The National Museum of Ireland
Allow a full day to admire the gigantic collection of Ireland's largest national museum!
4.31/5 (654 votes)A region between wild nature and dynamic cities!
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4.31/5 (654 votes)
The Four Courts
A landmark building in Dublin, deeply marked by the Irish War of Independence and its civil war.
3.50/5 (601 votes)
St Michan’s Church
St Michan's church is a Dublin church, famous for its crypts and mummified bodies, on display to visitors. A must-see!
4.22/5 (591 votes)
The Nightmare Realm
Feel like shaking with fear? Don't miss "The Nightmare Realm" attraction in Ireland: visit haunted houses and witness terrifying phenomena!
4.27/5 (583 votes)
The Gravedigger Ghost Tour
Explore Dublin from a terrifying perspective, as we take you on a haunted bus to explore the Irish capital as you've never seen it before!
4.49/5 (547 votes)
Rory Gallagher Corner
Dublin's Temple Bar is home to the Rory Gallagher Corner, an intersection that pays tribute to one of the greatest Irish guitarists of all time!
3.04/5 (478 votes)
George’s Street Arcade
You'll love the ambience of George's street arcade, a Dublin covered market renowned for its Victorian building, and the atmosphere that reigns there!
4.52/5 (462 votes)
St Patrick’s Cathedral
Named after the patron saint of the Irish, it's Dublin's largest cathedral!
3.60/5 (442 votes)
Vintage Tea Trips
Vintage Tea Trips offers a crazy guided tour of Dublin, aboard an old-school bus, while enjoying tea and scones!
4.33/5 (413 votes)
The O’Connell Bridge
The O'Connell Bridge is one of Dublin's many bridges across the River Liffey, linking the two sides of the city. An emblematic bridge!
4.02/5 (367 votes)
