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An unforgettable experience awaits when you celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Dublin. The capital of Ireland is transformed into a green sea of celebrations where you can get to know the fascinating Irish culture and tradition.
Discover Dublin attractions and take your pick: College Green, Trinity College, Grafton Street, Museum Quarter, Merrion Square, St Stephen's Green, Temple Bar, Guinness Storehouse, Old Jameson Distillery, St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle, the Ha'Penny Bridge, the Liffey and many more.
Dublin is a city full of life, history and culture - but the real Ireland often begins outside the city limits. On our travels we have taken some of the most beautiful day trips from Dublin and experienced unforgettable moments.
A visit to the Irish Pub in Dublin, the living room of the Irish - what you should know. During our stay in Dublin we had the opportunity to study the Irish pub culture a little more closely. You should keep these things in mind when you visit.
There is something that Dublin embodies for me - and that is the front doors of the apartment buildings. The houses themselves appear uniform along the streets in the city center. If it weren't for the doors of Dublin.
Located in the center of Dublin, the Brooks Hotel succeeds in offering its guests an oasis of calm in the midst of the hustle and bustle of the center of Dublin. Its location cannot be beat: steps from the shops on Grafton Street, Trinity College and the pubs of Temple Bar.
Few of them find their way to one of the most beautiful shopping temples in Dublin. Powerscourt Townhouse Center is just steps away from the city's famous shopping street, Grafton Street. Even if it is hidden away from the pedestrian zone.
Even from the outside, the facade of Bewley's Oriental Cafe in the center of Dublin looks inviting. It is even better when we open the doors. Immediately a coffee aroma flows towards us, which entices us to try the delicacies that are on offer here.
What to do in Dublin when it rains Quite simply: what you set out to do. At least that's the Irish motto. When traveling to Ireland you have to expect rain. If you adjust your clothes to it, a rainy day in Dublin is also an experience. Here are tips.
A visit to the Guinness Storehouse is a visit to the museum, which is all about the Irish dark ale. Spread over several floors are the showrooms of historical documents, beer vats, fermentation canisters and fun promotional ideas that the Guinness Brewery in Dublin has used throughout its history.
