▲ GPO Witness History Exhibit Immersive presentation on the 1916 Easter Rising and its impact on Irish history, situated in the General Post Office building that served as rebel headquarters. ▲ Dublin Writers Museum Collection of authorial bric-a-brac. ▲ Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship and Famine Museum Floating exhibit on the River Liffey explaining the famine period that prompted desperate transatlantic crossings (by tour only). Patrick's Cathedral According to legend, the holy site where St. ▲ Dublinia Fun, kid-friendly look at Dublin's Viking and medieval past with a side order of archaeology and a cool town model. ▲ Christ Church Cathedral Neo-Gothic cathedral on the site of an 11-century Viking church. ▲ Dublin City Hall and "Story of the Capital" Exhibit Grand 18th-century building occupied by rebel Irish forces in the 1916 Easter Rising. ▲ Dublin Castle Once the city's historic 700-year-old castle, now a Georgian palace, featuring ornate English state apartments. ▲ National Gallery of Ireland Fine collection of top Irish painters and European masters. ▲▲ 14 Henrietta Street Time capsule of urban Dublin life, following the 150-year decline of an aristocratic Georgian townhouse into a tenement slum. ▲▲ EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum Creative displays about the Irish diaspora that highlight the impact emigrants make on their new homelands. ▲▲ O'Connell Street Dublin's grandest promenade and main drag, packed with history and ideal for a stroll.
▲▲ Temple Bar Dublin's rowdiest neighborhood, with shops, cafés, theaters, galleries, pubs, and restaurants - a great spot for live traditional music. ▲▲ Chester Beatty Library American expatriate's sumptuous collection of literary and religious treasures from Islam, Asia, and medieval Europe. ▲▲ Trinity College Campus Tour Ireland's most famous school, best visited with a 30-minute student-led tour. ▲▲ Traditional Irish Musical Pub Crawl Fascinating, practical, and enjoyable primer on traditional Irish music. ▲▲ Historical Walking Tour of Dublin Group tour that makes for the best introduction to Dublin. ▲▲▲ Kilmainham Gaol Historic jail used by the British as a political prison - today a museum that tells a moving story of the suffering of the Irish people. ▲▲▲ National Museum of Archaeology Excellent collection of Irish treasures from the Stone Age to today.
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Join friendly local guides for a fun & insightful free tour to get an authentic insider perspective on Dublin, we guarantee your visit to the capital of Ireland will be an experience you won't soon forget.▲▲▲ Book of Kells in the Trinity Old Library Exquisite illuminated manuscript, the most important piece of art from the Dark Ages. With the largest walled park in Europe, The Phoenix park, beautiful green spaces such as Stephen's green & the Iveagh gardens, endearing sea-side villages such as Howth a short train ride along some of Europe's most scenic railway, Dublin has ample opportunities to chill out after a ramble through the cobbled streets of Temple Bar, shopping on Grafton street or finding captivating areas of the city like enchanting Georgian Dublin & canal bank walk with some of the free walking tours recommended by. Dublin is a special place rich in culture & life. This small city has loads to offer the curious traveller - fascinating history from Vikings to dramatic risings & rebellions, vibrant cafés & excellent restaurants, an unrivaled music & literary tradition and the best pubs & bars in the world. Nestled on the east coast of Ireland is the charming capital of Dublin, home to the iconic Guinness storehouse & factory along the river Liffey, the Jameson whiskey distillery, ancient buildings such as Dublin castle, Christchurch Cathedral & Trinity college, famously friendly people and more character per square inch than any other city on the planet.
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