Guidebook for Dublin
Food Scene
Freshly baked bread and cakes with a lovely cafe - right across the street
47 habitants recommandent
The Bretzel Bakery & Cafe
1A Lennox StFreshly baked bread and cakes with a lovely cafe - right across the street
Organic teas from all over the world with a great choice of gluten free cakes and snacks.
40 habitants recommandent
Wall & Keogh Superior Teas
45 Richmond St SOrganic teas from all over the world with a great choice of gluten free cakes and snacks.
Locks Restaurant
One of Dublin's top restaurants with good value early bird deals!
Super Irish dining in a relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommended.
38 habitants recommandent
Camden Kitchen
3A Grantham StSuper Irish dining in a relaxed atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Dublin's most trendy brunch spot - get in early to find a table!
92 habitants recommandent
Brother Hubbard (South)
46 Harrington StDublin's most trendy brunch spot - get in early to find a table!
So cute and quaint - Nelly's is great for tea and scones.
11 habitants recommandent
Nellys Cafe - Portobello
12 S Circular RdSo cute and quaint - Nelly's is great for tea and scones.
Seagrass
Great steaks and fish. Popular early bird menus.
Viva
27 Richmond St SThis new Tapas bar is getting rave reviews!
Neon Asian Street Food
17 Camden Street LowerReally tasty asian fusion food - great value.
Bibi's Café
14A Emorville AveJustly famous for their amazing Sunday brunch.
Relaxed and Trendy eatery with great value dinners. The Burgers and Cocktails are amazing !
60 habitants recommandent
Green 19
19 Camden Street LowerRelaxed and Trendy eatery with great value dinners. The Burgers and Cocktails are amazing !
Las Tapas De Lola
12 Wexford StVery popular Tapas Bar with outdoor dining space.
Have your dinner with drinks on this beautiful barge as it travels along the leafy banks of the Grand Canal.
La Peniche
Mespil RoadHave your dinner with drinks on this beautiful barge as it travels along the leafy banks of the Grand Canal.
The Grande Dame of Dublin's hotels. Great for cocktails and afternoon teas.
49 habitants recommandent
The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection
27 St Stephen's GreenThe Grande Dame of Dublin's hotels. Great for cocktails and afternoon teas.
Two Star Michelin Restaurant - for a memorable dining experience.
15 habitants recommandent
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud
21 Merrion St UpperTwo Star Michelin Restaurant - for a memorable dining experience.
Bewleys Cafe Theatre
78- 79 Grafton StreetDublin's most famous coffee shop.
Butlers Chocolate Café, Wicklow Street
24 Wicklow StGreat coffee and a free chocolate of your choice - lovely !
Wonderful food hall with a restaurant upstairs and wine bar in the basement.
175 habitants recommandent
Fallon & Byrne, Food Hall
11-17 Exchequer StWonderful food hall with a restaurant upstairs and wine bar in the basement.
Queen of Tarts
Cow's LanePastries and cakes to die for !
Yamamori Izakaya Sake Bar
12 South Great George's StreetAsian Fusion, Bento and Sushi - good fun vibe.
Bar, Restaurant and Hotel based in a lovely Arts & Crafts School house.
23 habitants recommandent
Schoolhouse Hotel
Bar, Restaurant and Hotel based in a lovely Arts & Crafts School house.
Modern Irish cuisine - great food and atmosphere.
13 habitants recommandent
Peploe's St Stephens Green
16 St Stephen's GreenModern Irish cuisine - great food and atmosphere.
Aprile
46 Richmond St STraditional Italian style fish and chips - huge portions !
Coffee, cakes and light lunches in a secret courtyard setting.
64 habitants recommandent
The Cake Cafe
8 Pleasants PlCoffee, cakes and light lunches in a secret courtyard setting.
Ebb&Flow
71 Camden Street LowerAward winning lunches and healthy treats.
Probably the best burger in town - you must try their sweet potato fries.
121 habitants recommandent
Bunsen Wexford Street
36 Wexford StProbably the best burger in town - you must try their sweet potato fries.
Little Caesars
Harcourt StreetCheap and Cheerful pizza and pasta.
Il Primo Restaurant
16 Montague StGreat spot for a relaxed dinner.
Top class American Style steak house - good early bird deal.
