Historic prison where Irish revolutionaries were held and executed.

Interactive museum showcasing the history of Guinness beer.

Tour the original Jameson whiskey distillery and enjoy tastings.

View the illuminated manuscript and explore Trinity College’s library.

Victorian park with gardens, a lake, and historical monuments.

Interactive museum on Irish emigration and global influence.

Exhibits on Ireland’s archaeological history, including Viking artifacts.

Gothic cathedral and burial site of Jonathan Swift.

One of Europe’s largest city parks, home to Dublin Zoo.

Bustling shopping street with stores, cafes, and street performers.

Historic castle with state apartments and medieval undercroft.

Medieval cathedral with crypt and historical artifacts.

Tour the iconic stadium and learn about Gaelic games.

Extensive collection of European and Irish art.

Museum detailing Dublin’s 20th-century history through donated artifacts.

Learn about Irish whiskey history and enjoy guided tastings.

Historic zoo with diverse animal exhibits in Phoenix Park.

Explore Ireland’s rock music history and recording studios.

Modern distillery offering tours and whiskey tastings.

Museum with rare manuscripts, books, and art from around the world.

Interactive escape room games with various themes.

Interactive museum on Viking and medieval Dublin.

Interactive museum exploring Irish folklore and mythology.

Famous pub in Dublin’s cultural quarter.

Beautiful gardens with diverse plant collections and glasshouses.

Memorial sculptures commemorating the Great Famine.

Replica famine ship offering guided tours on Irish emigration.

Museum in the General Post Office, site of the 1916 Rising.

Historic pedestrian bridge over the River Liffey.

Museum in a restored Georgian townhouse, showcasing Dublin’s social history.

Main thoroughfare with shops, monuments, and historic buildings.

Historic church with mummified remains in its crypt.

Exhibits on Irish decorative arts, military history, and more.

Statue of the famous fishmonger from the folk song.

Museum with exhibits on Irish wildlife and geology.

Escape room games with challenging puzzles.

Modern stadium hosting sports events and concerts.

Iconic stadium for Gaelic games and concerts.

Georgian square with a park and Oscar Wilde statue.

River running through Dublin, offering boat tours.

Statue of the famous writer in Merrion Square.

Wax museum with historical and pop culture figures.

Tall, stainless steel monument on O’Connell Street.

Traditional Irish pub with live music and dance shows.

Pub known for its traditional Irish music sessions.

Whiskey distillery with tours and cocktail-making classes.

Indoor climbing center with routes for all skill levels.

Historic library with rare books and manuscripts.

Shopping mall with a variety of stores and eateries.

Boutique distillery in a converted church, offering tours.

Gallery with modern and contemporary art collections.

Victorian market with shops and eateries.

Hidden gem with fountains, statues, and a maze.

Medieval church with a visitor center.

Library with extensive collections and exhibitions.

Exhibition detailing the Great Famine’s impact on Ireland.

Busy shopping street with department stores and boutiques.

Modern bridge named after the famous writer.

Outdoor adventure park with activities for all ages.

Historic house and gardens open to the public.

Equestrian center offering horse riding lessons and treks.

18th-century neoclassical building with guided tours.

Contemporary art museum in the Royal Hospital Kilmainham.

Park adjacent to St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Memorial garden dedicated to those who fought for Irish freedom.

Popular swimming spot with a history of sea bathing.

Restored medieval castle with guided tours.

Museum dedicated to the history of printing in Ireland.

Scenic beach popular for walks and swimming.

Iconic red lighthouse at the end of the Great South Wall.

Statue of the Thin Lizzy frontman on Harry Street.

Museum celebrating Irish literary heritage.

Historic Carmelite church on Clarendon Street.

Indoor go-karting track with various race options.

Exhibition on the history of Dublin’s Custom House.

Historic building housing the Irish Museum of Modern Art.

Gardens commemorating Irish soldiers who died in WWI.

Large shopping mall with a variety of stores.

Ruins of a hunting lodge with legends of hauntings.

Park with sports facilities, playgrounds, and a pond.

Monument to Daniel O’Connell, the “Liberator”.

Gardens behind Dublin Castle, ideal for a peaceful stroll.

Museum dedicated to the life of Patrick Pearse.

Obelisk in Phoenix Park commemorating the Duke of Wellington.

Principal Catholic church in Dublin.

Gothic Revival church with stunning stained glass windows.

Boat tours offering views of Dublin from the River Liffey.

Adventure center with shooting, archery, and other activities.

One of Ireland’s oldest pubs, famous for its seafood and music.

Lively pub with live rock music and a great atmosphere.