EXPLORE DUBLIN

Explore Dublin, Ireland

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a city that blends centuries of history with a vibrant, modern pulse. From cobbled streets and Georgian architecture to lively pubs and literary legends, Dublin offers a rich tapestry of experiences for every kind of traveler.

Gems of Dublin

  • Trinity College & the Book of Kells: Home to Ireland’s oldest university and the stunning Long Room library.
  • St. Patrick’s Cathedral: A majestic Gothic cathedral with deep ties to Ireland’s patron saint.
  • Temple Bar: Dublin’s cultural quarter, buzzing with music, art, and nightlife.
  • Phoenix Park: One of Europe’s largest urban parks, perfect for spotting wild deer or enjoying a picnic.
  • Kilmainham Gaol: A former prison turned museum, steeped in Ireland’s revolutionary history.
  • EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum: An interactive journey through the global impact of Irish emigrants.
    Whether you’re chasing literary ghosts, sipping Guinness in a cozy pub, or strolling through leafy parks, Dublin invites you to uncover its layers. 

Shop ‘til you drop, Dublin style

Shopping in Dublin is a vibrant experience that blends high-street fashion, luxury brands, indie boutiques, and quirky markets. Grafton Street stands out as the city’s most iconic shopping destination, bustling with stylish stores and lively street performers, while Henry Street offers a more laid-back vibe with department stores like Arnotts and shopping centres such as Jervis and Ilac. For a touch of vintage charm, George’s Street Arcade is a treasure trove of handmade crafts and unique finds. If you’re venturing beyond the city centre, Dundrum Town Centre and Blanchardstown Centre provide expansive malls packed with international brands, entertainment, and dining options. Book lovers will adore Hodges Figgis, Ireland’s oldest bookstore, and those seeking antiques or art should explore Cow’s Lane and Francis Street. Coastal markets like Howth offer a delightful mix of food and crafts. Tourists from outside the EU can enjoy tax-free shopping by requesting VAT refund forms at participating stores, and while weekdays are quieter, weekends bring a lively buzz to Dublin’s retail scene. Whether you’re after trendy fashion, Irish-made gifts, or one-of-a-kind souvenirs, Dublin delivers a shopping experience that’s as diverse and charming as the city itself.

Thriving nighttime scene

Dublin’s nightlife is legendary—an intoxicating mix of traditional Irish charm, modern sophistication, and wild energy. As the sun sets, the city transforms into a playground for music lovers, partygoers, and anyone chasing unforgettable memories. The heart of it all is the iconic Temple Bar district, packed with pubs echoing live Irish music and laughter spilling into cobbled streets.

Currency of Choice in Dublin

The official currency in Dublin is the Euro (€). Most businesses, including restaurants, shops, and attractions, operate on a cashless basis, accepting credit and debit cards. Cash can still be handy for small purchases or tips.

Dublin Climate

May marks the beginning of warmer days in Dublin, with spring in full swing and summer just around the corner. Daytime highs around 16°C, nighttime lows of 8°C, averaging roughly 10.7°C.