All Places in Dublin

Temple Bar es el barrio cultural de Dublín, lleno de pubs animados, sesiones de música tradicional, galerías originales y arte callejero vibrante, y alberga el Temple Bar Pub, posiblemente el pub más fotografiado de Irlanda.

El Guinness Storehouse es la principal atracción de Dublín, que ofrece una inmersión profunda multisensorial en el mundo de Guinness, desde el proceso de elaboración hasta su icónica publicidad, con el Gravity Bar en la parte superior que ofrece vistas de 360° de la ciudad.

The Ha'Penny Bridge is a historic pedestrian bridge over the River Liffey, known for its distinctive cast-iron architecture and central location.

Construido en el siglo XIII sobre un asentamiento vikingo, fue la antigua sede del dominio británico hasta 1922 y ahora es un símbolo de independencia e importante estructura histórica de Irlanda.

The General Post Office (GPO) building on O'Connell Street Lower is an iconic landmark and a key historical site in Dublin.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, built in 1220, is a stunning and photogenic Gothic cathedral that remains a significant religious and architectural site in Dublin.

Christ Church Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, is a breathtaking medieval masterpiece renowned for its Gothic-Romanesque architecture.

The National Gallery of Ireland houses an impressive collection of art with free entry, offering numerous opportunities for visually interesting photographs.

Trinity College Library, established in 1592, is a historic library and legal depository, famed for its stunning Long Room filled with ancient books.

Phoenix Park es uno de los parques cerrados más grandes de cualquier capital europea, que alberga la residencia del Presidente de Irlanda, la residencia del embajador de Estados Unidos, un hermoso jardín victoriano y una manada de ciervos salvajes que han estado deambulando desde el siglo XVII.

The iconic red Poolbeg Lighthouse is located at the end of the Great South Wall, offering a scenic walk and beautiful coastal views away from the city centre.

The Georgian Quarter is a charming residential area known for its elegant Georgian architecture and brightly coloured doors, reminiscent of London's Notting Hill.

Dame Tavern is a popular and easily recognizable spot in Dublin, known for its striking bright red facade.

The Tram Cafe is a unique and picturesque photo spot located in Wolf Tone Square, set within a former, non-operational tram.

George Street Arcade is a beautiful, Victorian-style indoor shopping centre housing a cosy market with various cute boutiques and eateries.

The Skyview Tower, located at the Generator hostel, is one of the highest points in Dublin, offering panoramic views of the city from atop an old chimney.

Copper + Straw is a cafe known for its minimalist style, delicious pastries, and excellent coffee, making it an ideal spot for an early morning visit.

The Jameson Distillery offers tours detailing the secrets of Irish whiskey production, culminating in a tasting session.

The Cliffs of Moher are a stunning UNESCO Heritage Site on the Atlantic coast, offering dramatic natural beauty and breathtaking views.

Galway is a beautiful and lively city on Ireland's west coast, celebrated for its colourful houses, cobblestone streets, and distinct Irish atmosphere.

Anne's Lane is a popular Dublin photo spot, easily recognizable by the colourful umbrellas suspended overhead between buildings.

St. Stephen's Green Park is a beautiful 9-hectare Victorian-era public park located in Dublin's commercial centre, offering a peaceful retreat.

Stephens Green Shopping Centre is an architecturally interesting mall, noted for its distinctive design and photogenic interior.

The Samuel Beckett Bridge is a modern landmark in the Dublin Docklands, featuring an iconic design resembling a Celtic harp.

Love Lane is a hidden gem in Temple Bar, transformed from a dark alley into a charming walkway filled with colourful love notes and graffiti.

The Brazen Head is Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 1198, offering a historical and atmospheric experience with a traditional castle-like entrance.

Fusilier's Arch is a notable landmark at the entrance of St. Stephen's Green Park, offering a picturesque entry to the gardens.

The River Liffey flows through the heart of Dublin, crossed by numerous bridges and offering scenic views of the city.

