Dublin

Castles & palaces

Dublin Castle

A historic castle in the heart of Dublin, once the seat of power that ruled Ireland. Touring its lavish State Apartments lets you experience Irish history up close.

Temples & religious sites

St Patrick's Cathedral

An Anglican cathedral in Dublin, ranked alongside Christ Church Cathedral as one of the city's leading cathedrals. It's a good stop to combine with a walk around Dublin city center.

Museums & galleries

National Library of Ireland

The National Library of Ireland, located in Dublin. It's a quiet place to spend time browsing books and archival materials.

Heritage & monuments

Spire of Dublin

The Spire of Dublin is a 120-meter-tall spire rising above O'Connell Street. Erected in 2003 as a modern landmark, it offers a great view of the city skyline as you walk along the street.

Parks & gardens

Phoenix Park

Phoenix Park is a vast park just west of Dublin's city center, where fallow deer roam freely across sweeping lawns and woodland. It's also home to attractions like the zoo, a polo ground, and the Wellington Monument.

Museums & galleries

National Gallery of Ireland

The National Gallery of Ireland, located on Merrion Square in Dublin, houses paintings and sculptures spanning many eras. It's a cultural stop worth a visit during a walk through the city center.

Castles & palaces

Leinster House

The seat of the Irish parliament in Dublin, originally the townhouse of the Dukes of Leinster. Its elegant exterior alone makes it worth a visit.

Temples & religious sites

Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin

An Anglican cathedral in Dublin, and the older of the city's two surviving medieval cathedrals. Its venerable architecture offers a glimpse into the city's history.