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This will completely reset your board and all associated data permanently. This cannot be undone. Ireland in your inbox Sign up to receive free email newsletters from Tourism Ireland, including vacation ideas, insider tips, news, and events. Ireland’s super-cool capital city is filled with history, culture and iconic attractions. Kayaking on the River Liffey, Dublin © Gareth McCormack The Forty Foot, Dublin Trinity College Dublin Discover Dublin Ireland’s super-cool capital city is filled with history, culture and iconic attractions. Kayaking on the River Liffey, Dublin © Gareth McCormack The Forty Foot, Dublin Trinity College Dublin Welcome to Dublin, Ireland’s UNESCO City of Literature – a super-cool capital with a famously warm welcome and a rich history. Framed by mountains and edged by a beautiful bay, Dublin city’s streets are filled with vibrant art and historic buildings, hip cafés and traditional Irish pubs. Stroll around and you’ll feel echoes of the Vikings mixing with buzzing boutiques, cobblestones reverberating with the sounds of buskers, and 18th century parks playing host to festivals, film and food markets. Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin © Enda Cavanagh Packed with amazing attractions, Dublin city centre is home to unique sights such as Kilmainham Gaol and the National Gallery of Ireland . It’s here you’ll find lively Temple Bar , where you can experience some of that legendary Dublin nightlife. Follow the River Liffey down to the revitalised Dublin Docklands and discover treats including EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum as well as river cruises that take you past some of the city’s best-known landmarks. Discover more of Dublin's top attractions Clock Tower, Phoenix Park, Dublin Courtesy Rob Durston With lush parks providing leafy green spaces, this is also a city of great beauty where you can join the Dubliners in some of their favourite activities – walking, cycling and people-watching. The Phoenix Park is even home to its own herd of deer. Head out beyond the city centre to County Dublin, and the UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere opens up with coastal walks, scenic villages, expansive sea views and rugged mountain backdrops. Take to the Dublin Mountains for a hike, go rock-climbing in Dalkey Quarry, walk the cliff path at Howth or join the hardy locals who sea-swim whatever the weather. Adventure lies around every corner, so dive in and start exploring – that Dublin buzz is waiting. Framed by mountains and edged by a beautiful bay, Dublin city’s streets are filled with vibrant art and historic buildings, hip cafés and traditional Irish pubs. Stroll around and you’ll feel echoes of the Vikings mixing with buzzing boutiques, cobblestones reverberating with the sounds of buskers, and 18th century parks playing host to festivals, film and food markets. Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin © Enda Cavanagh Packed with amazing attractions, Dublin city centre is home to unique sights such as Kilmainham Gaol and the National Gallery of Ireland . It’s here you’ll find lively Temple Bar , where you can experience some of that legendary Dublin nightlife. Follow the River Liffey down to the revitalised Dublin Docklands and discover treats including EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum as well as river cruises that take you past some of the city’s best-known landmarks. Discover more of Dublin's top attractions Clock Tower, Phoenix Park, Dublin Courtesy Rob Durston With lush parks providing leafy green spaces, this is also a city of great beauty where you can join the Dubliners in some of their favourite activities – walking, cycling and people-watching. The Phoenix Park is even home to its own herd of deer. Head out beyond the city centre to County Dublin, and the UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere opens up with coastal walks, scenic villages, expansive sea views and rugged mountain backdrops. Take to the Dublin Mountains for a hike, go rock-climbing in Dalkey Quarry, walk the cliff path at Howth or join the hardy locals who sea-swim whatever the weather. Adventure lies around every corner, so dive in and start exploring – that Dublin buzz is waiting. Welcome to Dublin, Ireland’s UNESCO City of Literature – a super-cool capital with a famously warm welcome and a rich history. Framed by mountains and edged by a beautiful bay, Dublin city’s streets are filled with vibrant art and historic buildings, hip cafés and traditional Irish pubs. Stroll around and you’ll feel echoes of the Vikings mixing with buzzing boutiques, cobblestones reverberating with the sounds of buskers, and 18th century parks playing host to festivals, film and food markets. Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin © Enda Cavanagh Packed with amazing attractions, Dublin city centre is home to unique sights such as Kilmainham Gaol and the National Gallery of Ireland . It’s here you’ll find lively Temple Bar , where you can experience some of that legendary Dublin nightlife. Follow the River Liffey down to the revitalised Dublin Docklands and discover treats including EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum as well as river cruises that take you past some of the city’s best-known landmarks. Discover more of Dublin's top attractions Clock Tower, Phoenix Park, Dublin Courtesy Rob Durston With lush parks providing leafy green spaces, this is also a city of great beauty where you can join the Dubliners in some of their favourite activities – walking, cycling and people-watching. The Phoenix Park is even home to its own herd of deer. Head out beyond the city centre to County Dublin, and the UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere opens up with coastal walks, scenic villages, expansive sea views and rugged mountain backdrops. Take to the Dublin Mountains for a hike, go rock-climbing in Dalkey Quarry, walk the cliff path at Howth or join the hardy locals who sea-swim whatever the weather. Adventure lies around every corner, so dive in and start exploring – that Dublin buzz is waiting. Dublin must-see attractions The best way to discover the top things to do in Dublin is on foot or by bike, combining fun activities with museums, art galleries and iconic attractions including the Guinness Storehouse. Guinness Storehouse Go beyond the iconic St James’s Gate to experience the home of world-famous Guinness.

