Guidebook for Dublin
Drinks & Nightlife
Good traditional Irish pub, frequently hosts local musician's gigs with an inclination to Blues and Folk blues styles. Serves a great traditional Guinness stew as well!
47 locals recommend
Arthur's Jazz & Blues Pub
28 Thomas StGood traditional Irish pub, frequently hosts local musician's gigs with an inclination to Blues and Folk blues styles. Serves a great traditional Guinness stew as well!
SIN É
15 Ormond Quay UpperRock, grunge is your scene? Try this one out.
Excellent cocktails, good environment, nice music (most of the times)
62 locals recommend
The Liquor Rooms
6-8 Wellington QuayExcellent cocktails, good environment, nice music (most of the times)
Arts & Culture
It's my favorite little museum. You will find the history of writing and an exhibition of the world religions.
161 locals recommend
Chester Beatty
It's my favorite little museum. You will find the history of writing and an exhibition of the world religions.
I recommend the 30 mins free guided tour. The best way to find out about interesting details in a very short time.
316 locals recommend
National Gallery of Ireland
Merrion Square WestI recommend the 30 mins free guided tour. The best way to find out about interesting details in a very short time.
Is it art? Is it Science? It's both! Very interesting art exhibitions on scientific topics. (And has excellent coffee and cakes too).
71 locals recommend
Science Gallery Dublin
Pearse StreetIs it art? Is it Science? It's both! Very interesting art exhibitions on scientific topics. (And has excellent coffee and cakes too).
Entertainment & Activities
Two steps from our flat, this cinema is within the complex of buildings as our home.
162 locals recommend
Light House Cinema
Market Street SouthTwo steps from our flat, this cinema is within the complex of buildings as our home.
Has a great view from to the city, and the exhibition is not bad at all. You will learn how to properly appreciate a Guinness and of course the history of the family and brand and the brewing process.
289 locals recommend
Dublin
8 Grand Canal PlaceHas a great view from to the city, and the exhibition is not bad at all. You will learn how to properly appreciate a Guinness and of course the history of the family and brand and the brewing process.
Parks & Nature
Very close by our home. Try and find the deer, they are lovely but please, don't try to feed them. Perfect for your morning jog, or you can rent a bike or take a city bike to go around the park. The Dublin Zoo is there too.
1242 locals recommend
Phoenix Park
Very close by our home. Try and find the deer, they are lovely but please, don't try to feed them. Perfect for your morning jog, or you can rent a bike or take a city bike to go around the park. The Dublin Zoo is there too.
Essentials
Lidl
Thomas StreetThe cheapest closest to our home.
Food Scene
Cinnamon Cafe
Coke LanePerfect for your breakfast.
Best coffee you can find in Dublin (rivaled only by the "Science Gallery" in Trinity College Campus).
31 locals recommend
Proper Order Coffee Co
7 HaymarketBest coffee you can find in Dublin (rivaled only by the "Science Gallery" in Trinity College Campus).
Brother Hubbard (North)
153 Capel StHave a brunch here. They are divine!
Sightseeing
The Cathedral is beautiful and its history is well documented for the visitor, including a small documentary video that you can watch while resting your legs ;-)
391 locals recommend
St Patrick's Cathedral
Saint Patrick's CloseThe Cathedral is beautiful and its history is well documented for the visitor, including a small documentary video that you can watch while resting your legs ;-)