Dublin

If you’re in search of the best Bed and Breakfast Dublin has to offer, you’ve landed in the right place. There’s endless things to do …

The Forty Foot, along with the nearby Vico Baths, is arguably one of the most famous places to go swimming in Dublin. People from far …

The beautiful little town of Dalkey is the perfect spot for an afternoon by the sea. And, while it’s unlikely you’ll bump into notable residents …

Dublin’s architecture is easy to miss if you don’t know where to look. This is a compact capital, but it’s layered, and nearly every street …

The beautifully maintained Dalkey Castle is one of the more unique castles in Dublin. And, believe it or not, there used to be seven castles …

There are two versions of the Poolbeg Lighthouse Walk (officially known as the Great South Wall Walk). The long version starts out on Sandymount Strand …

There are an almost endless number of excellent parks in Dublin City and beyond. From the heavyweights, like Phoenix Park and St. Anne’s, to often-missed Dublin …

Opened in 1857, the Natural History Museum is Dublin’s Victorian time capsule and you’ll hear it affectionally referred to as the “Dead Zoo”. Arguably one …

The Chester Beatty is arguably one of the best museums in Dublin. Once the private library of Sir Alfred Chester Beatty, the museum is now …

I have lived in Dublin now for 36 years. While some free things to do in Dublin are well worth doing, others are well worth missing. There’s heaps of …