If you are lucky enough to be in the Irish capital, Dublin will not fail to impress. Dublin city happens to be one of Europe’s most underrated capitals; Paris, London or Romerelatively affordable. Here is a complete first-time guide to Dublin to plan your stay and help you make the most of your visit.
Explore the bar scene in Dublin
If you find yourself in Dublin over the weekend, your bottom can bet that you have a lot to do. Dublin is a city defined by its vibrancy and diversity. Especially by bars and pubs that hop in between! The most popular bar (and best known) is Temple Baris the perfect place to start your first night in Dublin and see where the night will take you.
Walk through St. Stephen’s Green
It’s not an exaggeration to say Ireland is like that Very Green and Dublin are no exception! Once relaxed and read a book, people are St. Stephen’s Green. It’s quiet and calm, but St. Stephen is located in the middle of the city and is easy to walk to. It feels like Dublin’s Central Park, but it’s not close to size, so you can easily move around the park without planning.
Heading to Trinity College
Another favorite place in the city of Dublin is Trinity College. The university has a lot of history and is open to the public for wandering. Walking around the property will soak up the atmosphere, or if you choose, you can also access the old library on the tour.
I’m staying in Dublin
Every time I visited Dublin I checked in Merion And it quickly became my home away from my home in Dublin. This inner city hotel is considered one of the most luxurious hotels in the city, but what I like most about this hotel is its way it withstands its heritage. Merion feels stuck in a time warp, paying homage to its history by maintaining the building’s original elegance both inside and outside. You can read my full review Merion here.
Dublin Castle
Finally, a visit to Dublin Castle concludes our first visit to Dublin. Located off the coast of Dublin Castle’s Dam Street, it is a government agency, so it is not a castle today. The castle is free to roam, but if you want to take a picture of the interior peaks, there are set times for guided tours of the interior buildings.