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National Museum of Ireland

Three collections in three locations make up this outstanding museum, ranging from dinosaurs to modern furniture.

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National Gallery

One of the first Functionalist buildings in Europe, the Trade Fair Palace now houses the National Gallery’s collection of modern and contemporary art, including 14 Picassos.

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Trinity College

The elder statesman of Ireland’s universities, Trinity is also one of the oldest in Europe. Its buildings and grounds are a landmark in the heart of the city.

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Temple Bar

This ancient part of the city has been revamped into one of its busiest areas, day and night. There is no shortage of places to eat and drink.

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Dublin Castle

A surprisingly peaceful area, the castle was built into the medieval walls of the city and originally protected by the River Liffey to the north and the now underground River Poddle.

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Christ Church Cathedral

Striking Norman, Gothic, Romanesque and Victorian features jostle for attention in this former Viking church.

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St Patrick’s Cathedral

Known colloquially as the “People’s Cathedral”, this is one of the earliest Christian sites in the city and is the Protestant community’s main place of worship in the capital.

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Guinness Storehouse

A pint of Guinness could be the country’s national symbol. This fascinating exhibition at the Guinness Brewery ends with a welcome free pint of the famous black stuff in the sampling bar.

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Kilmainham Gaol and Hospital

After a sobering tour of the onetime prison, lighten the mood at the former hospital, which now houses the Irish Museum of Modern Art.

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Phoenix Park

The great pride and play area of Dubliners, this is the largest city park in Europe. Historic monuments and Dublin Zoo are only a few of its delights.

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