Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. Dublin is known for its pubs and Guinness beer. The centre of the city is cut in half by the Liffey River. In the southern part, you will find the majority of points of interest including Trinity College and Dublin Castle.
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Where is locate the Port of Dublin
The port of Dublin is 2 km from the centre of the city. Ships usually dock at Alexandra Pier. Smaller boats can go up the River Liffey.Travelling around the port of Dublin
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Shuttles are usually offered by the cruise line (cost to be expected) and drop you at the Tinity College. The majority of points of interest are within walking distance of Trinity College.
Buses and trams are also available.
local_taxiThe taxi ride will cost about 15 euros.
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can be an interesting option.
Activities in Dublin
Rebate cards
Dublin pass
The Dublin pass includes several activities and the multi-stop bus route.
Landmarks
Christ Church Cathedral
A happy mix of Norman, Gothic and Victorian style.
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Built in honour of the patron saint of the Irish, it is one of the oldest Christian sites in Ireland.
Dublin Castle
You can visit the state apartments.
Malahide Castle
Residence of the Talbot family from 1185 to 1973. One of ireland’s oldest and most historic castles.
Powerscourt
Beautiful country residence and the highest fall in Ireland.
Historical sites
Glendalough
Ruins of a monastery
Museums
Kilmanheim Gaol
One of the largest unoccupied prisons in Europe. Located 3.5 km from the center of the city. It explains the political and criminal history of the prison.
Trinity College
The oldest university in Ireland. In the old bookstore, you can see the manuscript of the Book of Keels, a masterpiece of Irish Christianity. The queue can be long. In the afternoon, there is usually a lull.
National Museum of Ireland
In the centre, near Tinity College, you will find the pavilions of archaeology and natural science. The History and Decorative Arts Pavilion is located on Benburb Street near the tram. Free
Activities
Guinness Storehouse
In the old brewery, learn all about the history and making of this legendary beer. Guests can enjoy a pint of Guinness and the view at gravity bar at the end of your visit. Tickets are cheaper online.
Family activities
Causey Farm
Discover the charm of an Irish farm with its sheep and ponies.
Excursions in Dublin
Guided walk on Dublin’s history with history graduates.
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