The Blarney Stone is a famous stone set in the battlements of Blarney Castle, Ireland, that is said to grant the 'gift of the gab' to those who kiss it.

Blarney Castle is a medieval stronghold in County Cork, Ireland, famous for the Blarney Stone set within its walls, attracting visitors eager to kiss it.

The Giant's Causeway is an area of about 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, the result of an ancient volcanic eruption, located on the coast of Northern Ireland.

Kinnity Castle is a historic estate located in County Offaly, Ireland, known for its picturesque setting and Victorian Gothic architecture.

The Fitzwilliam Hotel is a luxury accommodation located in Dublin, offering sophisticated rooms and a central position near St. Stephen's Green.

Stauntons on the Green is a boutique hotel in Dublin situated opposite St. Stephen's Green, offering elegant rooms with garden views.

The Burren is a vast limestone plateau in County Clare, Ireland, known for its unusual geological formations, diverse plant life, and historical sites.

Galway City is a bustling hub on Ireland's west coast, famed for its bohemian atmosphere, traditional music, and lively cultural scene.

A charming medieval town with narrow lanes and historic buildings, including a castle that has been standing for over 800 years, visited on a day trip from Dublin.

Wicklow is a county in Ireland known for its beautiful mountainous landscapes, forests, and coastline, often referred to as the 'Garden of Ireland'.

Glendalough is a glacial valley in County Wicklow, Ireland, famous for its ancient monastic settlement and stunning natural scenery.

The Game of Thrones Studio Tour offers fans an immersive experience at the Linen Mill Studios in Northern Ireland, showcasing sets, costumes, and props from the hit series.

A modern hotel located in a central location near St. Patrick's Cathedral, offering standardized rooms with tech-savvy features and themed lighting.

The video mentions that getting out of Dublin Airport with a rental car or ride share can be frustrating and time-consuming.

En la Jameson Distillery en Smithfield, los visitantes pueden obtener una visión maravillosa del ascenso y la caída y el reciente resurgimiento del whisky irlandés, y también podrán degustar algunos de estos excelentes licores.

The oldest pedestrian walking bridge in Dublin, named Ha'penny Bridge because people used to have to pay one penny to walk over it.

The video mentions Grafton Street as a fun place for window shopping and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere with music and various activities.

St Stephen's Green is a famous public park that was originally a private garden and opened to the public in 1880, featuring a peaceful pond, flower beds, sculptures, and monuments.

La Catedral de San Patricio fue construida junto a un pozo donde el santo patrón de Irlanda bautizó a los conversos; data de 1220 y está llena de interesantes monumentos y hermosas vidrieras.

A bar where you can experience live Irish music without spending a lot of money.

A famous statue in Dublin City from the song Molly Malone, tourists touch her in inappropriate places.

Es la universidad más antigua de Irlanda, fundada por la reina Isabel en el siglo XVI, donde los visitantes pueden explorar el campus, sus edificios históricos y la antigua biblioteca que contiene el Libro de Kels.

A book containing the four gospels written on calfskin with art, housed in the old library at Trinity College; visitors can see two of the four books, but photography is not allowed.

A library resembling something out of Hogwarts, but the visitors felt a bit underwhelming because of the empty spaces and books.

A famous Irish pub in the Temple Bar district, known for its lively atmosphere but also considered a tourist trap due to expensive drinks.

A bar located on the top floor of the Guinness Storehouse, offering panoramic views of Dublin and a complimentary drink with the tour ticket.

A popular Dublin attraction related to the famous Guinness beer, often visited by tourists.

A popular tour in Dublin, likely related to the Jameson Irish Whiskey brand.

An interesting museum that explores the motivations and experiences of those who left Ireland, as well as their impact worldwide, through a series of immersive displays.

A museum in Dublin.

An experience at Trinity College related to the Book of Kells.

Kilmainham Gaol es una antigua prisión convertida en museo que cuenta la historia de la lucha de Irlanda por la independencia, donde se pueden recorrer los fríos corredores de piedra y conocer a los líderes del Levantamiento de Pascua de 1916.

