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

The big stadium in Dublin is Croke Park; it holds about 80,000 people. If you want to go and see a huge stadium and check out a game going on, definitely that would be in Croke Park.

Meanwhile, foodies should check out the contemporary Chapter One in the Rotunda neighborhood. Other cuisines, such as Thai, ...

For the budget minded traveler, Dublin features more than 30 hostels to choose from and among the best are Abigail's Hostel, Generator Hostel, Isaacs Hostel and the Times Hostel.

According to Visit Dublin, there are no less than 11 museums in Dublin, with all of them being free to visit. “You’ll find three branches of the National Museum of Ireland, the country’s most ...

What to do on a miserable winter’s evening in Dublin? The weather outside may be frightful and spring feels like its months away, but forget the rain, the wind and the damp. We’ll have you ...

While Dublin is home to many pubs, only one can claim the title of oldest in the city. Just south of the Liffey in Usher’s Quay lies the ancient Brazen Head dating back to 1198. A diverse space ...

Dublin is a city break destination which promises a gorgeous trip all year round. From breweries, bars and cocktail making workshops to historical sites, Michelin star restaurants and nearby ...

Once, from the same director, John Carney, tells the story of a Dublin busker and an immigrant. (For more tips on what to do in Dublin, see our Explorer’s Guide.) ...

Where to stay, where to eat, what to do, and everything else you need to know for a weekend in Dublin, Ireland.

Ireland is known as the Land of Saints and Scholars, and Dublin is no exception. From castles to cathedrals to a couple of pints in the local pub, here’s what to see and do in Dublin.