Dublin Vacation. Dublin, Ireland

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Dublin Vacation Dublin, Ireland Includes roundtrip air & accommodation

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What’s included • Roundtrip air • Carry-on luggage • Stay in the Hilton Garden Inn Dublin Custom House in a Double or Twin Room

Dublin IRELAND

Dublin is famous for its creative sons and daughters and you’ll find traces of these throughout the city. Visit Merrion Square to see the painted statue of Oscar Wilde, which faces the playwright’s former house. Trace the footsteps of James Joyce through the equally famous pubs of the Temple Bar area, where you can also sample some live local folk music, and then visit the Dublin Writers Museum or go on a guided tour through the city, to fully explore the rich cultural texture

that adorns the capital of Ireland.

The city is also the birthplace of the legendary ‘black stuff’ - Guinness. A tour of the Guinness Storehouse will fill you in on the background of the murky stout and end with a free pint at the top of the building, from where you can gaze across the capital. Dublin has lots of green spaces that open up different facets of the city. The beautiful 1,752-acre Phoenix Park is both home to the Dublin Zoo, as well as the

Irish president’s house. Stroll through the park for a tranquil escape from the verve of the center, and then head north to the Botanical Gardens and the Glasnevin Cemetery, where you’ll find the tombs of legendary historical figures, like Michael Collins, Eamon de Valera and Bobby Sands. For a completely different type of park, head to the stadium of Croke Park, where you can experience an Irish passion that is only rivalled by their love of music and good craic: rugby and hurling. End

Hilton Garden Inn Dublin Custom House DUBLIN Perched on the embankment of the River Liffey, facing the replica of the old Irish emigrant ship of Jeanie Johnston, a stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Dublin Custom House places you in the center of not only this modern European capital, but also right in the heart of the Irish nation’s fascinating history. A fam-

ily-friendly hotel, with lots of great in-house amenities and facilities, this is the perfect base to retire to after a day full of exploring the life and the multitude of cultural and historical sites in the city. Relax in your spacious room, dine in the hotel’s adjoining Oly’s Bar & Restaurant, where breakfast, lunch and din-

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ner are served, or go for a workout in the fully-equipped fitness center. The location of the hotel,means that you can easily walk to some of the main sights of Dublin. Strolling along the quiet water of the River Liffey, you’ll find such places as Trinity College, the statue of Oscar Wilde in Merrion Square, the Bord Gais Theater and the bustling Temple Bar area all within a kilometer’s radius, while a stop next to the hotel for both trams and sightseeing busses will carry you further into the city. A stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Dublin Custom House will let you discover all the sides of a modern metropolis with a cornucopia of stories to tell.

Stay in a Double or Twin Room Each of the Double or Twin Rooms have been designed and furnished in a modern and welcoming style, with warm color tones and comfy furniture. Here, guests can enjoy such great amenities as a 40’’ flat-screen TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, a work desk with an ergonomic chair, black-out curtains and an en-suite bathroom with a bathtub, perfect for soaking in, after traversing the many streets of the city.

Things to see in Dublin

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CITY SIGHTSEEING BUS TOUR valid for 24 hours from $25 per person

Guinness Storehouse Located in the west of the city, the Guinness Storehouse lets you explore the history of one of the world’s most famous beers. Enter through the iconic black gates, immerse yourself in a fascinating and interactive tour, and then take in the panoramic vistas of the city from the viewing platform at the top of the storehouse.

Add a tour of the Guiness Storehouse from $25 per person

Dublin Castle Although the site has been home to a fortress since the Vikings over a 1,000 years ago, its modern incarnation “merely” has around three centuries to its name. A place full of fascinating tales, visitors can explore the rich history of Ireland.

Guided tours will take you through some of the many rooms inside the castle and let you see the Viking excavations, the surviving medieval tower and learn about the castle’s place in Ireland’s fight for independence.

Jeanie Johnston Anchored immediately in front of your hotel, the Jeanie Johnston is a replica of a ship that, among many other vessels, served as a means of escape for Irish people seeking a new start in America.

Board the ship and learn more about the fates of some of the people who braved the Atlantic Ocean to carve out a new existence across the sea, as well as why so many people were forced to leave their native Ireland behind in the first place.

Phoenix Park Phoenix Park, one of the largest landscaped gardens in Europe, is a verdant oasis in the middle of Dublin’s urban bustle, and is home to a multitude of memorials, open spaces and sights.

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