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    Dublin is treasure trove for fun-loving travellers seeking cool cosmopolitan vibes, fantastic shopping and lively nightlife. The friendly city is home to a medley of museums, picturesque parks and the romantic Liffey river, making holidays in Dublin popular for couples, families and friends alike. For those looking for a city brimming with spirit, you've come to the right place!

     

    Dublin holidays attract a younger crowd thanks to the city's world-famous nightlife, whether you're sampling its cool cocktail bars, traditional pubs or Temple Bar's live music clubs. However, the city also has huge cultural appeal with stunning architecture, beautiful parks, museums and a historic centre begging to be explored. Must-visit attractions include beautiful Dublin Castle, the Dubh Linn gardens and the iconic Guinness Brewery and Museum, while the rocky coast and the lovely harbour are best explored on a leisurely stroll.

     

    Dublin is also home to numerous fine-dining restaurants, including Pig’s Ear and Winding Stairs, which offer quality renditions of Irish classics like coddle and boxty. So whether you fancy pottering down the quaint cobbled streets or looking at the magnificent castles, you're sure to enjoy 'the craic' that this exciting city provides.

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    Try out Temple Bar

     

     

    Try out Temple Bar

    Sitting on the south bank of the river Liffey is Temple Bar, the lively neighbourhood that is packed with fun pubs and traditional Irish bars hosting live bands. A magnet for the younger revellers, wander its cobbled streets and check out attractions including the Irish Film Institute, grab a bite to eat in one of its popular restaurants and then hit The Purty kitchen or the aptly named Temple Bar for a traditional Irish night on the tiles!

    Tick off the Must Sees

     

    Tick off the Must Sees

    The city of Dublin has many beautiful sights to tick off your list. Dublin Castle sits pretty in the heart of the historic city with the picturesque Dubh Linn gardens hidden behind. St Stevens Green is a lush park popular with frisbee-throwers, afternoon strollers and picnic lovers and is surrounded by stunning 18th century buildings. Other Dublin highlights include the National Museum of Ireland, Trinity College and Dublin Zoo. Book lovers can check out the world-famous Chester Beatty Library while those in search of a tipple can head to the Old Jameson Distillery and The Guinness Storehouse.

     
    Bask on Beautiful Beaches

     

    Bask on Beautiful Beaches

    You may think of Dublin as a cool city break destination – and you'd be correct – but take a short drive from the centre and you'll be greeted by swathes of white sandy beaches perfect for lounging on when the sun is shining. Just a 15-30 minute drive away you'll find Tower Bay, Dollymount Strand, Velvet Strand and Dalkey Island beaches. With miles of magical coastline to explore, Dublin offers the best of both worlds.

     
    Join a Pub Crawl

     

    Join a Pub Crawl

    We all know that the Irish (and the Brits, come to that) love a good pub, but if you feel like you need to be a little more cultured when it comes to your drinking, join the brilliant Dublin Literary Pub Crawl. Kicking off in Duke Street, this tasty tour takes you on an animated journey around the city's famous pubs, where actors recite verses from the best Irish literature inspired by great writers such as Joyce and Yeats.

     
    Pick Up a Pint of the Black Stuff

     

    Pick Up a Pint of the Black Stuff

    Where better to try a good pint of Guinness than in its home city? The Guinness Storehouse is a must for anyone who loves a decent pint and those who want to try this iconic drink. Finish the trip with a pint in the Guinness Gravity Bar, where you can enjoy stunning views over Dublin with a pint of the black stuff in hand. Now that's the way to do it!

     
    Discover Dublin's Shopping Scene

     

    Discover Dublin's Shopping Scene

    Shopaholics rejoice! Dublin has an amazing variety of arts and crafts, fashion, vintage and jewellery stores. Beautiful Merrion Square also plays host to an open-air art exhibition showcasing almost 200 talented artists every Sunday. Head to the high street in the city centre for high-end jewellery stores including Designyard, Eily O'Connel or Johnstone Antiques or pick up the latest fashion staples and find trendy accessories at Loft Market in Powerscourt Centre.

     
    Get To Glendalough

     

    Get To Glendalough

    Glendalough or 'Valley of the Two Lakes', is a scenic glacier valley located around an hour from Dublin. Set in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains National Park, it feels as though you've stepped into another world. The area is ideal for walking with picturesque trails ranging from a short stroll around the ruins to demanding mountain hikes - spend a day here and experience one of the most beautiful spots in Ireland.

     
    Sample Irish Food

     

     

    Sample Irish Food

    Helpings of hearty stew, traditional soda bread and plenty of delicious puds is what you can expect to find in this food-loving city, so what are you waiting for? Head to Lolly & Cooks for belly busting baked goods including sausage rolls, flaky pastries and the best cupcakes in town. You'll find tasty tapas bites and speciality cuts of meat including Veal and Rabbit in Fade Street Social's eatery, or start your morning sipping contemporary coffee at 3FE or Brother Hubbard.

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