15 habitants recommandent
Shanahan's on the Green
119 St Stephen's GreenTop class American Style steak house - good early bird deal.
Portobello Hotel
33 Richmond St SGood value meal deals in the evenings.
Jo'Burger
Famous burger joint - eat at long trestle tables lit by candles.
Manifesto
208 Rathmines Rd LowerAward winning Pizza !
On trend Georgian style bar with a good restaurant upstairs.
26 habitants recommandent
Peruke & Periwig
31 Dawson StOn trend Georgian style bar with a good restaurant upstairs.
The Emporium
64 William St SGreat burgers and sides.
ALMA.
12 S Circular RdGorgeous brunch and lunch with amazing coffee.
Sightseeing
Where one of our most famous residents, George Bernard Shaw was born ! (House not open)
Shaw Birthplace
Where one of our most famous residents, George Bernard Shaw was born ! (House not open)
Irish Jewish Museum
3 Walworth RdIrish Jewish Museum.
Beautiful Victorian Gothic Church designed by Pugin and Ashlin. Recently restored painted interior.
St. Kevin's Church, Harrington Street, Dublin
Harrington StreetBeautiful Victorian Gothic Church designed by Pugin and Ashlin. Recently restored painted interior.
Considered one of Dublin's most beautiful parks but still remains a secret to many.
167 habitants recommandent
Jardins Iveagh
Saint Stephen's GreenConsidered one of Dublin's most beautiful parks but still remains a secret to many.
Visit the remains of St Valentine and make a wish for love and happiness.
Whitefriar Street Carmelite Church
56 Aungier StVisit the remains of St Valentine and make a wish for love and happiness.
The National Cathedral of Ireland erected in the 12th Century on the site where St. Patrick baptised the people of Dublin in 432 AD.
391 habitants recommandent
Cathédrale Saint-Patrick
Saint Patrick's CloseThe National Cathedral of Ireland erected in the 12th Century on the site where St. Patrick baptised the people of Dublin in 432 AD.
The First public Library in Ireland opened in 1702 still retains its magnificent interior and library fittings.
36 habitants recommandent
Marsh's Library
Saint Patrick's CloseThe First public Library in Ireland opened in 1702 still retains its magnificent interior and library fittings.
Dublin's most popular park donated to the people of Dublin by Benjamin Lee Guinness. Flower gardens, pond and children's play ground.
720 habitants recommandent
Parc St. Stephen's Green
Saint Stephen's GreenDublin's most popular park donated to the people of Dublin by Benjamin Lee Guinness. Flower gardens, pond and children's play ground.
In honour of this famous Irish poet who wrote "O commemorate me where there is water, Canal water, preferably, so stilly Greeny at the heart of summer."
Patrick Kavanagh statue
Wilton TerraceIn honour of this famous Irish poet who wrote "O commemorate me where there is water, Canal water, preferably, so stilly Greeny at the heart of summer."
Visit the Irish Rooms for the very best in Irish Art.
316 habitants recommandent
National Gallery of Ireland
Merrion Square WestVisit the Irish Rooms for the very best in Irish Art.
Visit the exhibition on WB Yeats - Ireland's national poet. Also, great resource for Genealogy and tracing your family history
31 habitants recommandent
National Library of Ireland
7-8 Kildare StVisit the exhibition on WB Yeats - Ireland's national poet. Also, great resource for Genealogy and tracing your family history
See the stunning collections of ancient Irish Art in 'The Treasury' Exhibition
168 habitants recommandent
Musée national d'Irlande - Archéologie
35A Kildare StSee the stunning collections of ancient Irish Art in 'The Treasury' Exhibition
The seat of Ireland's national parliament.
15 habitants recommandent
Seanad Éireann (Upper House of the Irish Parliament)
Kildare StreetThe seat of Ireland's national parliament.
Established in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth II. Visit the spectacular Long Room Library and view the ancient 9th Century "Book of Kells" - Ireland's most precious national treasure.
629 habitants recommandent
Trinity College
Established in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth II. Visit the spectacular Long Room Library and view the ancient 9th Century "Book of Kells" - Ireland's most precious national treasure.
A great resource for information on Ireland's Georgian Heritage. Book and gift shop.
Irish Georgian Society
58 William St SA great resource for information on Ireland's Georgian Heritage. Book and gift shop.
Founded in 1031 by a Viking King called Citric Silkenbeard. Beautiful interior and crypt exhibition.