National Gallery of Ireland The National Gallery of Ireland hosts an extensive collection of Irish and European art. Book of Kells at Trinity College Dublin See the precious 9th-century manuscript in the magnificent library at Ireland's oldest university. National Museum of Ireland Dive into history, archaeology, art and country life at Ireland’s national museum. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum Explore the stories of Irish emigrants who helped shape communities and cultures around the world. Kilmainham Gaol Discover some of Ireland's most haunting history at Kilmainham Gaol and the stories behind it. Little Museum of Dublin Follow us to the gorgeous 18th century townhouse where you’ll uncover Dublin’s story. Irish Whiskey Museum Enjoy tours and tastings as you uncover the history of Ireland’s world-famous tipple. Dublin hidden gems Go beyond the guidebook to discover hidden gems around Dublin – from historic Glasnevin Cemetery and Marsh’s Library to the Instagram favourite Poolbeg Lighthouse and other unique attractions that take you off the beaten track. Poolbeg Lighthouse Escape the city and find this bright red landmark on one of Dublin's best nature walks. Jeanie Johnston replica famine ship Step on board the ship built to remember and honour Ireland’s Famine emigrants. Glasnevin Cemetery The island’s largest burial place is home to a who’s who of Ireland’s historical heroes. Marsh’s Library Step into Dublin's oldest public library, where rare books and manuscripts fill the shelves. 14 Henrietta Street tenement museum A remarkable social history museum that details the story of Dublin over 300 years. Windmill Lane Recording Studios Immerse yourself in music history at this star-studded recording studio in Dublin. Dublin amazing places From trendy Temple Bar and cool neighbourhoods such as Smithfield and The Liberties to charming seaside villages and the Forty Foot swimming spot immortalised by James Joyce – these are Dublin’s most unmissable places. The best of Dublin city squeezed into a few blocks. Welcome to Temple Bar. Stroll through one of Europe’s largest city parks in the heart of Dublin city. Dive into this small yet storied swimming spot in south County Dublin Dublin coastal towns and villages Dublin’s prettiest villages with quaint shops, beautiful scenery and more. Smithfield and Stoneybatter Both have made Time Out's coolest neighbourhoods in the world list in recent years! A day out in Dublin is best spent at one of its coolest neighbourhoods, the Liberties. Celebrate all things LGBTQ+ on Dublin's Rainbow Mile. Weather in Dublin Dublin has a temperate climate with warm summers and mild winters, making it a great year-round destination. However, the weather can be changeable, so pack layers, a waterproof jacket and sunglasses. Getting to Dublin Dublin Airport is 10km from the city centre — around 30 minutes by bus or taxi, depending on traffic. Arriving by ferry? Dublin Port is just 3km from the heart of the city and can be reached by bus or taxi. Dublin itineraries Start planning your journey with a ready-made Dublin itinerary. Whether you’ve got 72 hours to discover the city’s highlights or five days to explore further afield, these trip ideas have got you covered. 72 hours in Dublin Explore Dublin's hidden secrets, chat with the locals and let Dublin get under your skin. 24 hours in Dublin Here's the fast-track to getting the very best out of your Dublin stay. Explore Dublin Bay Travel beyond the city centre and fall in love with the coastal towns of Dublin Bay. City and coast itinerary: Dublin to Belfast Two unique cities just two hours apart by train – discover Ireland's ultimate city break. 48 hours in Dublin and Wicklow Charming seaside towns, mountainous splendour and the "Guinness Lake" in one quick trip! Off the beaten track from Dublin to Galway Take the scenic route, uncover hidden gems and explore towns from Dublin to Galway. 72 hours beyond Dublin Battles, betrothals and betrayals – uncover them all on this spellbinding journey. Ireland's Ancient East on Dublin's doorstep Get ready for scenic lakes and ancient monastic villages, castle ruins and grand mansions. Dublin travel guides Discover the city like a local with Dublin travel guides covering everything from restaurants and pubs to top tours and great walks. Packed with useful tips and recommendations, they’re perfect for planning your next trip. Dublin's top attractions First time in Dublin? Here are some uniquely Dublin attractions you shouldn’t miss. Dublin on a budget How to explore the culture and food scene of Dublin city on a budget. Discover adventure in Dublin Bracing swims, city kayaking and cycling trails: explore Dublin's adventurous side! Dublin's musical pubs Nothing beats a trad session – discover where to find the best in Dublin. Getting around Dublin Jump on a tram, hop on the train, rent a bike – there are lots of ways to explore Dublin! Music in Dublin U2 call the city home and Phil Lynott loved this ‘Old Town’. Dublin IS music. Dublin's nightlife A relaxed (but no less fun!) night out in wonderful Dublin city. Dublin's quarters Dive in and live like a local in Dublin's historic, creative and quirky quarters. 