Top Things to do In Fingal 2021

"A lovely journey through the historical and precise process of this iconic beer (stout). Great value for money if you really take in what the guide has to say. And the skybar at the end is fantastic with 360 degree views of such a cool city! Highly recommend!"

"Ireland has a long literary tradition. The country has four Nobel Prize winners and numerous others that are internationally acclaimed. At the Dublin Writer's Museum, you'll find artefacts from Swift, Wilde, Joyce and Yeats including first editions and handwritten letters.There's also a cafe and gift shop on site, and a tour here will take you less than an hour.It's an absolute must for history buffs or anyone who is interested in Irish literature."

"One Vermeer in collection. "Lady Writing a Letter with Her Maid" is familiar but incorporates some new elements, like that weird angle."

"A great activity for those on a budget, and one which can easily be squeezed into a weekend itinerary. It's located near the National Gallery and a few other museums. Not many tourists venture here, but it's free to enter, open everyday, and there's a lot to see. Just be aware that you have to remove your belongings and lock them in a locker before entering. The award winning exhibitions which are housed here are also free to enter and extremely interesting. It's worth admiring the beautiful architecture of the outside too."

"The Irish Archaeological Museum is located in the Urban Museum in Dublin. Although it is not very large, the products inside are very rich. Especially some of the swamp corpses unearthed in it have a history of more than 5,000 years. The skin of these corpses can be preserved. It is really incredible. It is worth visiting and understanding."

"Visited here on a whim and I’m glad I did. Easily one of the best museums I’ve ever been to. It’s a museum of museums, showcasing what a turn of the century museum looked like by simply never updating its look. As others have said, it’s a shame that you are unable to visit the balconies due to fire safety restrictions, but what they have got on show is simply amazing. Something like this would never be able to be constructed now days with restrictions on animal hunting and transport of specimens (as things rightly should be), so a collection like this is truely one of a kind and will be harder and harder to find the likes of as time goes on. Would love to visit again after they’ve finished the proposed updates to the building to see if it still has the same ambience/to see the rest of the amazing collection. Can’t be missed."

"The Wilde House in Dublin is a place for many fairy tale lovers. Wilde is the author of a famous fairy tale play. There are famous works such as the Happy Prince that have been handed down to the world. His former residence retains many of his manuscripts and his tools and furniture. But now it is closed to the outside world, so everyone can only take a look at the door."

"Explore the world of Irish folklore and mythology at The National Leprechaun Museum. Located in the heart of Dublin"

"Brilliant gallery with great art that is free to access ! Also nice architecture."

"Malahide Castle is an Irish castle with a history of more than 700 years. His shape is very elegant, it looks like a very strong fortress, surrounded by large lawns and forests, the natural environment is very beautiful, like a castle in a fairy tale world, generally romantic and dreamy."