378 habitants recommandent
Cathédrale Christ Church
Christchurch PlaceFounded in 1031 by a Viking King called Citric Silkenbeard. Beautiful interior and crypt exhibition.
One of Dublin's finest Neoclassical Buildings designed by Thomas Cooley. Dublin exhibition in basement.
30 habitants recommandent
City Hall
Dame StreetOne of Dublin's finest Neoclassical Buildings designed by Thomas Cooley. Dublin exhibition in basement.
Stunning Georgian Building designed by Edward Lovett Pierce. Ireland's original Parliament House up until the Act of Union in 1801.
15 habitants recommandent
Bank of Ireland
2 College GreenStunning Georgian Building designed by Edward Lovett Pierce. Ireland's original Parliament House up until the Act of Union in 1801.
The home of Ireland's most famous beverage. Learn about the drink's history and the best pint in town in the Gravity Bar
950 habitants recommandent
Brasserie Guinness
The home of Ireland's most famous beverage. Learn about the drink's history and the best pint in town in the Gravity Bar
Permanent collections and exhibitions of Irish and International contemporary art.
358 habitants recommandent
Musée irlandais d'art moderne (IMMA)
Military RoadPermanent collections and exhibitions of Irish and International contemporary art.
Fine Georgian square filled with sculpture including a famous statue of Oscar Wilde.
107 habitants recommandent
Place Merrion
1 Merrion Square EFine Georgian square filled with sculpture including a famous statue of Oscar Wilde.
Made from different coloured marble - Oscar's face seems happy and sad - depending on how you look at him !
11 habitants recommandent
Monument to Oscar Wilde
Merrion Square WestMade from different coloured marble - Oscar's face seems happy and sad - depending on how you look at him !
Fascinating tour through Irish political history.
568 habitants recommandent
Musée de la prison de Kilmainham Gaol
Inchicore RoadFascinating tour through Irish political history.
Decorative Irish Arts
166 habitants recommandent
Musée national d'Irlande - Arts décoratifs et histoire
Benburb StreetDecorative Irish Arts
Distillerie Jameson Bow St.
Bow StreetHome to Ireland's most famous Whisky
Iconic Dublin bridge crossed the Liffey and links both sides of Dublin.
76 habitants recommandent
Pont Ha'penny
Bachelors WalkIconic Dublin bridge crossed the Liffey and links both sides of Dublin.
Dublin's newest bridge inspired by Ireland's national symbol - the harp !
Docklands, Samuel Beckett Bridge station
Dublin's newest bridge inspired by Ireland's national symbol - the harp !
Jeanie Johnston: Une histoire de la famine irlandaise
Custom House QuayTall ship museum
RDS Grounds
Dublin Horse Show in August and home to Leinster Rugby
Based in an 18th Century Georgian Town-house - the museum features memorabilia from famous Dubliners and events in history.
126 habitants recommandent
The Little Museum of Dublin
15 St Stephen's GreenBased in an 18th Century Georgian Town-house - the museum features memorabilia from famous Dubliners and events in history.
Drinks & Nightlife
A famous old Dublin pub with great Guinness and a friendly local buzz
9 habitants recommandent
J. O'Connell
29 Richmond St SA famous old Dublin pub with great Guinness and a friendly local buzz
One of Dublin's oldest and most famous pubs - established in the 17th Century.
38 habitants recommandent
The Bleeding Horse
24-25 Camden Street UpperOne of Dublin's oldest and most famous pubs - established in the 17th Century.
Famous Dublin pub where Bill Clinton drank a pint of Guinness in 1995 when he dropped in to visit his cousins !
38 habitants recommandent
Cassidys
27 Westmoreland StFamous Dublin pub where Bill Clinton drank a pint of Guinness in 1995 when he dropped in to visit his cousins !
Craft Beers from Ireland and around the world. Great food menu.
51 habitants recommandent
Against the Grain
11 Wexford StCraft Beers from Ireland and around the world. Great food menu.
Devitts Pub
78 Camden Street LowerOld style pub with live Irish music at the weekends.
Trendy Hipster hangout. Have your lunch on the double decker pizza bus out the back ! Young vibe.
225 habitants recommandent
The Bernard Shaw
Trendy Hipster hangout. Have your lunch on the double decker pizza bus out the back ! Young vibe.
