How to See Dublin in a Day Guide

Founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I, Trinity College is one of the most prestigious universities in Ireland and houses the Book of Kells.

Founded in the 12th century, St Patrick's Cathedral has played a central role in Irish religious and political life, serving as a place of worship and a cultural icon.

Croke Park is the sacred and spiritual home of Irish Sports, the number one sports venue in Ireland that is steeped in history and also home to the Gaelic Athletic Association Museum.

The GAA Museum is located in Croke Park and is dedicated to preserving Irish language and Irish heritage, providing insights into how sports integrate into Irish life.

O'Connell Street is a key location in Dublin.

St Stephen's Green is a 22-acre parkland in the middle of Dublin, offering a peaceful escape from the city.

Grafton Street connects Saint Stephens Green to Trinity College and is about a 10 minute walk to connect the two.

O'Neill's Pub, founded in 1713, is known as a labyrinth-like palace with excellent food, music, and conversation, serving classic Irish pub fare and beer.

The Green Hotel has elegantly designed rooms, friendly service and sustainable practices, and is a comfortable and stylish base for exploring the city from this prime location with views of Saint Stephen's Green.

Suffolk Street is where O'Neill's Pub is located.

Sophie's, located on the fifth floor of The Dean Hotel, is known for its cool vibe and modern take on Irish classics.

Fade Street Social serves really great food, and the vibe and the Ambiance is different depending on where you're at in the restaurant.

The Dean Hotel is where Sophie's is located.

The Game of Thrones Studio Tour is a Blockbuster attraction 90 minutes north of Dublin where you can check out the real sets, authentic costumes, and see where the actors played out their scenes.

Dublin Airport has connections from all major airlines including Air Lingus.