Dublin Hotel Breaks

1. Arnotts Ltd.

  The Arnotts is the most prevalent and biggest department store in Ireland. You can get anything from the best collections of fashions, Irish gifts and home wares from this store. The store even has ...

2. Arnotts Ltd.

  The Arnotts is the most prevalent and biggest department store in Ireland. You can get anything from the best collections of fashions, Irish gifts and home wares from this store. The store even has ...

3. Avoca Handweavers

Time-honored from the 18th century, the Avoca Handweavers is the oldest surviving business in the whole country of Ireland. This craft design company is privately owned by a family. The handweaving business ...

4. Avoca Handweavers

Time-honored from the 18th century, the Avoca Handweavers is the oldest surviving business in the whole country of Ireland. This craft design company is privately owned by a family. The handweaving business ...

5. Antiques Fairs Ireland

  If you have a fascination for antiques and other collectables, this is one of the best places to be in. Shopkeepers here sell everything antique from furniture and military medals to old postcards, ...

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7. National Gallery of Ireland

... from almost all the major European school of paintings. At the centre of attraction of this National Gallery Of Ireland which dates back to 1864 is the Yeats museum and the Millennium wing. Works by ...

8. National Museums:

Among the museums that are worth visiting in Ireland, popular names include its national museums • National Museum of Archaeology and History - in Kildare Street- famous for its historical and archeological ...

9. 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 ...

10. 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 ...

11. 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 ...

12. 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 ...

13. The Guinness Store House

Do not leave Dublin if you have not visited the Guinness Store House. This storehouse is in fact one attraction in Ireland which draws the highest number of visitors. This colossal seven-storey building, ...

14. General Post Office

iconic symbol The General Post Office easily finds a place in the “Top ten sights of the Dublin City” and is a must –see if you are lucky enough to get to Ireland and its capital city. This classical edifice ...

15. The Gaiety Theatre

The Gaiety Theatre was the first established theatre in Irelands and still conitnues it's operation. The theatre plays host to plays, concerts, pantomimes and even acts as a bar at weekends. South ...

16. The Abbey Theatre

The Abbey Theatre is the national theatre of Ireland. It was opened to promote Irish Culture and plays. Maximum number of people that can accommodate at a time to this theatre is 628. Usually this theatre ...

17. National Museum of Ireland

If you have been through a dozen museums and if you fancy prehistoric gold artifacts, the National Museum of Ireland does not fail to impress. In fact, when it comes to gold artefacts it is this museum ...

18. St Patrick's Cathedral

... a glance: · St. Patrick’s is the largest church in Ireland (also the country’s National Cathedral)(reason enough). The church was erected as a tribute to St.Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. · It ...

19. Trinity College

... for being Ireland’s oldest university, Dublin takes a share of everything quite famous. Founded way back in the 16th century, it is this college which proudly owns the Book of Kells. This world famous ...

20. The Merry Ploughboy

Merry Ploughboy is an Irish Music Pub in Dublin that reflects all that is great about Irish Pubs including the best Irish music and dancing show in Ireland. The Merry Ploughboy Pub is located just under ...