SERENITY

Dublin Castle

Once the seat of British rule in Ireland, the Dublin Castle is also the site of an old Viking settlement dating back to the 13th century. Explore the State Apartments, view the latest exhibition in the Coach House Gallery, tour the magnificent gardens and catch a choir performance in the chapel.

Trinity College Dublin

The majestic Trinity College Dublin is an architectural masterpiece. The historic campus is home to Ireland’s greatest cultural treasure, the Book of Kells that contains the four Gospels in Latin. It is on display in the imposing Old Library, which also houses precious collections spanning millennia.

Malahide Castle And Gardens

Step back in time at Malahide Castle, that served as both a fortress and a private home (of the Talbot family) for nearly 800 years. Explore the magnificent Oak Room and the Great Hall, and learn about the Talbot family's captivating stories and secrets.

Howth

With a picturesque harbour, pretty beaches and wildflower-covered sea cliffs, Howth is a treat for weary souls. Visit Howth Castle, go kayaking, explore the Hurdy-Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio and dig into delicious seafood in one of its numerous eateries.

Lively Pub Scene

Dublin's pub scene is legendary and the Temple Bar is its epicentre. Established in 1840, this quintessential pub boasts one of the largest collections of whiskies in Ireland, a great selection of beer and is famous for its live music performances.

A Literary Capital

Dublin is steeped in literary heritage with such celebrated authors as James Joyce, Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett being some its famous residents. Indulge in the Dublin Literary Pub Crawl and explore the city's literary past, stopping at famous landmarks and watering holes along the way.

Irish Stew

The Irish Stew is a delicious and filling meal prepared with tender lamb (or mutton) and hearty vegetables like potatoes, onions and carrots. This one-pot dish is a classic comfort food.

Boxty

Boxty is a traditional and beloved Irish dish made from grated and mashed potatoes, flour and milk or buttermilk. Often served plain or stuffed with meat and vegetables, this potato pancake is a must-try.

Henry Street

Grafton Street

With luxury brands as well as Dublin exclusives and buskers, the pedestrian-only Grafton Street is a shopper's paradise.

Henry Street offers a blend of shopping experiences with the famed Arnotts (Ireland's largest department store) at its heart and numerous pavement stalls selling various knick-knacks. The street is also home to several cafés and restaurants.