There is such a big steel needle in the middle of the street. It looks pretty good. It is said that a lot of money was spent in the past as a landmark in Dublin. However, the common people don't catch a cold and think it's useless.
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Berlin Tor, Eifell Tower, Dublin Spire. When i said landmark i meant it. This would be 1of 10 must see spots in Dublin. First because it has great historical and cultural background. Secondly it celeb...
Millions of Euro have been spent to build and upkeep the spire on the strange belief that Ireland did not have a true landmark but to call this a landmark is insulting. This monstrosity of a building ...
The Berlin Minaret is a monument to Dublin, the capital of Ireland. It is also known as the Monument to Light. It replaced the Nelson Memorial Column that was blown up by the 1966 Irish Republican Army and was completed in 2003. The Dublin Minaret symbolizes the renaissance of O'Connor Street and is designed by renowned British architects. The design philosophy is "a bridge between art and technology with elegance and energy and simplicity." The entire spire is hundreds of meters high. Looking in the distance, the light and shadow are reflected on the stainless steel tower, full of the power and beauty of the Nazi.
There is such a big steel needle in the middle of the street. It looks pretty good. It is said that a lot of money was spent in the past as a landmark in Dublin. However, the common people don't catch a cold and think it's useless.
The Dublin Minaret is a landmark in Dublin as well as the tallest building. It is also known as the Monument of Light. It has been built for 17 years. The entire minaret is wrapped in stainless steel skin, shining in the sun. He is also listed as the world's tallest outdoor sculpture by the Guinness Book of World Records, and it is also regarded as one of the symbols of Ireland.
The most conspicuous landmark in Dublin City is said to be the largest outdoor sculpture in the world. Like the Dragon King of the East China Sea, the pin of Dinghai Shen pierced into the sky. It was basically visible from any part of the city, and it was a good place to meet.
I saw this spire every day during a week in Dublin. It is also called the Pillar of Light, the spire, the needle of Dinghai, etc. The locals call it The Spire. Think about the name of the pinnacle or Dinghai Shenzhen better, bless Dublin. The most spectacular is the rotunda on the roof of the Guinness Store House, surrounded by glass to give a 360-degree bird's eye view of the city of Dublin, and the spire is unobstructed. On the O'Connell Bridge on the Liffey River, the sculpture of the national hero O'Connell and the minaret come into view. Across the bridge is O'Connor Street. The minaret is very close to the old post office, where the Easter Uprising took place 100 years ago. You can take the shots together. Centered on the minaret, on both sides are the famous pedestrian streets of Dublin, full of tourists. Under the spire is the best MEETING POINT, and the group tourists will never leave. This minaret, which was born in 2003, is awe-inspiring for her uniqueness. According to the data, it is the highest outdoor sculpture in the world. The minaret is simple yet modern, majestic and rigid, and it is extremely charming under the sunlight. It is difficult to take a photo with the whole body of the minaret, but it works well at the bottom.
This is the tallest monument in all of Europe and is called the Dublin Spire. The whole body is made of stainless steel and has a height of nearly 30 stories. It feels like a huge silver needle sticks straight into the sky. You can see him in every corner of Dublin’s old city. He is also a symbol of the entire Dublin city. .