CountryIreland
Time zoneEurope/Dublin
CurrencyEUR
Official language(s)English
Pack an umbrella or a raincoat, as the weather in Ireland can change frequently.
A popular interactive museum telling the story of Irish emigration. Its modern presentation makes it appealing for families and casual visitors alike.
LocationThe CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, Ireland
Nearest stationDocklands / Connolly Station
HoursCheck official website
AdmissionAdmission fee applies
Travel tipBooking online is convenient. You can visit in under half a day.
A city-center park surrounded by Georgian architecture, with strong links to Irish cultural history. It is ideal for a stroll and a quiet break.
LocationMerrion Square, Dublin 2, Ireland
Nearest stationPearse Station
HoursOpen 24 hours daily
AdmissionFree
Travel tipCombine it with the Oscar Wilde statue and nearby Georgian streets.
A Victorian indoor market and shopping arcade where you can enjoy browsing and light bites. It is an easy stop during a city walk.
LocationSouth Great George's Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
Nearest stationLuas Green Line - St. Stephen's Green
HoursCheck official website
AdmissionFree
Travel tipA good option on rainy days. It pairs well with a walk around nearby Temple Bar.
One of the most important art museums in Ireland.
Hours09:30 - 17:30
AdmissionFree
Travel tipPlan to spend at least 2 hours to fully enjoy the exhibitions.
A historic castle that served as the seat of government in Ireland.
Hours09:45 - 17:45
Admission€12
Travel tipTours are conducted in various languages, so check in advance.
The most famous street in Dublin, lined with shops and restaurants.
HoursOpen 24 hours
AdmissionFree
Travel tipIt's best to visit early in the day for a leisurely walk.
The largest cathedral in Ireland, showcasing beautiful Gothic architecture.
Hours09:00 - 17:00
Admission€8
Travel tipIt's best to visit on weekdays due to weekend crowds.
The largest enclosed park in Europe where you can enjoy nature and wildlife.
Hours05:00 - 23:00
AdmissionFree
Travel tipConsider renting a bike to explore.
A traditional pub widely known as Dublin’s oldest. It is a great place for Irish food, atmosphere, and live music.
Location20 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin 8, Ireland
Nearest stationLuas Red Line - Four Courts
HoursCheck official website
AdmissionPrice range: moderate
Travel tipIt can get busy in the evening, so booking ahead helps.
The most famous pub in Dublin known for live music and a wide selection of beers.
Hours11:00 - 23:30
AdmissionMain dishes approx. €18–€35
Travel tipIt can get crowded in the evenings, so go early.
A major parade and cultural celebration honoring the LGBTQ+ community, bringing lively energy to the city center. It is one of Dublin’s flagship contemporary events.
WhenUsually around June each year
LocationDublin city centre, Dublin, Ireland
Nearest stationVarious city-centre stations
HoursAnnual event (during festival dates)
AdmissionFree (some related events ticketed)
Travel tipThe parade route gets crowded, so arriving early is wise.
A must-see event for movie lovers.
WhenAround October each year
Travel tipLook up the schedule and films in advance.
An exhibition showcasing contemporary art pieces.
WhenSpring (March to May)
Travel tipTake your time to explore thoroughly.
The representative festival of Ireland, featuring parades and music in the streets.
WhenMarch 17th each year
HoursHeld during the festival period
AdmissionMostly free to watch, with some ticketed events
Travel tipMany people take to the streets on this day, so secure your spot early.
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