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There's much to do in Dublin with storied museums, historic landmarks, and the home of Guinness. Read Insider's list of can't miss activities in Dublin to help plan your itinerary.

From Beatles celebrations and lobster festivals to group sound baths and SFX workshops for kids, there is plenty happening in Dublin this weekend.

Located in the Dublin neighborhood of the same name, St. James Gate Brewery produces Guinness beer, the national beverage of Ireland, and which once stood as largest brewery in the world.

Activities will include a Spooky Trail, facepainting in the Farmhouse from 10am to 3pm, and creepy keeper talks throughout the day, all included in the cost of entry, but tickets must be prebooked.

Dublin Bay’s Great South Wall (dating from 1716, when it was designed to combat silting) is off-radar, but the industrial access route pays off with breathtaking views from Terminal 2 to the ...

The Irish Rock 'n' Roll Museum is packed with memorabilia sure to be a hit with any music lover, while the Little Museum of Dublin looks at modern Dublin - and even has an entire room dedicated to U2.

by Neil Hegarty, The Telegraph, February 15, 2018 | Dublin can be pricy but botanical gardens, museums and parks offer plenty to do without having to break out the wallet. Learn more here.

Here are the top things to do in Dublin, the home of Guinness beer and the birthplace of Oscar Wilde and James Joyce. These activities will suit history buffs, art lovers, foodies and revelers.