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Updated Apr 2024
- 7.64.5/5310 Review
based on 14101 reviews"Beautiful architecture all around Dublin. The library in the College is open for a fee"Dublin.Dublin City Center1.3km from downtownHighlights: Trinity College is located in the center of Dublin and was founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1592. It is one of the universities in Ireland and is as famous as Cambridge and Oxford in the academic world. The campus is home to Dublin's enchanting buildings, including the College Library, Ireland's oldest library, established in 1592. The library has a collection of older books from Trinity College, with a total of more than 200,000 volumes, including classic Irish books such as the Book of Kells and the Book of Durrow.Show Less - 7.24.6/5287 ReviewFrom49based on 48800 reviews"A must-visit place in Dublin! Everything is so well thought out. You can also learn a lot from a walk without a guide. Beautiful, fun, and very colorful. Definitely, the bar with the panoramic view of the city is the perfect way to end the walk. The service and overall attitude of the people working there are amazing. I advise and recommend going there for sunset. The experience is amazing! Five stars are not enough."Dublin2.2km from downtownHighlights: The birthplace of the magical Guinness is an unmissable stop on your Dublin trip. The Guinness Storehouse is located in the heart of the Guinness Brewery at St James' Gate, a 20-minute walk from the city centre and is Ireland's premier tourist attraction. The exhibition hall built on the old factory building has now been expanded to seven floors, providing you with a unique experience that tells the story of this world-renowned drink. The magical journey begins when you step into a giant beer glass. You can learn about the ingredients of Guinness and explore the traditional craftsmanship of brewing beer. From professional coopers to brilliant seafaring shipments, find out how Guinness is shipped around the world. Take a multi-sensory experience tour in the tasting hall on the second floor, and then step into the wonderful advertising world of Guinness on the third floor to experience the fun of interacting with advertisements. Learn the six steps involved in creating a premium stout in 119.5 seconds at the four-story Guinness Academy. For the true Guinness aficionado and beer aficionado, take part in a tasting session with the Guinness Connoisseur Experience. Don't miss the passionate and inspired cuisine of Guinness, the Cooperage Cafe on the ground floor, BrewersDiningHall, ArthursBar and 1837Bar& Brasserie) are good choices. Get a free Guinness or soft drink at the newly expanded GravityBar on the seventh floor. Unwind while you relax and enjoy a bird's-eye view of Dublin. Here you can also experience STOUTie's innovative technology, imprinting a selfie on the surface of the iconic beer, remembering this unforgettable and shareable moment. Afterwards, shop for Guinness souvenirs and merchandise at the Guinness Store, marking a successful end to this classic journey.Show Less
- 6.94.5/5131 Review
based on 5417 reviews"The gold and silver jewels used to hold the king. Now, the gold and silver jewels are gone, and the castle stands old and strong. The castle-like building is surrounded by high walls and a drawbridge at the main entrance. The castle hall in the middle, once the residence of the British Governor, is now the site of important events. The 18th century building next to the castle is the town hall."Dublin.Dublin City Center1.4km from downtownHighlights: Dublin Castle, built in 1204, is one of the oldest buildings in Dublin City. Its architectural style and scale were called one of the grand castles in Europe at the beginning of its completion. The fortress between the two sides. The luxurious interior of the castle is decorated with rare building materials such as crystal from Waterford and marble from Italy, and has now become a routine venue for the inauguration of Irish presidents. The castle is rectangular in shape, and the four corners are composed of four companion castles. In 1169, the Normans landed in County Wexford, Ireland, and they have been in control of Dublin for a few years. Thirty years later, King John of England authorized the construction of a castle to house his taxes and treasures, and to serve as a British base in Ireland. It was against this historical backdrop that Dublin Castle was built. The fire of Zhurong in 1684 destroyed most of the buildings of the ancient castle, and only one companion castle was completely preserved, so most of the existing old buildings in the castle are the items left after the fire.Show Less - 6.24.6/560 ReviewFree
based on 856 reviews"Berlin is a well-known city in Germany, with a beautiful environment and unique architectural style that makes it easy to remember. Fortunately, Germany is now far from the shadow of the Nazis, and peace is the main tone."Dublin.Dublin City Center585m from downtownHighlights: The Dublin Spire is a monument in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, also known as the Monument of Light. It replaced Nelson's Column, which was bombed by the Irish Republican Army in 1966, and was inaugurated in 2003. The Dublin Spire symbolizes the rebirth of O'Connell Street. It was designed by the well-known British architect Ian Ritchie. The concept of the design is to "connect the bridge between art and technology with an elegant and energetic sense of simplicity". The entire minaret is 120 meters high and is currently the highest outdoor sculpture in the world. Looking from a distance, the light and shadow reflect on the stainless steel tower, full of focus and beauty.Show Less - 6.04.6/5132 ReviewFree"Be warned, to walk all the way through takes about an hour and there are no busses that stop in the park- they only drive through and stop either side, but the park itself is beautiful and easy to spend that much time wandering in, the deer are usually in the upper end of the park after the cricket field, there are a few food carts dotted around and also Dublin zoo located in the park"Dublin4.6km from downtownHighlights: The park is located on the north bank of the Lefey River in the northwest of Dublin City. It covers an area of 1760 acres and is a famous park in Ireland. The park was originally a deer park built by the then-governor, Duke of Ormond in 1663, to cater to the reinstated King Charles II and some dignitaries in Dublin at that time. After centuries of changes, it still maintains the characteristics of the 17th century deer park. The sound of Phoenix is the same as the Celtic Finniskk, which means clear water and green grass, and it has been passed down to this day. While the park was once a luxurious place of pleasure, it is now owned by the public, with its natural surroundings and herds of reindeer bringing joy to tens of thousands of visitors.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do in Dublin?
Some Best Things to Do in Dublin include:Trinity College Dublin|Guinness Storehouse|Dublin Castle|The Spire|Phoenix Park
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Dublin?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do in Dublin include:Trinity College Dublin:4.5|Guinness Storehouse:4.6|Dublin Castle:4.5|The Spire:4.6|Phoenix Park:4.6
At what locations in Dublin can Best Things to Do in Dublin be found?
The Best Things to Do in Dublin are mainly located in:Trinity College Dublin:Dublin|Guinness Storehouse:Dublin|Dublin Castle:Dublin|The Spire:Dublin|Phoenix Park:Dublin
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