Sightseeing in Dublin

Looking for a city that truly captures your imagination? Dublin has it all...

Cobbled alleys, Viking remains, Georgian squares. This small, pretty capital has a rich history that goes back over a thousand years. Fine museums and art galleries chronicle its long and colourful past, while the pubs and cafe's buzz with traditional entertainment. Get ready to fall in love with Dublin!

• Malahide Marina(15 min from hotel): Malahide, A town on Ireland's east coast has a certain charm that draws people back, again and again. Restaurants, pubs, hotels, shops, supermarkets, banks, leisure centre, parks and botanical gardens are all within walking distance of the marina, as are beaches, a golf course and tennis courts.

• Newbridge House (15 min  from hotel): A fine Georgian Mansion built by Archbishop Charles Cobbe in 1763. Rooms open to the public include the Red drawing room, Dining Room, Sculpture Gallery & Library. Guided Tours are available.

• Guinness Storehouse (20 min from hotel): Located in the hearth of the famous Guinness Brewery in Dublin and is the top tourist attraction in Ireland.

• Malahide Castle (15 min from hotel): A fantastic day out for all the family. The girls will absolutely love Tara's Palace and the boys will love the Fry Model Railway. Guided Tours are available in a variety of language

• Dublin’s Coastline: As Dublin is located on the coast, you're never too far from a beach, so if it's a sunny day, hop on the DART (train) which will take you to the coastal towns and villages of Dublin like Malahide, Howth and Portmarnock to name a few.

• The Book of Kells (20 min from hotel): If you’re a  book worm you must visit the Library located in Trinity College and  be sure to see its chief treasure: The ‘Book Of Kells’ (An 8th-Century manuscript transcription of the four gospels described as the "most beautiful book in the world)