Giant's Causeway (165 miles away): The result of an ancient volcanic eruption, this mythical attraction is now a UNESCO World ...

St. Stephen's Green is open year-round Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to dusk and on Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to dusk.

Dublin Zoo is the largest zoo in Ireland and you’ll find it in Phoenix Park. It’s home to over 400 different rare, exotic, and endangered species including giraffes, rhinos, and red pandas.

From chilli eating competitions in Herbert Park to Lúnasa celebrations in Hugh Lane, there is plenty happening in Dublin this ...

(For more tips on what to do in Ireland, see our Explorer’s Guide.) Yvonne Gordon is an award-winning travel writer based in Dublin. Follow her on Instagram.

Megan Specia is a correspondent for The New York Times covering Ireland and Britain. She lived in Dublin for nearly five years and returns as often as she can. June 27, 2024 In Dublin, the Irish ...

There are so many things to do in Dublin, Ireland. As travel starts to make a comeback, we’re back to show you the best places to see in this historic city–from hotels, restaurants, and pubs ...

Summer just got a whole lot better – SkyPark is now open daily for non-stop family fun and thrilling outdoor adventures! Aerial courses, SkyNet, mini golf, monster croquet, frisbee golf, slides, and ...

From Europe’s biggest barbecue festival to an evening of mystery, drama, and culinary delight, there's plenty of events ...

The top things to do in Ireland with kids present a variety of magical Irish folklore, history, culture, creativity, outdoor adventures, and downright fun. For budget travelers or large groups ...

Some of the top things to do include visiting the Christmas markets in Dublin or in Eyre Square in Galway, whiskey tastings, and, on rainy days, ducking down into Doolin Caves of Aillwee Cave ...