The Local Area

Dublin… Ours is a vibrant City

Experience all that Dublin has to offer – from the great outdoors and historic walking tours to the best places to get some culture! There’s so much to see and do in Dublin.

The National Leprechaun Museum

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A Riverside Walk

Stroll along the quays, stopping for a coffee or some food in one of the many cafes and bars. Magical shop fronts, gateways to bookshops and Irish crafts. Always talk to the staff, they are fountains of knowledge!

www.riverside.ie

GPO Witness Museum

Strange but fitting that the Church where Arthur Guinness got married is now a bustling bar that serves pints of the black stuff. Have a meal in the evening and enjoy the live music and dancing. A building truly steeped in history.

www.anpost.com/Witness-history

Phoenix Park

Open to the public since 1747, the Phoenix Park is one of the largest European public city parks. The park holds incredible fauna and flora, and many activities to enjoy such as bike rental, the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre and the Phoenix café and tea rooms. Look out for Áras...

www.phoenixpark.ie

River Cruise

The Dublin Discovered boat tours are the ideal way to learn how Dublin’s docklands and port influenced the culture of our capital city. See Ireland’s best-known architectural marvel The Customs House, as it was originally meant to be seen, from the Liffey.

www.dublindiscovered.ie

Places to stay

Every day of adventure starts with a good nights sleep, so if you’re planning to visit Dublin, below are 3 places that offer a warm welcome and a good nights sleep.

The Morrison

Being in the top 1% of hotels to visit worldwide, the Morrison Hotel provides a luxurious place to rest your head during your time in Dublin. Located on the banks of the Liffey, it is also very easy to access attractions from this location.

www.morrisonhotel.ie

Zanzibar Locke

If you are looking for a unique place to stay during your time in Dublin, why not head to Zanzibar Locke? Located in the heart of the city center, Zanzibar provides an incredibly relaxing Apart-Hotel Experience, while also being full of light and stunning architecture.

www.lockeliving.com

Generator Hostel

The Generator Hostel is both a budget friendly option, and an exciting place to stay, with a café bar and pool tables available. Located in Smithfield, the city Centre, is a 5-minute journey via the red line LUAS. If staying at Generator do wonder over to the Cobblestone, Dublin’s premier...

www.staygenerator.com

To eat & drink

Storytelling and sharing food with people go hand in hand. Here are some of the places we love for a morning bite, a lunch time nibble, and an evening’s feed!

Lemon Jelly

Do you want to dine like a local, are you hankering for the Irish breakfast, or looking to indulge your sweet tooth, then Lemon Jelly is the place to go. Located along the Millennium Walkway, Lemon Jelly is a short walk from Henry Street Shopping District and the city’s main...

www.lemonjellycafe.ie

Potato Cake Company

During the Potato famine in the 1840’s, the Irish people began making potato cakes, using the only mildly affected produce. The Potato Cake Company is keeping this tradition alive, while also serving a diverse menu and selection of Irish drinks. This once staple of the Irish diet goes well with...

www.irishpotatocakecompany.com

Krewe

Krewe is an excellent example of the new food culture that has so changed the Dublin foodie scene in recent years. Situated on the vibrant Capel Street, Krewe provides a wide range of drinks and New Orleans inspired cuisine. Krewe is a staff favourite and never disappoints.

www.krewe.ie