Dublin guide

Dublin city
Dublin city is one of the main destinations for the majority of tourists because there are so many attractions to visit. It is one of the most popular city destinations in the world.
Founded by the vikings around the 9th century, the port has prospered through the centuries and the city has grown to one of the most prosperous cities in Europe today.
The majority of the artistic history is in o'connell street in the heart of Dublin. The general post office was the main site of the easter rising in 1916. The rising was crushed and some of the freedom fighters(led by padraig pearse) were executed. Bullet holes still remain on the pillars of the post office as a reminder of these times.

 

Dublin Attractions
Trinity college
Trinity college was founded by Queen Elizabeth 1st to encourage students to remain in Ireland to study rather than going abroad.
The college spanning centuries of academic tradition is one of the most distinguished universities in Europe.
Some of the buildings in the grounds date back to the 18th century. The most modern building is the library
which was built in the 1960's and is very popular with the students.

Guinness store house
The Guinness
storehouse is one of the most popular attractions in Dublin. It is in the same location as the original brewery which opened in the 1870's. You can witness the process of making the famous black stuff, and also the guinness story from over 250 years. After the tour you can sample a pint of guinness in the bar on location.

Dublin castle
Dublin castle was built under king John's orders in the beginning of the 13th century and the only original part of the castle is the round tower. The castle was a residence of the viceroys until the viceregal was built later.
The castle is now used for large functions and tours. The tours for the general public are usually from 10am to 5pm. The tour will take you around the fantastic rooms including the famous St Patrick's hall. Also the Waterford crystal chandeliers and the beautifully painted ceilings are well worth seeing.

Dublin Tourism - Official visitor information for Dublin
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