Dublin Review

It is an quaint, poetic and picturesque city with many sculptures, many castles, and large parks. Although the building is not very tall, there are many exquisite carvings and statues, which appear antique, the most representative of which is O'Connell Street.

Dublin, the Irish capital, still maintains the characteristics of the ancient city, suitable for literary travel. Many literary youth can be seen on the street. Compared to London, this city feels more vibrant. The only bad thing is that the urban accommodation is too expensive.

Dublin is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland and the political, economic, cultural, tourism and transport hub of Ireland. It is extremely close to the heart of the island's eastern shore, located at the mouth of the Liffey River in Dublin County and the heart of Dublin.

Neighboring on the west side of the British Isle, independent of the island nation of Ireland in the Atlantic, she is known as the Emerald of the Atlantic. Dublin, Ireland's capital, is an antique, poetic city, where the pace of life is relatively slow, giving people a sense of tranquility and simplicity.

The scenery in Dublin city center is good, the summer climate is cool and very pleasant!