DK Travel : Dublin

Dublin : Overview & Top 10

One of the most popular capitals in Europe, Dublin is a city steeped in history. Huddled together within a small vicinity you’ll find Viking remains, medieval cathedrals and churches, Georgian squares and excellent museums. But it’s not just about buildings – music, theatre, literature and pubs play just as strong a part in Dublin’s atmosphere. These highlights are the must-sees for any visitor who wants to truly capture the variety and vibrancy of the city.

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Soup Dragon

A tiny take away eatery, this is one of the best economic values in the city. For the price of a coffee in most places, you get soup, bread and fruit. Serving both vegetarian and meaty dishes, grab a warm lunch here and then head to a nearby park to enjoy a wonderful lunch al fresco.
The Promenade at Salthill

this is a stunning, long promenade north of Galway city, where you can swim in the sea, or just walk along the beach and look out over the bay. It was a very pleasant surprise on leaving Galway and driving North to County Mayo.
The Promenade at Salthill

this is a stunning, long promenade north of Galway city, where you can swim in the sea, or just walk along the beach and look out over the bay. It was a very pleasant surprise on leaving Galway and driving North to County Mayo.
Town Bar & Grill

The Town Bar & Grill is tucked away in the town centre, slightly off the beaten track, but is well worth discovering. Stunningly delicious food, great wine list and an intimate ambience, it's the perfect place to to share a special Dublin meal.
waterford crystal visitor centre

THIS IS A GORGEOUS CENTE, FOR CRYSAL MAKING!

KIBARRY, WATERFORD