1. Dublin Tourist Attractions
Dublin is indeed an exciting and vibrant city, enriched with culture, history and heritage, and there is much to see and do here; this point alone should be enough to convince you! Dublin has an abundance of wonderful tourist attractions only waiting to be discovered!
Explore the streets of Dublin with an open top double-decker bus tour! This is a great way to take in all the sights of Dublin at your leisure. This hop-on hop-off bus service stops at some of Dublin's most popular attractions and locations. Tickets are valid all day and this tour comes highly recommended.
Dublin city's National Museums and Galleries are free and well worth a visit. Visit one of Dublin's huge landmarks Trinity College and home to Ireland's amazing Book of Kells.
Sample some of the black stuff with a visit to The Guinness Storehouse and learn first hand about the brewing and history of this wonderful beverage!
Dublin has many wonderful parks and gardens offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
2. Shopping in Dublin
Dublin is a shoppers paradise with Henry Street, Grafton Street and shopping centres throughout, Dublin is sure to suit all tastes and budgets. Henry Street is definitely the place to go if you want to shop until you drop. All the main high street shops are located here and it is also home to the Jervis Shopping Centre and The Ilac Centre.
Grafton Street is home to the stylish Brown Thomas store where you can pick up the latest designer gear, so if Gucci, Versace, Prada or Chanel is you thing then you must visit here. Other shops located on Grafton Street include Next, River-Island, A-Wear, Vero Moda, Oasis, Karen Millen, Laura Ashley and many more.
3. Dining in Dublin
There are many fine restaurants and cafés throughout Dublin offering tempting mouth-watering cuisine. Most restaurants offer an early bird menu so you still get the same great taste at a fraction of the price!
4. Adventure and Outdoor Sports
Dublin has a wonderful and diverse landscape that offers an excellent platform for which to conduct many outdoor activities and sports. Popular with golfing enthusiasts of all levels, Dublin has a great selection of both link and parkland golf courses.
5. Nightlife in Dublin
Temple Bar is Dublin's cultural quarter and home to a huge selection of pubs and clubs. When darkness descends on Dublin the cobbled streets of Temple Bar come to life with entertainment choices that suit all tastes and age groups. This is a lively area of Dublin and is a popular spot for hen and stag parties, tourists and Dubliners alike!
There are of course other great nightlife venues outside of Temple Bar worth a visit too, with bars that belt out traditional Irish Music to pulsating nightclubs the choice is endless when it comes to nightlife in Dublin.
So there you have it, just five reasons why we think you should make Dublin your next holiday destination!
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