Dublin Hotel Breaks

1. The George Bernard Shaw Birthplace

  If you are a fan of George Bernard Shaw, the “Author of Many Plays”, then this is the one you ought to check out first. 33 Synge Street, Dublin 8 + 353 1 475 0854 ...

2. Arnotts Ltd.

... 4 restaurants. 12 Henry Street, Dublin 1 +353 1 805 0400 ...

3. Arnotts Ltd.

... 4 restaurants. 12 Henry Street, Dublin 1 +353 1 805 0400 ...

4. Avoca Handweavers

... still continues today. Suffolk Street, Dublin 2 +353 1 677 4215  ...

5. Avoca Handweavers

... still continues today. Suffolk Street, Dublin 2 +353 1 677 4215  ...

6. The Fry model Railway

... 1pm-2pm) Sunday 1pm-5pm Malahide Castle Demesne, Malahide, County Dublin +353 1 846 3779 ...

7. Malahide Castle

parkland   The Malahide castle often turns out to be the highlight of a visit to the city of Dublin. The 250 acres of parkland on which it stands serves as the perfect setting and gifts it a picture-postcard ...

8. Antiques Fairs Ireland

... coins, paintings and silver. P.O.Box 5057, Dublin 2 Tel: +353 87 267 0607 ...

9. Anthology Books

... drama, poetry, history, biographies, religion, films, .etc.  The shop also sells cards, stationery and gifts   Meeting House Square, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 +353 1 635 1422  ...

10. Southside

... showcases add to the beauty of it. The street houses Dublin’s principal and elite jewelers, Weirs. The most well-liked of the Bewley’s Cafes is also located here. ...

11. Urban Outfitters

... of the Temple bar are vibrant with lively and varied music. You can also have a lot of fun in the shop’s very own DJ. Opening Hours- Monday-Weds, Sat 10am-7pm Thurs & Friday 10am Fownes Street Dublin ...

12. Lush store concept

If you are looking for hand-made natural soaps the Lush store serves you the best. You can find soaps of any sizes and shapes. The place does have a superb fragrance about it. 116 Grafton Street, Dublin, ...

13. Grafton Street

If shopping is your purpose, you can head straight to the Grafton Street nestled between Trinity College and St Stephen’s Green Park. This street is one of the best places where you can shop in Dublin ...

14. National Gallery of Ireland

... Picasso, Van Gogh, Caravaggio and Vermeer do not fail to impress. Merrion Square West , Dublin 2 +353 1 661 5133  ...

15. Dublinia and The Viking World

The Dublinia & The Viking World exhibitions strive to bring alive the medieval and Viking era. This is another one of Dublin’s well-known tourist attractions. St. Michael's Hill, Christchurch , Dublin ...

16. Dublin City Hall

get to know the history of the city Well, it is said that if you want to know the story weaving around Ireland’s capital city, a visit to the Dublin City Hall would suffice. Exhibits in the city hall sketch ...

17. Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre

great to be there in the Christmas season If you are in Dublin city around Christmas time or the last week of November, this is the place you should be to. The Lord of this medieval castle is said to be ...

18. Croke Park Experience

Interested in hurling and gaelic football-the national games of Ireland? Then, the Croke Park will interest you. The GAA Museum, St Joseph's Avenue (off Clonliffe Road ), Dublin 3 ...

19. Croke Park Experience

Interested in hurling and gaelic football-the national games of Ireland? Then, the Croke Park will interest you. The GAA Museum, St Joseph's Avenue (off Clonliffe Road ), Dublin 3 ...

20. Croke Park Experience

Interested in hurling and gaelic football-the national games of Ireland? Then, the Croke Park will interest you. The GAA Museum, St Joseph's Avenue (off Clonliffe Road ), Dublin 3 ...