River Liffey

Li Feihe divided the city in two, and many famous attractions are on the bank of the river. Every night, there are a lot of people singing along the river, and it feels very romantic. If you come, you can also walk by the river here and feel very quiet.

River Litfey, Google Maps marked Chinese as "Liffey". Liffey, the meaning of Irish life, a bit like English life, named a river, indicating the river in Dublin's historical river role, I think the Chinese mother river title means the same. All large cities must have a mother river, because there is a water source to accumulate life, humans live by water, gather into cities, and reproduce. The Liffey River divides Dublin City into north and south. There are many bridges across the river, some flat and some round holes. Some people and cars are dual-use, some are just pedestrian bridges. 8/4 In the afternoon, I took a taste of the vastness of Phoenix Park and then went to the Lifei River. I walked for an hour and a half on both sides and passed six bridges. There were a lot of pedestrians on one of the pedestrian bridges, and they took pictures. The bridge is the half-penny bridge (Figure 2). The half-penny bridge is officially called the Wellington Bridge, the first bridge on the Liffey River in Dublin, and is therefore considered a symbol of Dublin. This is a white diamond bridge across the Liffey River, and three street lights on the bridge are placed in the shape of a crown

The Liffey River crosses the city of Dublin, belonging to the Dublin Mother River, on both sides of a river, and is a classic attraction in Dublin. The famous halfpenny bridge is on the Liffey River, strolling along the river, leisurely and pleasant.

DoDublin City Tourist Tickets 35 Euros/person 48 Hours Universal 25 Stations = 25 Attractions

River Liffey amazing place to catch vibes with a coffee amazing atmosphere right in the centre of Dublin

A river with distinctive features adds a lot to Dublin. The Lifei River flows slowly through the city centre, dividing the whole city into two parts, north and south, making the old city more quiet and fresh. The River sparkles like a black galaxy, which gives the city a bright light. Dublin is named after the "Black River" which means "Black Pond" in Irish. Ireland is known as the "Peat Kingdom" for its peat export industry. The Irish word for Dublin, the capital, means "black Irish pond". Dublin is located on the eastern coast of Ireland Island, at the mouth of the Liffey River. There are abundant peat resources in the underground of this area. The black Lifei River water can dye the sea water of the Lifei River estuary black.

There are more and more modern buildings and office buildings on both sides of the Mother River in Dublin. There are many seagulls in every season. They are not afraid of people at all. But when I took photos, I saw them staring at the camera. I was really worried that they would attack. Hahaha. Like walking along the Lifei River, watching the scenery along the way, there are bridges, slowly killing quiet time.