Ornate museum sign near historic architecture and bare winter branches, inviting cultural exploration.

48 Hours in Dublin

A little exploring. A little indulging. A stay less ordinary.

Discover Dublin at your own pace with Number 31 as your distinctive city hideaway. Tucked away just off Leeson Street, our luxury townhouse brings together Georgian charm, unexpected design and 22 unique guestrooms. Our 48-hour guide offers inspiration for two memorable days, from cultural discoveries to coastal adventures.

Discover the City’s Character

Start with breakfast by our award-winning chef Delia, before heading out to explore. Stroll through St Stephen’s Green, uncover the city’s stories at the Little Museum of Dublin or admire the architecture on a Georgian walking tour. For an iconic Dublin experience, visit the Guinness Storehouse and take in the skyline from the Gravity Bar.

Follow Your Curiosity

Browse independent shops, linger over coffee or enjoy a leisurely walk along the Grand Canal. For a change of scenery, hop on the DART towards Dún Laoghaire, Dalkey or Bray for sea air and coastal cafés. Whether you’re visiting as a couple or escaping with friends, leave a little room for the unplanned.

Return to Somewhere Remarkable

Back at Number 31, pour a drink from the honesty bar and settle into our signature sunken lounge. Find a peaceful corner on our private oasis patio, then retreat to a guestroom with a character all its own. And in the morning? Delia’s breakfast is worth taking your time over.

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48 Hours in Dublin

So Much To See in Dublin

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Wine & Dine

Dublin is filled with a huge variety of pubs and restaurants with many cuisines to choose from. Whether you're looking for the perfect spot for a romantic meal.

Tour The City

With Dublin being rich in scenery and history, there is no shortage of tours to part-take in with both walking and bus tours available throughout the city.

Energetic Irish dance performance in hotel lounge, featuring vibrant costumes and lively traditional music.

Entertainment

With Dublin having such a wide range of theatres, sporting grounds and live music venues, there really isn’t any shortage of entertainment available.

Shopping In Dublin

With Dublin being the capital city of Ireland, there is no shortage of shops around. With iconic streets such as O’Connell Street, Henry Street and Grafton Street.

Unique Experiences

Dublin itself is quite a quirky city that has a lot of unusual places and things to offer. While there are the usual hot spots and sightseeing to be done.