Dublin AirportDublin Airport has become one of the busiest airports in Europe thanks to the surge of the Irish airline Ryanair.
Dublin Airport - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.239204,53.426412,0O'Connell StreetSituated in the heart of Dublin, O’Connell Street is the city’s main artery, packed with pubs, stores, hotels and restaurants.
O'Connell Street - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.260598,53.350218,0Grafton StreetGrafton Street is one of the most important and crowded pedestrian walkways in Dublin.
Grafton Street - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.259707,53.342443,0Temple BarTemple Bar is one of Dublin’s oldest and most charismatic areas.
Temple Bar - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.263838,53.345364,0Trinity CollegeTrinity College Dublin is Ireland’s oldest and internationally recognized university.
Trinity College - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.258795,53.34447,0Guinness StorehouseDiscover one of Dublin’s most-popular attractions, the Guinness Storehouse, an old fermentation plant for Guinness Brewery.
Guinness Storehouse - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.286637,53.341879,0Kilmainham Gaol Established in 1796, Kilmainham Gaol is an old prison in Dublin.
Kilmainham Gaol - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.309591,53.341898,0Jameson DistilleryToday an Irish whiskey museum, Jameson Distillery Bow St was where the company distilled its whiskey for nearly 200 years, until 1971.
Jameson Distillery - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.277364,53.34815,0Dublin CastleSeverely damaged by a fire in 1684, Dublin Castle, an Irish government complex, was rebuilt completely and currently doesn’t look like a traditional castle.
Dublin Castle - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.267132,53.342962,0City HallDublin’s City Hall is a marvelous example of Georgian architecture.
City Hall - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.267287,53.344031,0Custom HouseThe impressive neoclassical Custom House was designed during the 18th century as the headquarters of the Commissioners of Customs and Excise.
Custom House - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.252937,53.34847,0DubliniaDublinia is an interactive museum that invites visitors to go back in time to Ireland’s capital when it was a Viking settlement and in the Middle Ages.
Dublinia - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.27197,53.34325,0Number Twenty NineNumber Twenty-Nine is a Georgian house museum built in 1794.
Number Twenty Nine - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.247527,53.338043,0Casino MarinoThe Casino at Marino is an 18th-century neo-classical pleasure house designed by Sir William Chambers for the first Earl of Charlemont.
Casino Marino - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.226984,53.371331,0National Archaeology MuseumThe National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology, founded in 1890, features centuries-old objects (the earliest dating from 7000 B.
National Archaeology Museum - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.254911,53.340361,0National Gallery The National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin houses a well-regarded art collection from between the Middle Ages and the 12th century.
National Gallery - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.252438,53.340896,0Decorative Arts & History MuseumNational Museum of Ireland — Decorative Arts & History is situated in Collins Barracks, an imposing neo-classical building constructed in 1702.
Decorative Arts & History Museum - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.285397,53.34862,0Hugh Lane GalleryThe Hugh Lane Gallery was established in 1908.
Hugh Lane Gallery - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.264517,53.353996,0Irish Museum of Modern ArtThe Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) houses a large collection of modern and contemporary art by both Irish and international artists.
Irish Museum of Modern Art - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.299994,53.343327,0Natural History MuseumThe National Museum of Ireland - Natural History, also known as the Dead Zoo, houses a large collection of animals from abroad and from Ireland.
Natural History Museum - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.253023,53.339788,0National Wax MuseumThe National Wax Museum in Dublin has 4 stories packed with waxworks representing all types of celebrities and several interactive attractions.
National Wax Museum - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.261315,53.34499,0National Leprechaun MuseumThe National Leprechaun Museum is in the heart of Dublin.
National Leprechaun Museum - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.266319,53.347615,0Chester Beatty LibraryThe Chester Beatty Library is a popular museum that reflects the world’s most relevant religions and cultures: East Asian, Western and Islamic.
Chester Beatty Library - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.267824,53.342332,0Christ Church Cathedral Christ Church Cathedral is also called the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity and is currently the oldest Anglican church in Dublin.
Christ Church Cathedral - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.271427,53.34326,0St Patrick's Cathedral St Patrick’s Cathedral is Ireland’s largest church and was founded near the well where the patron saint of Ireland baptized the converted around 450AD.
St Patrick's Cathedral - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.271552,53.339519,0St. Michan's ChurchSt.
St. Michan's Church - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.275318,53.3476,0St. Audoen's ChurchSt.
St. Audoen's Church - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.274309,53.343722,0St Mary's Pro CathedralAffectionately nicknamed ‘Pro’, St.
St Mary's Pro Cathedral - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.258838,53.351185,0St. Ann's ChurchBuilt at the beginning of the 18th century, St.
St. Ann's Church - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.258341,53.340977,0St. Teresa's ChurchLocated between Grafton Street and Clarendon Street, St.
St. Teresa's Church - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.260748,53.342123,0Phoenix ParkPhoenix Park is an urban park less than 5km (3.
Phoenix Park - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.325979,53.358184,0St Stephen's GreenSt Stephen’s Green is one of Ireland’s oldest public parks.
St Stephen's Green - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.259332,53.33851,0Merrion SquarePreviously known as the Archbishop Ryan Park, Merrion Square is an oasis of tranquility in the heart of Dublin.
Merrion Square - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.249912,53.34006,0Garden of RemembranceThe Garden of Remembrance is dedicated to all those that died in pursuit of Ireland’s independence.
Garden of Remembrance - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.263977,53.353907,0National Botanic GardensSituated in Dublin and inaugurated in 1795, the National Botanic Gardens of Ireland is an oasis of serenity with over 17,000 species.
National Botanic Gardens - introducingdublin.com]]>-6.269417,53.371693,0