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. Northside

  Henry Street lies on the North side oozes with department stores as well as popular shops for footwear’s and clothing. The most popular among the department stores is Arnotts. The other well-known shopping ...

7. Powerscourt Towncentre:

  This shopping area lies close to the Grafton Street on the Southside. It is a nice albeit small shopping centre.  ...

8. Southside

The Grafton Street is sited between the fabled Trinity College and Stephen’s Green. This Stephen’s Green is a more sophisticated and stylish shopping area oozing with fashion and department stores. Designer ...

9. 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 ...

10. Henry/Mary Streets

In case you are planning shopping to the North of Liffey you can start at the O’Connell Street, head west towards the Henry street and then proceed to Mary Street and Mary’s Lane. Some people who find ...

11. 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, ...

12. 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 ...

13. 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 ...

14. Dublin City Hall

... & Bank Holidays: 11am-5pm Admission Prices: Adults: €4 Seniors/Students/Unwaged: €2 Children: €1.50 Family: €10 City Hall, Dame Street, , Dublin 2 + 353 1 222 2204 ...

15. Iveagh Gardens

... in summer- be it for a romantic picnic or a stroll. Clonmel Street, off Harcourt Street, Dublin 353 (01) 475-7816 ...

16. Queen of Tarts

... small in size, so that if people comes in more than the cafe can accommodate, it gets busy. The cafe is open on all 7 days until 6pm. Dame Street, Dublin +353 (0) 1 6707499 ...

17. Mermaid Café

... large selection of Irish cheeses and exclusive wines. Open on all 7 days a week, this cafe closes for lunch on Sundays. 70 Dame Street, Dublin +353 (0)1 6708236 ...

18. Mermaid Café

... large selection of Irish cheeses and exclusive wines. Open on all 7 days a week, this cafe closes for lunch on Sundays. 70 Dame Street, Dublin +353 (0)1 6708236 ...

19. Phoenix Park

... 8. Main entrance to the Phoenix Park is at Parkgate Street. Dublin 7, near Castleknock. +353 (0)1 677-0095 ...

20. Cup & Coin Cafe

... is a wonderful eco-type cafe with great atmosphere and friendly service. Inside Blackrock Market, Main Street, Blackrock, Dublin +353 (0)1 2833522 ...