Location

Just a stone's throw from The Gibson, the 3Arena is Dublin's premier concert venue, hosting international music acts, comedy shows, and other jaw-dropping entertainment events. This state-of-the-art venue is perfect for catching a live performance during your stay in Dublin.

Known for its unique glass-fronted design, the CCD is an architectural marvel and a hub for international conferences, conventions, and events. Even if you're not attending an event, it's worth a visit for the building alone.

This stunning cable-stayed bridge, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, is a work of art in itself. It's especially beautiful at night when it's illuminated and reflects on the River Liffey.
 

This historic building near the Custom House Quay is home to an array of boutiques, cafes, and the Irish Whiskey Museum. The latter offers whiskey tasting tours, making it a great stop for anyone interested in Ireland's famous spirit.

A short stroll along the River Liffey will take you to the EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. This interactive museum tells the story of the 10 million Irish people who have emigrated across the world. It's a fascinating insight into how Ireland has influenced the globe.

A bit further down the river, this museum is aboard a replica of the Jeanie Johnston, a ship that carried Irish emigrants to North America during the Great Famine. It offers a poignant look into the conditions faced by emigrants and the history of the Irish famine.

Situated in the Grand Canal Dock area, this stunning theatre is the largest in Ireland and hosts an array of international musicals, operas, ballets, and other performances. It's a must-visit for culture enthusiasts.

This revitalised area, sometimes known as "Silicon Docks" due to the tech companies located here, is perfect for a leisurely stroll. It's lined with modern art installations, restaurants, and offers views of the waterfront.

No visit to Dublin is complete without seeing the historic Trinity College campus and the Book of Kells, a beautifully illuminated manuscript created by Celtic monks around 800 AD. The college's Old Library, which houses the manuscript, is an architectural marvel.

For those willing to walk a bit further, the National Gallery holds an impressive collection of European art, including works by Irish and internationally renowned artists. It's a serene place to spend an afternoon.

A busting shopping street in the centre of Dublin, bursting with vibrant energy and buskers galore. Be sure to say hi to Irish folklore legend Molly Malone or snap a selfie with Phil Lynott, the legendary Thin Lizzy frontman.

Temple Bar is a hub of activity from world-famous bars to cultural institutions. Get a taste for trad music and Guinness amongst the bars, restaurants and nightclubs in the area such as The Temple Bar Pub, The Foggy Dew, The Porterhouse and many more. Or immerse yourself in the art scene of Dublin at the Irish Film Institute, the Irish Photography Centre, Temple Bar Gallery & Studios and Project Arts Centre.

The centre-point of the city marked by the Spire, O'Connell Streets famous thoroughfare is a hub of energy and activity in Dublin. Enjoy shopping, culture and sightseeing along O'Connell street linking the north and south side of the city.

The GPO is a landmark in Irish history. Located in the heart of the city, enjoy an immersive exhibition which takes you on the journey of the events during Easter Week of 1916. 

A landmark piece of architecture in the city, Custom House visitor centre explore the history of the building including its burning in the war of independence and restoration.

A beloved hotspot for live music and comedy in Dublin, famed for its cozy vibe and eclectic lineup. Catch a show from top Irish comedians like Tommy Tiernan and Joanne McNally for a night of endless laughter.

Step into this historic Dublin theatre for a delightful mix of concerts and plays, all set in a charming, old-world atmosphere. Marvel at its Victorian architecture and soak in the history dating back to 1879.

A dynamic music venue in Dublin’s city centre, hosting a variety of live music acts and club nights. It features multiple floors, each offering a different musical experience.

Located at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, this venue is known for it’s epic outdoor concerts featuring major international artists and is also home to Kilmainham Gaol, a must visit historical site.

Located in the heart of Temple Bar, this versatile venue is a hub for live music, DJ sets, and cultural events. It’s the ultimate destination for a lively night out in Dublin’s cultural quarter.

A stylish venue in Dublin that combines live music, film screenings and club nights in a retro themed setting. It’s a favourite spot for themed events and unique entertainment experiences.

An iconic live music pub in Dublin, famous for showcasing emerging and established artists in an intimate setting. Ed Sheeran and Arctic Monkeys are among the many artists who have graced its stage.

A vibrant venue near the Ha’penny Bridge in Dublin, offering live music, club nights and an electric atmosphere. It features a rooftop beer garden with a fantastic view of the city.

Step back in time at one of Dublin’s oldest theatres, offering a blend of contemporary and classic productions in a historical building. It originally opened in 1662 and is now a beautifully restored venue showcasing a rich history.

One of the city's most historical attractions, Dublin Castle is located in the very centre of Dublin City, on the south side of the River Liffey, en route from Trinity College to Christchurch Cathedral. The grounds hold two museums, gardens, government buildings and state apartments and are home to the famous Chester Beatty Library.