A tour that explores the food scene in Dublin.

A library to visit in Dublin.

A famous landmark that can be pinpointed from the top of the Skyview Tower.

A popular day trip destination from Dublin.

A popular day trip destination from Dublin.

También conocida como la Roca de San Patricio, fue la sede tradicional de los reyes de Monster ya en el siglo IV.

A popular day trip destination from Dublin.

An area rich in history and archaeology, featuring prehistoric sites and ancient monuments.

A shopping center in Dublin City Center where you have to pay to use the toilets, at a cost of 25c.

Ireland's largest church, founded in 1191, known for its Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, and connection to Ireland's patron saint.

Museum that exhibits Ireland's history, archaeology, and natural history.

The video suggests that Dublinia can be a fun and educational place to learn about the Viking and medieval history of the city.

Ireland's oldest pub, founded in 1198, where the visitors enjoyed Guinness beef stew, fish and chips, and caesar salad, but there was no live music on the day of the visit.

The video mentions the Dublin Zoo in Phoenix Park as an awesome place to visit.

Es uno de los barrios más antiguos de Dublín y un lugar recomendado para disfrutar de la vida nocturna con música en vivo en los pubs.

A free museum in Dublin, ranked as one of the top attractions, featuring an extraordinary collection of artifacts from around the world.

A 9th-century manuscript and Ireland's greatest cultural treasure, documenting the four gospels of the life of Jesus Christ, housed in Trinity College.

A museum in Dublin where many artifacts from the Wood Quay site are on display, featuring Viking exhibits and medieval artifacts.

A place to eat that won't break the bank, serving up some delicious burgers.

Originally Ireland's Colonial Parliament, it is a historical landmark visited on the Dublin historical walking tour.

A place where a pub crawl meets to drink a pint of Guinness and enjoy listening to traditional Irish music.

O'Connell Street is Dublin's main street, known for shopping, dining, entertainment, and historical significance, featuring the O'Connell Monument and serving as a central location during the Easter Rising.

A site in Ireland to see on a bus tour out of Dublin if you're short on time.

A vast national park known for its scenic glens, lakes, and ancient monastic sites.

A burger place with a limited menu that is recommended for delicious and affordable meals.

A famous street in Dublin, recommended for taking pictures, though the bars there are noted to be overpriced.

A breakfast place that offers traditional Irish breakfast at an affordable price until 12:00 p.m.

A scenic coastal area famous for the unique geological formation of the Giant's Causeway.

A wild and scenic region characterized by mountains, bogs, and a rugged coastline.

The Temple Bar area is where locals and tourists have been meeting for generations, known for its art galleries, colorful shops, and traditional folk music.

The architecturally spectacular Aviva Stadium is a venue to catch an international superstar.

The picturesque Grand Canal connects Dublin to the west of Ireland, allowing Guinness to be exported.

At the Old Jameson Distillery, you can discover how three simple ingredients are transformed into a smooth whiskey.

St Stephen’s Green is an oasis of calm in the center of the city that has witnessed many turbulent episodes of Irish history, including a pivotal battle during the 1916 Easter Rising.

The National Museum of Ireland - Archeology showcases early treasures which illuminate Dublin’s history throughout the ages.

The site of St Patrick’s Cathedral is said to be where St Patrick first baptised the pagan chieftains and altered Irish history.

The Wellington Monument in Phoenix Park is a tribute to the 1st Duke of Wellington, a Dubliner known as the Iron Duke who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo.

A pub recommended by the Airbnb host, described as looking closer to a cathedral than a bar, where the reviewer tasted Guinness in its hometown of Dublin.

A breakfast place where the reviewer tried a full Irish breakfast with sausages, bacon, blood pudding, and beans.

A Mexican restaurant that comes highly recommended for their tacos and margaritas, reflecting Dublin's growing demand for Mexican cuisine, although the reviewer found the tacos underwhelming.

A hipster and trendy neighborhood with shawarma and Indian places, offering a different feel from the Temple Bar area.

