Dublin · Ireland
Dublin
9 published places to visit in Dublin, each with what it is, how long to allow, and the official source to check before you travel.
A historic university campus whose courts and library preserve a central part of Dublin’s academic and cultural history.
Places in Dublin
Trinity College Dublin
2 hours 30 minutes · typical visit A historic university campus whose courts and library preserve a central part of Dublin’s academic and cultural history.
Dublin Castle
2 hours · typical visit A former centre of English and British administration built over a site with medieval and earlier layers.
St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
1 hour 30 minutes · typical visit A medieval cathedral with a long ecclesiastical history and strong associations with writer and dean Jonathan Swift.
Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
1 hour 30 minutes · typical visit A cathedral with medieval origins, a substantial crypt and a prominent place in the city’s religious history.
Kilmainham Gaol
2 hours · typical visit A preserved prison whose cells and yards are closely connected with Irish political and social history.
Guinness Storehouse
2 hours · typical visit A visitor attraction inside the historic St James’s Gate brewery complex, focused on brewing and industrial heritage.
National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
2 hours 30 minutes · typical visit Ireland’s principal archaeological museum, with collections spanning prehistory, the Viking period and the Middle Ages.
Phoenix Park
3 hours · typical visit A very large enclosed urban park containing formal avenues, monuments, grassland and national institutions.
Glasnevin Cemetery
2 hours · typical visit A nineteenth-century cemetery containing monuments to political, cultural and social figures from modern Irish history.
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