Temple Bar: Lively area, perfect for nightlife lovers.
City Centre (OāConnell Street / Grafton Street): Ideal for first-time visitors.
Ballsbridge & Ranelagh: Quiet, upscale neighborhoods with local charm.
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Walking: Dublinās city centre is compact and walkable.
Dublin Bus & LUAS Tram: Easy access to attractions.
DART Train: For scenic coastal trips.
Morning:
Trinity College & The Book of Kells: Visit Irelandās oldest university and its famous illuminated manuscript.
Long Room Library: A stunning 18th-century library with ancient books.
Afternoon:
Dublin Castle: Explore the historic seat of British rule in Ireland.
Christ Church Cathedral: Dublinās oldest medieval cathedral.
Evening:
Enjoy traditional Irish cuisine and live music in Temple Bar, Dublinās cultural quarter.
Morning:
Kilmainham Gaol: A former prison with powerful stories of Irelandās fight for independence.
Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA): Contemporary art in a historic setting.
Afternoon:
Guinness Storehouse Tour: Learn the history of Irelandās most famous beer, ending with a pint at the Gravity Bar with panoramic city views.
Visit the nearby St. Patrickās Cathedral.
Evening:
Dinner in the Smithfield area, known for its cool bars and restaurants.
Morning:
Merrion Square & Oscar Wilde Statue: Explore the Georgian garden square.
National Gallery of Ireland: A free museum with works by Irish and European masters.
Afternoon:
National Museum of Ireland ā Archaeology: See the famous Bog Bodies and Celtic treasures.
Walk through St. Stephenās Green, a peaceful city park.
Evening:
Catch a play at the Abbey Theatre or enjoy Irish storytelling in a local pub.
Morning & Afternoon:
Take the DART train to Howth, a charming fishing village just 30 minutes from Dublin.
Enjoy the Howth Cliff Walk for stunning coastal views.
Fresh seafood lunch at a harbour-side restaurant.
Explore Howth Castle and its grounds.
Evening:
Return to Dublin and relax with dinner at Fade Street Social, known for its vibrant atmosphere and local dishes.
Morning:
Spend the morning in Phoenix Park, one of Europeās largest urban parks.
Visit Dublin Zoo or spot wild deer roaming freely.
See the Wellington Monument and Ćras an UachtarĆ”in, the Irish Presidentās residence.
Afternoon:
Explore The Liberties, a historic neighborhood home to craft distilleries and artisan shops.
Visit Teeling Whiskey Distillery for a tasting tour.
Evening:
For a memorable last night, dine at The Church, a restaurant in a converted 18th-century church, featuring live music and Irish dancing.
Half-day trip to Malahide Castle & Gardens.
Evening Literary Pub Crawl, combining Dublinās literary heritage with its pub culture.