Dublin Castle
Dublin, Jamestown, St. Castle, 16 
Dublin Castle - the main government building. It was built on the orders of King John the Landless after the assault of the Normans. Today, Dublin Castle hosts conferences and meetings of important persons. When there are no government meetings in the castle, it is open to tourists.
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Saint Patrick's Close, Dublin 8 
St. Patrick's Cathedral is the largest cathedral not only in Dublin , but the whole of Ireland. His famous rector was writer Jonathan Swift, known throughout the world for his work "Gulliver's Travels."
Dublin Needle
Dublin, O'Connell street 
Dublin's Architectural Dominant, Monument "The Dublin needle" is visible, perhaps, from anywhere in the city. The design is exceptionally simple - a steel spire rising to a height of 121 meters, gradually tapering.
Dublin Botanical Garden
Dublin, Glasnevin, Botanic Gardens 
The magnificent Dublin Botanical Garden occupies an impressive territory of 25 hectares in the heart of the Irish capital. "The green heart of Dublin," as the locals affectionately call it, boasts twenty thousand different plants from all over the world.
Book of Kells
Dublin, Trinity College Library 
The Book of Kells is a collection of puzzles that have come down to us through a thousand years. Until now no one can understand what colors the monks used, because they did not fade and remained bright until our days. It is also unclear how it was possible to create such elegant miniatures without using a magnifying glass.
Guinness Brewery
St. James's Gate Brewery, Dublin 8 
Today everyone who finds himself in Dublin, simply must visit the museum-brewery "Guinness". Legendary beer begins its history in the distant 1752 year. Then unknown Arthur Guinness inherited 200 pounds. On the joy of this money, he, of course, spent on booze. But he did it as sensibly as possible - he rented the brewery
Memorial Garden
Dublin, Garden of Remembrance 
The favorite place for Dublin walks, the magnificent Sad Memories owes its name to the memorial set here in memory of those who gave their lives for the freedom of the Irish people. Despite the unhappy cause of the outbreak, the garden is filled with life-affirming splendor of nature.
Temple Bar, Dublin
Dublin Attractions 
Phoenix Park in Dublin
Dublin, Phoenix park
Dublin Attractions 
Colorful Dublin knows how to enchant the traveler with millenary monuments of history, interesting museums and simply indescribable spirit of proud, independent and cheerful Ireland
An abundance of sights of the Irish capital may well be envied by the "untwisted" cities of the neighbor of Great Britain: St. Patrick's Cathedral and the Cathedral of Christ, Dublin Castle, the famous Trinity College from the highest places the Kell book, the spectacular National Maritime Museum and the incredible Leprechaun Museum, finally becoming the talk of the gay drinkers for connoisseurs of the "gay drinks" Guinness brewery and the Jameson . James . distillery. So, when you go to Dublin, you definitely need to acquire the most convenient footwear is to take care of kilometers of sightseeing routes and without problems to reach the hotel after taking "on the chest" in one of the pubs Temple Bar .
To see necessarily
To the category of "mast-si" in Dublin e refers primarily magnificent Dublin Castle - the main government building in Ireland .Jonathan Swift and Oscar Wilde have left the walls of Trinity College, and among other things their alma mater is famous for the exceptional Kell book - a collection of Gospels created by monks over a thousand years ago . The enigma of her complete miniature details of the miniatures has not yet been solved. . St. Patrick's Cathedral and the Cathedral of Christ - the two main temples of Dublin, numbering a thousand years of history "per brother", are famous for their many masterpieces of religious sculpture and arts and crafts in the interiors .. Ireland can not be imagined without leprechauns - miniature people in green, each of which has a pot of gold in the stash.
The spirit of Ireland
The spirit of eternally young Ireland is the clearest possible to feel in the places of accumulation invariably cheerful inhabitants of this country, of which the first is Temple Bar - the most "nocturnal" district of Dublin
The revelers here ply from pub to pub, reaching as a result to the state of impossible condition - which is not surprising: whiskey and beer are poured river . U you can see how these saints receive for each Irishman, having gone on an excursion to the Guinness brewery and to the Jameson distillery Jameson . Needless to say, tasting is an indispensable element of the program of such a cult-education! And Ireland can not be imagined without leprechauns - miniature men in green, each of which has a pot of gold in his stash . You can get acquainted with the heroes of folklore in the charming Leprechaun Museum .. Monuments and museums
Those who are led in the delight of the story of brave navigators, fascinating travels and large-scale water battles, it is worth to visit the National Maritime Museum of Ireland
You are waiting for entertaining stories of guides and historians and a lot of old exhibits, for example, the model of the ship "Sirius" . . And not a boring historical and archaeological museum "Dublin" tells the history of Ireland in a playful form . Here you will find a lot of thematic installations, each of which tells about important historical events . What is very cool: all the exhibits can be touched, and clothes - try on .