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4.00/5 (3,610 votes)
Guinness Storehouse
A must-visit address in Dublin! Discover the Guinness Museum: big, oversized, and entirely dedicated to its dark beer empire!
4.32/5 (2,806 votes)
Trinity College’s Old Library
Stroll through the "Long Room" and soak up the atmosphere of an ancient library with a Harry Potter feel!
3.97/5 (2,507 votes)
St James Gate
A 4-metre-high door, symbol of the success of Guinness Irish dark beer! The selfie is almost compulsory.
3.50/5 (2,008 votes)
St Stephen’s Green
This Dublin park extends over an impressive area and is populated by deer and other animals left to roam free!
3.37/5 (1,906 votes)
The Old Jameson Distillery
One of Ireland's best-known distilleries, producing some of the country's finest whiskey!
3.58/5 (1,573 votes)
The Great South Wall
The Great South Wall is a 4km dike (the longest in Europe), located in Dublin, Ireland. A great place to stroll and admire the city from a different angle!
3.97/5 (1,492 votes)
Kilmainham Gaol
Visit Dublin's most dreadful historic prison. Discover the conditions of detention at the time: simply terrifying!
3.52/5 (1,451 votes)
The General Post Office
Push open the door of the GPO, the Irish Post Office building, known for having been a strategic location during the attempted Easter Rising in 1916.
3.85/5 (1,305 votes)
The National Museum of Archaeology of Dublin
3.71/5 (1,241 votes)
