A modern, cosmopolitan city with an exciting night-life and social scene; or a city steeped in fascinating history with an incredible array of historic sites and beautiful parks? Dublin is both… and more!
The capital of Ireland boasts an incredible mix of culture, architecture, music, art, shopping, dining, and, of course, vibrant characters. Dublin has something to offer everybody, and you can be assured that your stay here will be an extremely pleasurable one.
Dublin also has excellent transport links to many cities across Ireland and beyond. Its great geographical location means that it is close to several major cities, such as Cork, Galway, Limerick, and Belfast. The cost of living in Dublin, while higher than in some parts of Ireland, offers a range of accommodation options and experiences. And of course, you shouldn’t forget that this is a city with a rich literary and cultural heritage, home to writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, and a history that intertwines with the founding of the Irish Republic.
So how does a visitor get to know Dublin in all its glory? Why not visit one of the many museums and art galleries; admire the stunning architecture of St. Patrick’s Cathedral; stroll around historic Trinity College and see the Book of Kells; attend a host of cultural and musical festivals; enjoy multicultural food in the city’s diverse neighbourhoods; get lost in the bustling shopping streets of Grafton Street and Henry Street, and much more