Odeon
Art Deco Style bar / cafe in a Victorian Railway Station
The crowds spill out along the canal bank on sunny summer evenings. Young vibe.
63 habitants recommandent
The Barge Gastro Bar
42 Sráid CharlemontThe crowds spill out along the canal bank on sunny summer evenings. Young vibe.
The Long Hall
51 South Great George's StreetBeautiful Victorian Bar
Dublin's smallest pub - down a narrow stairs underground. I have always managed to get a seat - even on a Friday :)
25 habitants recommandent
The Dawson Lounge
25 Dawson StreetDublin's smallest pub - down a narrow stairs underground. I have always managed to get a seat - even on a Friday :)
Not to be missed - a great traditional Irish bar - lovely for an afternoon break from shopping on Grafton Street
82 habitants recommandent
Kehoes Pub
9 Anne St SNot to be missed - a great traditional Irish bar - lovely for an afternoon break from shopping on Grafton Street
McDaid's
3 Harry StTraditional Irish pub with literary associations.
Super plush 5* hotel - lovely afternoon teas surrounded by priceless art and antiques.
104 habitants recommandent
The Marker Hotel Dublin
Grand Canal QuaySuper plush 5* hotel - lovely afternoon teas surrounded by priceless art and antiques.
Toners Pub
139 Baggot Street LowerOld style relaxed bar with an award winning 'snug'
Doheny and Nesbitt
5 Baggot Street LowerFamous old bar - great for sport and chat.
Famous old music pub - spiritual home of 'The Dubliners'. A must visit for anyone interested in Irish music.
133 habitants recommandent
O'Donoghues Bar
15 Merrion RowFamous old music pub - spiritual home of 'The Dubliners'. A must visit for anyone interested in Irish music.
Peter's Pub
1 Johnson PlaceInteresting and relaxed spot for a sociable drink.
Anseo Comedy Club
18 Camden StA favourite bar - good drinks and funky DJ's at night.
The closest pub to the Guinness Brewery and possibly the best pint in Dublin.
47 habitants recommandent
Arthur's Jazz & Blues Pub
28 Thomas StThe closest pub to the Guinness Brewery and possibly the best pint in Dublin.
Oscars Café Bar
6 SmithfieldGood food and fun vibe at weekends.
Dublin's oldest bar ! Explore the various nooks and rooms. Music and food.
283 habitants recommandent
The Brazen Head
20 Lower Bridge StDublin's oldest bar ! Explore the various nooks and rooms. Music and food.
Famous Dublin pub with original Victorian interior. Well worth a visit.
54 habitants recommandent
Mulligan's
8 Poolbeg StFamous Dublin pub with original Victorian interior. Well worth a visit.
Snazzy bar with roof top restaurant. Painfully cool hipster hangout.
30 habitants recommandent
The Dean Dublin
33 Harcourt StSnazzy bar with roof top restaurant. Painfully cool hipster hangout.
Opium
26 Wexford StLively cocktail and lunch spot - industrial styling.
Famous bar and music venue ! Lovely turf fire in winter time in the front bar.
209 habitants recommandent
Whelan's
25 Wexford StFamous bar and music venue ! Lovely turf fire in winter time in the front bar.
57 The Headline
56-57 Clanbrassil Street LowerCraft Beers galore and really good gastro pub grub.
Hipster hangout created from an 'old man bar' - funky vibe and dogs are welcome. Chill out with the Sunday Yoga sessions upstairs !
81 habitants recommandent
MVP
29 Clanbrassil Street UpperHipster hangout created from an 'old man bar' - funky vibe and dogs are welcome. Chill out with the Sunday Yoga sessions upstairs !
Blackbird
82-84 Rathmines Rd LowerGreat fun bar for the young and young at heart !
Dicey’s Garden
21-25 Harcourt StPopular bar with large outdoor area. Nice lunches too !
Uber trendy bar and restaurant with famous Sunday brunch clubs with live jazz.
49 habitants recommandent
House Dublin
27 Leeson Street LowerUber trendy bar and restaurant with famous Sunday brunch clubs with live jazz.
Dax Cafe Bar
Pembroke Street Upper Pembroke Street UpperFrench cafe and wine bar.