5 walks outside Dublin city From cliff walks to mountain treks, Dublin has some stunning walks on its doorstep. Top tours in Dublin Make the most out of your trip to Dublin with these exciting tours. Dublin Coastal Trail Dublin city's coastline is full of cute villages, epic beaches, ancient wonders and more. Dublin's literary attractions Discover Dublin's literary heritage with these 9 attractions. Dining out in Dublin Enjoy local ingredients, bold flavours and relaxed surroundings at these Dublin eateries. See all Dublin guides More inspiration to help you plan your Dublin trip. Dublin festivals and events Dublin delivers a thrilling year-round calendar of festivals and events celebrating the best of music, theatre, literature and sports. Enjoy great tunes at Tradfest, go green for St Patrick’s Festival or ring in the new year at NYF Dublin. Dublin festivals and events Dublin’s events calendar is packed with festivals ranging across various mediums. Jam out at the ultimate traditional music festival in the historic quarter of Temple Bar! St Patrick’s Festival Every March, Dublin is abuzz with St Patrick’s Day celebrations. Join in the fun around the city on the 16th June for Bloomsday! Dalkey Book Festival The annual Dalkey Book Festival is one you don't want to miss. Dublin Horse Show Enjoy 5 days of equine excellence at the Dublin Horse Show! Bram Stoker Festival Experience Ireland’s biggest celebration of Dublin author Bram Stoker and his gothic legacy. New Year’s Festival Dublin There’s no better place to say hello to the new year than in Dublin. County Dublin and Dublin city are in the province of Leinster , on the east coast of Ireland, an island in north-west Europe. The bustling city is nestled between the horseshoe-shaped Dublin Bay , a UNESCO Biosphere and the scenic Dublin Mountains. There are two capitals on the island of Ireland: Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland, while the capital of Northern Ireland is Belfast . Dublin is famous for its history, culture and energetic nightlife . Dive into the city’s past at the National Museum of Ireland and the Little Museum of Dublin . Explore its culture in theatres, galleries and music venues, and experience Dublin after dark in the city’s excellent restaurants , traditional pubs and the famous Temple Bar area of the city. Blessed with a stunning natural location between the Dublin Mountains and Dublin Bay, Dublin is full of picture-perfect spots, from the leafy oasis of St Stephen’s Green to the cherry-red Poolbeg Lighthouse , the cobbled streets of Temple Bar , the iconic Hapenny Bridge and pretty seaside villages such as Howth and Dalkey dotting the coastline. Two of Dublin’s most recognisable attractions are the Guinness Storehouse , the “home of Guinness” and a popular visitor attraction celebrating the history of Ireland’s famous black stout, and the Phoenix Park , one of the largest city parks in Europe, criss-crossed by a 14km network of cycle and walking trails. Dublin is delightfully compact and walking is one of the best ways to explore the city. Getting around is also easy with public transport. A Leap Visitor Card gives you unlimited travel, with one-, three- and seven-day tickets available. Dublin Bus operates services across the city, while the Luas tram system connects many popular attractions and neighbourhoods, and the DART train lets you discover Dublin’s coast . You can also try dublinbikes, the city’s bike share scheme, which offers one- and three-day passes. Dublin’s compact nature means you can visit many of its most famous sights, such as the Book of Kells at Trinity College , in just a couple of days. But the city rewards a longer stay when you can soak up its atmosphere and discover its hidden gems. Give yourself five days or more and you can also explore beyond Dublin, taking in the wild beauty of Connemara on the west coast or the buzz of Belfast city in Northern Ireland. The Cliffs of Moher on Ireland’s west coast are around 270km from Dublin city – a 3.5-hour drive. If you want to explore the island, Dublin is a great base. The city’s excellent transport links put Ireland’s most popular attractions within easy reach, from the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland to Clonmacnoise in County Offaly and Spike Island in County Cork. So, if you have the time, plan a longer visit and discover more of Ireland. More places to visit in Ireland Dublin is the perfect starting point for your Ireland adventure, with excellent transport links to the rest of the island. From here, explore amazing destinations, from Northern Ireland and the wild Atlantic coast to the lush valleys and scenic landscapes on Dublin’s doorstep. Start planning your next journey now. Wild Atlantic Way Explore sea cliffs and ancient sites on the world’s longest defined coastal touring route. Northern Ireland: Embrace a Giant Spirit Experience the warmth and larger-than-life attitude that makes Northern Ireland unique. Ireland's Ancient East Discover 5,000 years of intriguing history hidden amidst these lush landscapes. Cutting-edge food, traditional pubs and Titanic history take Belfast to the next level. Ireland's Hidden Heartlands Discover a slow-travel adventure full of charm and beauty in Ireland's Hidden Heartlands.