1 Day in Dublin - a Local's Guide 🇮🇪
Discover Dublin's rich history and vibrant culture with this local's guide, perfect for a one-day adventure. Explore ancient libraries, iconic breweries, and lively cultural hubs that capture the spirit of Ireland's capital.
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland's oldest university, offering affordable accommodation in the summer and exciting activities, is a great place to start your day in Dublin.
The Book of Kells Experience
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.
Mrs Reid’s Café
A lovely local spot open for breakfast and lunch, and a favorite lunch spot.
St.Patrick's Cathedral
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.
Christchurch
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.
Smithfield
Voted as the second trendiest neighborhood on the planet by Timeout Magazine in 2023.
Croke Park
A famous landmark that can be pinpointed from the top of the Skyview Tower.
Guinness Brewery
A famous landmark that can be pinpointed from the top of the Skyview Tower.
Cobblestone
A family-run pub that invites musicians from all over the country to share their love for Irish music and culture, with improvised performances.
Drury Street
A trendy area with wonderful food choices just outside the front gates of Trinity.
Fade Street Quarter
A trendy area with wonderful food choices just outside the front gates of Trinity.
Keoghs café
A place near Trinity College where you can treat yourself to a full Irish breakfast and takeaway coffee.
Long Room
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.
Museum Building
The biggest architectural gem on the Trinity campus, with astonishing detail that only took 5 years to build.
Trinity square
A beautiful setting where you can enjoy a takeaway coffee from Keoghs café.