Top Tourist Attractions in Dublin

Guinness Storehouse

The Guinness Storehouse is at the top of the list of things to do with its rich history and breathtaking views. The Gravity Bar located on the top floor of the building overlooks the idyllic city. This tour can be either guided or unguided. It has over seven floors of amazing background and history of Guinness and its family creator Arthur Guinness.

Since 1979 the brewery located in St. James Gate has been creating ale and exploring the many ways to make the perfect pint of Guinness. Take a factory tour to explore the years broken down and the steps to creating each and every barrel of Guinness. Tickets can be purchased off the Guinness Storehouse website.

Brazen Head

Dating back to 1198, The Brazen Head is one of Ireland's oldest pubs and within the top 5 oldest pubs in the world! Enjoy live music and wholesome food in one of the pub's comfortable rooms, or soak up the atmosphere in the enclosed cobblestone courtyard during Summer. Indulge in traditional and contemporary dishes including stews, fresh fish and delicious seafood dishes. The courtyard restaurant is perfect for a more formal evening dining experience. Just a short walk from the Guinness Brewery, The Brazen Head is not to be missed during your stay in the capital for both its historic value and its reputation as one of Dublin's best Irish music venues where you can enjoy an evening full of food, folklore and fairies.

Dublin Castle

You can amble along the beautiful cobbled stone grounds of Dublin Castle yourself or get a guided tour of the State Apartments and the exhibitions for the full experience.

The grounds have been around since the 13th century and are a part of Dublin’s amazing Irish culture and heritage. It is also a very short walk from Trinity College where you can explore the halls and get a tour of the library with the renowned Book of Kells.

National Gallery Of Ireland

This exhibit in the centre of Dublin contains exquisite pieces of art and history. It is open seven days a week and contains an extensive gift shop and café. You will lose track of time as you immerse yourself into the art and architecture of the Georgian building itself.

St. Patricks Cathedral

This church has been around for 800 years, filled with culture and Irish history. Many parts of the building have been embellished over the centuries with aspects of the building from earlier centuries still standing. It is an incredible historical landmark with guided tours available throughout the day.

Glass Mask Theatre

Located in the beautiful Bestseller Cafe on Dawson Street, Glass Mask Theatre, recently named “Theatre Company of the Year 2021” provides an exciting and daring programme of new work, all showcased in a uniquely intimate environment. Enjoy a cabaret-style evening with top-quality food from tapas to cheeseboards and delicious drinks all while experiencing an exciting show you won't forget! Artistic Director, Rex Ryan describes his venue as a “Parisian-style café crossed with the madness of a 1970s off-off-Broadway theatre”. He wants to change people's outlook on theatre from "stuffy and elitist" to chill and exciting.

Book Now

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.

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.

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.

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.