An Indian restaurant in the Portobello neighborhood with a menu inspired by Northern Ireland and Indian cuisines, where the reviewer enjoyed the bhopali duck Tika and goat Kima pow.

A spot that brings a little flavor of Homeland to the Brazilians, using rare fruits in Ireland like guava and passion fruit and make delicious cocktails.

A seafood restaurant, specifically an oyster bar, located in the Temple Bar area, known for pumping out appetizing food despite its tiny kitchen, with a head chef known for affordable fine dining.

Es un área con castillos medievales, paseos escénicos por los acantilados y parques hermosos, ubicada en el borde del centro de la ciudad de Dublín.

Christ Church is one of Dublin's oldest and most impressive landmarks, dating back to the 9th century, featuring Romanesque and Gothic architecture, and known for Christmas services and carols.

The video references Molly Malone and suggests taking pictures with the statue, acknowledging it's a common tourist activity.

The Spire, officially the Monument of Light, is a 120-meter tall modern sculpture and a prominent meeting point in Dublin.

Es un gran parque de la época victoriana ubicado en el corazón de la ciudad de Dublín, ideal para disfrutar del aire fresco.

Belfast es conocida por la construcción naval y el patrimonio marítimo, así como por el barrio del Titanic de la ciudad, donde se construyó el RMS Titanic.

Es un edificio con cúpula verde donde funciona el Dublin City Council.

Atraviesa el centro de la ciudad de Dublín y está conectada con la bahía de Dublín.

Es una isla con reliquias históricas y ruinas a unos 30 o 40 minutos del centro de Dublín que cuenta con un sitio arqueológico, diseños arquitectónicos impresionantes y patrimonio cultural, y es una biosfera protegida con focas, conejos, rebaños de cabras salvajes, aves marinas y plantas raras.

Ubicadas al sur de Dublín, ofrecen la posibilidad de practicar senderismo y ciclismo de montaña, y albergan un valle glaciar llamado Glendalough y hermosas cascadas.

En Kilkenny, se puede visitar el Castillo de Kilkenny y explorar la ciudad.

En Belfast, se puede visitar el Museo Titanic, así como conocer la historia de la ciudad.

Cork es un lugar con mucha historia y una costa hermosa, donde se dice que están las mejores playas de Irlanda.

Al suroeste de Irlanda, se pueden observar pequeñas islas frente a la costa.

Malahide Castle is a historic landmark in Ireland, mentioned as a place visited during a family trip around the country.

The Dublin Portal is a new attraction unveiled in May 2024, providing a live stream connection to other cities around the world.

The GPO (General Post Office) is a landmark in Dublin and was the headquarters during the Easter Rising of 1916; visitors can explore the GPO Witness History Visitor Center.

The Famine Memorial is a statue on the banks of the River Liffey, depicting figures during the Great Irish Famine of the mid-1800s.

Killary Sheep Farm is a destination in Ireland where visitors can experience sheepdog demonstrations and learn about farm life.

Kylemore Abbey is a noted landmark in Ireland, visited during a family exploration of the country.

Moher Hill Pet Farm and Leisure Park is a family-friendly attraction in Ireland, featuring animals and activities suitable for children.

Muckross House, Gardens and Farm is a popular estate in Killarney, Ireland, known for its historic house, beautiful gardens, and traditional farm.

Rugged cliffs in the seaside village of Howth, offering breathtaking views of the Irish Sea and various hiking trails.

A place to stay in Dublin.

A place to stay in Dublin.

A place to stay in Dublin.

A pub in Temple Bar offering live shows.

A museum that takes visitors on a journey through time, showcasing the fascinating story of Irish whiskey, its origin, production process, and role in shaping Irish culture, with a tasting at the end.

A fully operational distillery in Dublin offering tours that provide insight into the Teeling story and whiskey history, including a tasting.

A beautiful seaside village located in the outskirts of Dublin, offering seafood restaurants, coastal walks, and opportunities to spot seals and seabirds.

Ireland's oldest university, offering affordable accommodation in the summer and exciting activities, is a great place to start your day in Dublin.

