Dublin Hotel Breaks

1. 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 ...

2. 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 ...

3. 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 ...

4. 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 ...

5. 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 ...

6. Dublin Writers Museum

... and the Dublin writer’s museum stands proof to this reality. If you are curious to delve into the depths of the city’s immense literary heritage on your Dublin city break, this Museum, a reinstated Georgian ...

7. 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 ...

8. James Joyce Museum

The city of Dublin is famous for its writers as well as distinguished pieces of literature.  The museum has a bit of history weaving around it. Way back the Martello towers were built in Dublin to endure ...

9. St Patrick's Cathedral

... are baffled wondering as to whether they are at a museum or a chapel. You can look for faces and gargoyles in the impressive stonework. Opening Times: Admission Euro 4.50 The last admission is 30 minutes ...

10. Chapter One

An elegant, modern style restaurant which serves Irish cuisines in a formal home atmosphere. The restaurant is located down a flight of stairs beneath the Dublin Writer's Museum in a restored 18th century ...

11. Kildare Street Hotel

... Trinity College, the National Museum of Ireland and the National Gallery and is in the heart of Dublin's entertainment district with numerous bars and restaurants close by whilst Temple Bar is only a short ...

12. Fitzwilliam Townhouse

... Fitzwilliam you´ll be walking distance from: - ● 5 minute walk from National Museum & Gallery & Concert Hall ● 6 minute walk from St. Stephen's Green & LUAS station. ● 8 minute walk from Trinity ...

13. Dublin City Breaks

... short breaks in Dublin are long enough to take in the major sights. With everything from the fine museums and galleries, old buildings, thriving theatres, live music, vibrant nightlife, shops, cafes, restaurants ...