Dublin sights

1500 years of history to touch and admire behind thick Gothic walls. This cathedral was built in the 13th century in a Gothic style. The four-storey monument is impressive. Monuments of dignitaries and...

Historic courtyards in the heart of the city: a must for any visitor. This university, which was founded back in 1592, can be accessed for free. A charge is only levied for visiting two highlights: the...

Beautifully built architecture from Dublin in George's days around a park. Merrion Square has been one of the finest addresses in Dublin since the 1770s. This was once home to Daniel O'Connell, William...

One of the oldest medieval churches in Dublin. Since it was restored in the 19th century, the 800-year-old Christ Church Cathedral has had an early-Gothic style throughout. Only parts of the transepts...

An 800 year old castle used for tours and for dining and business functions. The Normans erected a fort here in the 13th century in place of a Viking fortress. The current building dates from the 19th ...

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Among the houses which were built between 1791 and 1825, a number of them offer particularly delightful examples of Georgian architecture. The middle of the square includes a large lawned area which i...

The imposing Royal College of Surgeons is situated on the western side. James Joyce once studied in the Catholic University Newman House on the southern side. The most attractive feature is the park i...

A huge public park with a zoo and a president in the middle of it. In the huge municipal park, which can be seen from far away thanks to its Wellington memorial, you will find a zoo, cricket and hurlin...