Dublin, Ireland
If you're a history buff or are fascinated by stunning architecture and rich culture, Dublin is a must-visit destination.
Highlights include:
St. Stephen’s Green
Merrion Square
Dublin Castle
Christchurch
The National Art Gallery
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Trinity College
Book of Kells
Pearse Lyons Distillery
Visit Dublin’s Temple Bar District.
Highlight’s include:
The Porterhouse, Temple Bar Pub,The Foggy Dew, Palace Bar & The Quays
Go on a tour of the Guinness Brewery where you'll discover the history of iconic Irish beer. This is a popular destination for visitors and can get rather crowded.
Take a journey back through time at the Irish Whiskey Museum.
The city is home to two ports: Dublin Port, which is just one mile from the city and Dún Laoghaire Harbour which is around 10-15 minutes south of the city center.
Most cruise lines offer shuttle bus service, usually at no charge. There are also guided tours, taxis, tram’s and Uber available.
Discover Wicklow, Powerscourt, Glendalough, and the Wicklow Mountains just outside of Dublin.
Visit Enniskerry, (film location of “P.S. I Love You” and “Leap Year”), a small picturesque Victorian estate village in Wicklow.
See Wicklow Mountain National Park, The Sally Gap, Lough Tay, and the Guinness Lake (film location of “Excalibur” and “Brave Heart”).
Visit Boyne Valley, located in County Meath, where the ancient High Kings of Ireland ruled. Here you can see the Neolithic tombs of Loughcrew, Hill of Tara, Christian monastery of Fore Abbey, Hill Of Uisneach and the Anglo-Norman Trim castle.
Venture to Howth, a fishing and yachting port with spectacular views of the sea and excellent restaurants.
