Sightseeing in Dublin - what to see. Complete travel guide
This city has an impressive history, wide choice of architectural places of interest and multiple entertainments. The southern part of Dublin is the most attractive for visitors of this magnificent city. Here you will find several ancient churches, visit Museum of History, or take a walk in old quarters that are stretched along the bank of the river.
Carrolls Irish Gifts center in Dublin offers its customers plenty of tempting shops and a variety of goods. They sell inexpensive casual clothes and incredible souvenirs. Original keyrings … 
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Discovering the architecture of Dublin from bird's eye view! St Patrick Cathedral, The Custom House, National Museum of Ireland, Dublin Writers Museum, all those monuments are defining the image of Dublin … Open
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One of the busiest tourist places in the city is Grafton Street. Many beautiful historic buildings built in traditional style, have been preserved in it. The most popular souvenir shops of the city, and many other excellent national restaurants and bars, are located here too. This luxury street is one of the most expensive in the world in terms of rent and purchase of housing. There are several prestigious hotels located here.
Christ Church Cathedral, President Residence, Dublin Castle, National Library of Ireland, as well as many others, they all become the world's cultural heritage objects and remain as iconic monuments for Dublin … Open
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There are many interesting museums in Dublin. One of the most unusual among them is the Guinness Storehouse. It is located in a historic building, which was one of the shops of the Guinness Brewery factory in the 8th century. This shop was closed in 1988. A few years after the closure of the shop, it was decided to open a museum in the large building. Its exposition is very multifaceted and is devoted to the history of brewing. Among the exhibits, one can also see old equipments from the factory.
It will be interesting to relax with children in this ancient Irish city. There are many original attractions and entertainment here. If the holiday is going to be in the warm season, it is … Open
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Fans of theatrical art in Dublin, should visit the Abbey Theater. Its opening took place in 1904. However in 1951, the historical building of the theater was almost completely destroyed during a fire. Only 15 years later, was a new building constructed for the theater. Presently, the popular theater is largely focused on fans of contemporary art.
Travellers usually associate Dublin with cozy pubs and excellent beer. However, gastronomic peculiarities of the city are not limited by these features. In this city vacationers will find … Open
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Dublin and surroundings
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Map of all shopping areas
Shopping streets in Dublin
♥ Shopping area 'Henry Street' Dublin, 0.4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Shopping area ' Grafton Street' Dublin, 0.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Shopping area ' O Connell Street' Dublin, 0.5 km from the center. On the map
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Map of all castles
Survived castles around Dublin
♥ Castle 'Dublin Castle' , 0.7 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Clontarf Castle' , 4 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Ashtown Castle' , 5.2 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Drimnagh Castle' , 5.5 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Castle 'Rathfarnham Castle' , 5.6 km from the center. On the map
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Map of all parks
National and city parks around Dublin
♥ Park 'Botanic Gardens' , 139 km from the center. On the map
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Map of all art museums
Art galleries in Dublin and around
♥ Art museum 'National Gallery of Ireland' Dublin, 0.8 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Art museum 'Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery' Dublin, 0.9 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Art museum 'Irish Museum of Modern Art' Dublin, 2.8 km from the center. On the map
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Sights around Dublin from our guide 'Extreme places on Earth'
Slane Castle
From the series “Ireland's Greatest Castles”
Check on the map: Distance from Dublin center - 45.1 km.
You can visit Slane Castle not only during music events. Tours are conducted here regularly. The castle is still privately owned by the Conyngham family. Therefore only some of its rooms are accessible to the public. You can admire antique furniture, old paintings, and collectible weapons in the castle. A small whisky factory is considered one of its main features. It is a Conyngham Family’s business. The factory has been operating for more than a hundred years. All visitors to the castle will have the opportunity to buy a bottle of elite whisky here. …
Read further Distance from Dublin center - 45.1 km.
Newgrange
From the series “15 Historical Monuments, with Riddles not yet Solved”
Check on the map: Distance from Dublin center - 41.3 km.
At present, the place is open for tourists. It is quite hard to get there because the number of tourists per day is strictly restricted, only 10 people can visit it. The researchers suppose that more than 5 000 years ago this complex could be used for ritual ceremonies. The mound is built in such way that at the day of the winter solstice sun beams light some underground chambers through the tiny gaps in walls. Some researchers claim that this ancient mound could be used for astronomical researchers. …
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Newgrange
From the series “The Oldest Surviving Monuments on Earth”
Check on the map: Distance from Dublin center - 41.2 km.
The detailed research of the cemetery showed that its tunnel is directed to the exact place of the sunrise on the day of winter solstice. Above the entrance to the cemetery is a niche, through which the sun rays radiate into the interior of the grave at the appointed time of the year. The niche diameter is less than 20 cm, on the day of the winter sunrise - the shortest day of the year - the sun rays in the niche are focused in a special way and reach the most distant chamber of the grave corridor. Newgrange was quite a long time, discovered in 1699. Today, not only the astronomers and the architects, but also the esoteric and temporal researchers are investigating this ancient grave. …
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Sightseeing in Ireland: things to see
The main education centre of the country, Trinity College, is worth closest attention. The age of the college is more than a thousand years. It is located in a beautiful building made in Victorian style. There is a library near the college, which keeps the symbol of Ireland – “the book of Celts”. This is an ancient manuscript of Christian culture and a priceless artefact.
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Hilton builds third luxury hotel in Kyoto
The project organizers note that the new Kyoto hotel is perfect for both business and leisure. Just to remind you, the opening of the Roku Kyoto hotel took place in the city in 2021. The luxury hotel also never ceases to amaze guests with its exquisite atmosphere and variety of services. It is close to famous attractions like Kinkaku-ji Temple, and Shozan Resort Kyoto Pavilion is a short walk from the hotel.
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26.09.2023
The project organizers note that the new Kyoto hotel is perfect for both business and leisure. Just to remind you, the opening of the Roku Kyoto hotel took place in the city in 2021. The luxury hotel also never ceases to amaze guests with its exquisite atmosphere and variety of services. It is close to famous attractions like Kinkaku-ji Temple, and Shozan Resort Kyoto Pavilion is a short walk from the hotel.
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26.09.2023
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All about Dublin, Ireland - sightseeings, attractions, touristic spots, architecture, history, culture and cuisine. Prepare your trip together with OrangeSmile.com - find out the 'must see' things in Dublin, which places to visit, which excursions to take, where the breathtaking views are waiting for you. Planning your trip with this travel guide will help your to get the most out of Dublin in few days.
