The City of Dublin

Dublin is one of Europe's most vibrant, friendly and accessible cities. It exudes the style and confidence of a cosmopolitan European capital. Its lively
social scene, superb dining, elegant architecture and world-class museum and literary heritage make it one of Europe's most desirable cities.

Dublin, is the biggest city in Ireland and is located on the east coast of Ireland, with Greater Dublin sprawling around the arc of Dublin Bay, bounded to the North by the Howth Hills and to the south by the Dalkey Headland. The city is split by the river Liffey.

North of the river the most important streets for visitors are O’Connell St. the major shopping thoroughfare that leads to Parnell Square and Gardiner street a B&B and hostel hotspot. To the west, the Smithfield area is emerging as a tourist magnet. Busaras, the main bus station and Connolly station, one of the two main train stations, are near the southern end of Gardiner St.

Temple Bar

Immediately south of the river is the hub of Dublin, Temple Bar, where you’ll find a concentration of pubs restaurants, shops and a number of art galleries.

Trinity College

Nearby Trinity College is at the southern end of Grafton St, the city’s most exclusive shopping street. On the south side you’ll also find the best examples of Georgian Dublin, with stately homes and elegant parks.

Whatever your interests, there is something for everyone in Dublin.

For more information:

www.visitdublin.com

www.failteireland.ie