A visit to the Book of Kells allows you to see the 1,200 year old manuscript and explore the Long Room, enhanced by the Gaia installation.

A lovely local spot open for breakfast and lunch, and a favorite lunch spot.

Founded to honor Ireland's patron saint, it's one of the few remaining buildings from medieval Dublin where you can take a guided tour or admire the views from the gardens.

The oldest cathedral in Dublin, over 1,000 years old, where you can take a self-guided tour to enjoy the interior and learn about its history.

Voted as the second trendiest neighborhood on the planet by Timeout Magazine in 2023.

A famous landmark that can be pinpointed from the top of the Skyview Tower.

A family-run pub that invites musicians from all over the country to share their love for Irish music and culture, with improvised performances.

A trendy area with wonderful food choices just outside the front gates of Trinity.

A trendy area with wonderful food choices just outside the front gates of Trinity.

A place near Trinity College where you can treat yourself to a full Irish breakfast and takeaway coffee.

Awe-inspiring experience and the room's beauty has been enhanced even further with the introduction of Gaia an illuminated installation featuring NASA imagery of Earth that looks totally mesmerizing.

The biggest architectural gem on the Trinity campus, with astonishing detail that only took 5 years to build.

A beautiful setting where you can enjoy a takeaway coffee from Keoghs café.

A cool arcade where visitors can get nutty delights, such as salted caramel peanut clusters and chocolate clusters, from St. George's Arcade.

A restaurant where the visitors enjoyed traditional Irish meals such as bangers, beef and Guinness pie, and loaded chips.

El Jeanie Johnston famine ship es una réplica fiel del barco original que transportó a miles de inmigrantes irlandeses a través del Atlántico durante la Gran Hambruna; el recorrido es aleccionador, fascinante y ayuda a apreciar la historia de Irlanda en un nivel más profundo.

El Irish Rock and Roll Museum ofrece una gran experiencia dirigida por alguien con puro entusiasmo y un conocimiento excepcional de bandas y artistas como U2, Thin Lizzy y Rory Gallagher.

Merrion Square es un lugar donde se puede ver la casa de Oscar Wilde y su monumento en el parque.

Fitzwilliam Square, junto con Merrion Square, permite admirar la arquitectura georgiana y el encanto de los antiguos barrios residenciales de clase alta de la ciudad.

A hidden gem located near the National Concert Hall, offering a local experience away from the tourist crowds, with occasional summer concerts and festivals.

A market in Temple Bar where you can find fresh produce, meats, baked products, artisan cheeses, street food bites, and hot meals; also featuring a night market during the summer.

Dublin's newest oldest theater on Exchange Street Lower, offering tours during the day and a diverse cultural program in the evening as a non-touristy activity.

A swimming spot in Sandy Cove where locals jump into the Irish Sea, offering a unique and invigorating experience away from typical tourist activities.

A market in the coastal village of Dun Laoghaire, held every Sunday in the People's Park, featuring 50 merchants selling arts, crafts, local produce like honey, pastries, and seasonal items from local farms.

A magnificent garden located outside the city center, offering a quiet afternoon away from tourist hotspots, where visitors can stroll around the rose garden, relax on the lush grounds, and explore the glass houses.

Ireland's first public library, located in Saint Patrick's Close near St Patrick's Cathedral, offering a fascinating experience for book lovers with a sense of history dating back to 1707.

A speakeasy-style bar hidden behind a door with the initials VCC, offering a darkly lit drinking den where you can relax in velvet recliners and sip award-winning cocktails by candlelight.

A scenic walk accessible from Pigeon House Road, offering a unique perspective of the city and panoramic views of Howth and Dún Laoghaire on clear days.

One of Dublin's iconic locations, the Bleeding Horse on Camden Street hosts Apollo Sessions, which are open mic evenings.

The Iveagh Gardens are located near the National Concert Hall.

Marsh's Library is located near St Patrick's Cathedral.

One of Dublin's iconic locations, the International Bar on Wexford Street hosts circle sessions.