Deluxe Victorian bar with secret lounge at the back for sneaky mid week drinks ;)
134 habitants recommandent
The Stags Head
1 Dame CtDeluxe Victorian bar with secret lounge at the back for sneaky mid week drinks ;)
The Old Stand
37 Exchequer StNice bar for lunch and a drink
Hogans
36 South Great George's StreetTrendy bar - packed at the weekend. Good selection of beers.
Market Bar
14a Fade StHoused in a vast Victorian warehouse - very smart.
A little worn around the edges - but an interesting bar with a comedy lounge upstairs.
26 habitants recommandent
The International Bar
23 Wicklow StA little worn around the edges - but an interesting bar with a comedy lounge upstairs.
Porterhouse Central Bar
47 Nassau StCraft Brew and tasty food.
The Dingle Whiskey Bar
44 Nassau StTaste the very best in Irish Whisky.
A bar housed in a magnificent 19th Century banking hall.
37 habitants recommandent
La Banque sur College Green
20-22 College GreenA bar housed in a magnificent 19th Century banking hall.
Arts & Culture
Always a great line up of top International Classical and contemporary music.
69 habitants recommandent
The National Concert Hall
Earlsfort TerraceAlways a great line up of top International Classical and contemporary music.
Victorian Theatre with beautiful interior. Regular runs of Irish and international plays, operas and Riverdance.
69 habitants recommandent
Théâtre Gaiety
King Street SouthVictorian Theatre with beautiful interior. Regular runs of Irish and international plays, operas and Riverdance.
Olympia Theatre
Intimate Victorian venue for music and drama.
Recreation of an 18th Century Georgian town-house with video presentation in basement.
Number Twenty Nine
29 Fitzwilliam Street LowerRecreation of an 18th Century Georgian town-house with video presentation in basement.
National Leprechaun Museum
3 Jervis StLearn all about the little people ;)
Interesting for anyone keen to learn more about Dublin's most famous literary son.
44 habitants recommandent
James Joyce Cultural Centre
35 N Great George's StInteresting for anyone keen to learn more about Dublin's most famous literary son.
Irish Film Institute
6 Eustace StArthouse and small release films.
The Convention Centre station
International Conventions and Exhibitions.
Arène principale de RDS
Merrion RoadExhibitions, Conventions and Summits.
Modern comfortable cinema for all the latest blockbusters. Handy for a rainy afternoon.
57 habitants recommandent
Omniplex Cinema Rathmines
210 Rathmines Rd LowerModern comfortable cinema for all the latest blockbusters. Handy for a rainy afternoon.
Everything Else
Adam's Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers
26 St Stephen's GreenDublin's premier antique and fine art auction house.
Whyte's Irish Art & Collectables Auctioneers
38 Molesworth PlFine Art auctions held regularly.
Interactive tourist information to help you plan your visit to Dublin.
20 habitants recommandent
Visit Dublin
3 Suffolk StInteractive tourist information to help you plan your visit to Dublin.
Learn all about Ireland's fight for freedom in 1916 with this fascinating walking tour.
1916 Rebellion Walking Tour
23 Wicklow StLearn all about Ireland's fight for freedom in 1916 with this fascinating walking tour.
M O'Briens
8-9 Sussex TerraceOne of Dubliner's favourite bars.
Exhibitions relating to Ireland's architectural heritage. Library for reading and research.
Irish Architectural Archive
45 Merrion Square EExhibitions relating to Ireland's architectural heritage. Library for reading and research.
An Post General Post Office
O'Connell Street LowerThe site of Ireland's uprising in 1916.
Raw Gyms Portobello
7 Richmond St SThe local gym - if you need a workout !
Entertainment & Activities
The Ark, Dublin
11A Eustace StChildren's activity and arts centre.
Rathmines Library
157 Rathmines Road LowerLocal library in a lovely Edwardian building.
Essentials
Wines, cheese, olives, french breads, salads and all kinds of loveliness.
32 habitants recommandent
Listons Food Store
25 Lower Camden PlWines, cheese, olives, french breads, salads and all kinds of loveliness.
Tesco Express
Tesco - supermarket.
Spar
131 Leeson Street UpperFor your morning papers and breakfast supplies.
Mexican and Tex Mex Supplies - they also do evening Mexican cookery courses - good fun!
Picado Mexican Pantry
44A Richmond St SMexican and Tex Mex Supplies - they also do evening Mexican cookery courses - good fun!
Lidl
12 Walkinstown AveLidl Supermarket
ALDI
Aldi Supermarket