is shining, check out the roof garden.
Dame Street. Dublin 2
(01) 4070750
dublincastle.ie

Christ Church Cathedral
This gothic masterpiece is officially claimed as the seat of the Church of Ireland and Catholic Archbishops of Dublin. It allegedly inspired the Transylvanian castle in Dracula. Worth a look.
Christchurch Place, Dublin 8
(01) 6778099
christchurchcathedral.ie

The Long Room
Since 1801 this library in Trinity College has had the right to claim a free copy of every book published in these islands. But the main event remains the Book of Kells. A must for bibliophiles, the Long Room is also popular with interior decorators, architects and anyone who likes a good open-mouthed gawk.
Trinity College Dublin, Fellows Square, Dublin 2
(01) 8963174
https://trinity.ebowdev.com/book-of-kells/

Guinness Storehouse
Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction attracts more than a million people every year. Have a pint of the black stuff on the top-floor Gravity Bar, with its 360 degree views of this dirty old town.
St. James’ Gate, Dublin 8
(01) 4084800
guinness-storehouse.com

The Little Museum of Dublin
Okay, we’re biased, but still: there’s a reason this is the number one museum in Ireland on TripAdvisor. Our famous tours start on the hour, every hour. If you want to discover the story of Dublin, visit the Little Museum today.
15 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
(01) 6611000
littlemuseum.ie

Abbey Theatre
The Irish love criticising the National Theatre. The tyranny of nostalgia has us pining for the good old days of WB Yeats and Lady Gregory – but the Abbey is still a cultural powerhouse. Don’t leave Dublin without seeing a play here.
26 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1
(01) 8787222
abbeytheatre.ie

Guinness Storehouse
Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction attracts more than a million people every year. Have a pint of the black stuff on the top-floor Gravity Bar, with its 360 degree views of this dirty old town.
St. James’ Gate, Dublin 8
(01) 4084800
guinness-storehouse.com

The Little Museum of Dublin
Okay, we’re biased, but still: there’s a reason this is the number one museum in Ireland on TripAdvisor. Our famous tours start on the hour, every hour. If you want to discover the story of Dublin, visit the Little Museum today.
15 St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
(01) 6611000
littlemuseum.ie

Abbey Theatre
The Irish love criticising the National Theatre. The tyranny of nostalgia has us pining for the good old days of WB Yeats and Lady Gregory – but the Abbey is still a cultural powerhouse. Don’t leave Dublin without seeing a play here.
26 Lower Abbey Street, Dublin 1
(01) 8787222
abbeytheatre.ie