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Dublin Garristown
Boyne Blueway
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Dublin Coastal Trail
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Whether you are interested in a walk, a cross-country hike, a spin on a mountain bike or a swing in the trees, Dublin Mountains have something for everyone.
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Dublin lies on the River Liffey. Many bridges span the river each with their own history and style. The Ha’penny Bridge erected in 1816, is Dublin’s oldest pedestrian crossing over the River Liffey. www.bridgesofdublin.ie
Dublin Trails
Discover a wide variety of self-guided walking trails & audio trails across Dublin ranging from The Dubline Trail, Dublin’s Music Trails, the Coastal Trail. www.visitdublin.com
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Talking Statues
Discover 12 of Dublin’s most famous statues given the gift of the gab! Just bring along your phone when you visit them, to hear their dramatic stories brought to life. www.visitdublin.com
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Howth Junction & Donaghmede
Clonsilla Royal Canal
Leixlip Castle
National Maritime Museum of Ireland, Dún Laoghaire
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National Famine Way
Raheny Castleknock Broombridge
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Dublin Port
The Point
Adamstown
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Sandyford
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Ticknock MBT
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www.swordscastle.events
Sandycove & Glasthule
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Dalkey
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Leopardstown
Garden of Remembrance
This 18th century Georgian mansion is situated in 360 acres of parklands. The working farm is home to a vast array of animals.
Dún Laoghaire
Dublin Discovery Trails
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www.skerriesmills.ie
www.newbridgehouseandfarm.com
Salthill & Monkstown
From stunning modern architecture, to historic buildings, to activities on the water, Dublin’s Docklands has it all. There are many restaurants, cafés and bars in the area. www.dublindocklands.ie
Set in spectacular parklands, overlooking the Irish Sea in North County Dublin.
www.ardgillancastle.ie
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Dublin Docklands
The trails are an engaging and exciting way to explore Dublin City, Dublin Docklands, villages on the Dublin Coastal Trail and local neighbourhoods. www.dublindiscoverytrails.ie
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The mills showcase the workings of two windmills, a watermill and a bakery of the 1800’s.
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Clontarf
Visitor Attractions Dublin County
Built as the residence of the first Anglo-Norman Archbishop of Dublin around 1200 A.D.
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The GAP (Glencullen Adventure Park)
This mountain biking centre offers a variety of trails and activities involving all terrain bike rides. The tracks vary in length and difficulty and feature different surface types with technical obstacles. www.thegap.ie
Zipit Tibradden Wood
Offers an exciting adventure challenge on the spectacular treetop high wire adventure course. Fly along zip lines, swing through trees and feel an immense sense of achievement. www.zipit.ie
Leave No Trace
Remember to take all your rubbish with you and keep your distance from wild animals. www.leavenotraceireland.org
Discover More in Dublin Bridges of the River Liffey
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Offers bike rental and guided tours at Ticknock National Mountain Bike Centre. This is ideal for anyone looking for a city break but still wants to get off the beaten track and have some adventures close to Dublin City. www.biking.ie
DART Line
Donabate Rolestown
Discover Dublin’s magnificent mountains, the city’s natural playground. The Dublin Mountains Way is a national waymarked trail with 43km of mountain trails, country paths and rural roads to explore, with breath taking views of the city. www.dublinmountains.ie
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Emerald Park
Dublin Mountains
A place of quiet remembrance and reflection dedicated to the memory of all those who gave their lives in the cause of Irish freedom. www.heritageireland.ie
Iveagh Gardens
The Iveagh Gardens are popularly known as Dublin’s ‘Secret Gardens’. Designed in 1865, many of the original landscape features are still in place or have been restored. Features include the yew maze, the rosarium and the fountains. www.heritageireland.ie
Coastal Trail Signage, Monkstown © Fionn McCann
Merrion Square
This elegant square retains much of its Georgian character. The centre of Merrion Square is a public park. On three sides are Georgian Houses and on the other, the National Gallery of Ireland. Look out for the statue of Oscar Wilde reclining on the rock in the park.
Dublin Coastal Trail A city by the sea and with a UNESCO Biosphere accolade for its majestic bay, Dublin’s coastline is dotted with unexpected experiences and adventures.
St Stephen’s Green Park
Located in the heart of the city, the park is a sanctuary from the city streets. It features herbaceous borders, an ornamental lake, sculptures and a children’s playground. www.heritageireland.ie
Temple Bar
Temple Bar is alive with traditional Irish music. The narrow cobbled streets of Temple Bar are home to many cultural centres. There are also markets, boutiques, cafés, restaurants and pubs.
Dublin Urban Villages Smithfield
Its focal point is a public square, Smithfield Market. With a mix of Old Dublin charm and New Dublin cool making it the perfect place to go if you want to see what a city’s creative revival looks like.
Stoneybatter
Dublin’s original inner-city urban village, Stoneybatter is one of the last bastions of Old Dublin. It is home to pubs with tons of character and fine coffee shops.
Ranelagh
Ranelagh is a haven for foodies and coffee connoisseurs. The village’s mix of youth and tradition creates a unique, effortlessly cool atmosphere that’s just a few tram stops from the City Centre.
The Liberties
A wander through the Liberties offers a real authentic slice of Old Dublin. Today you will find markets, an antiques and art quarter and several visitor attractions.
Iveagh Gardens © Fáilte Ireland
Portobello
Running along the edge of the Grand Canal, between Rathmines and Camden Street, Portobello is great for waterside lunches.
Dublin’s Coastal Towns and Villages
Howth has many exhilarating looped walks and is the ideal destination for a great day out.
Dún Laoghaire
A vibrant seaside town, Dún Laoghaire offers various marine activities and some fine seafood dining. Take a stroll along the East Pier and enjoy the incredible views.
Skerries
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Killiney
A picturesque coastal village, Skerries features seafront trails, water sports, rich heritage, buzzing cáfes and restaurants. The 2km South Beach is also a popular spot. Malahide is home to a host of chic boutiques, a marina and a variety of restaurants, pubs and cafés. Malahide beach and coastal walk offer miles of beautiful, rugged coastline.
Howth
Historically a fishing village, Howth is a haven for foodies, as fresh seafood is available in abundance.
A wonderful addition to your city break and just a short hop on the train from the City Centre, the Dublin Coastal Trail highlights many hidden gems running from Balbriggan to the north of the city to Killiney in the south. By navigating the rail line to the featured trail stops in small villages and harbour communities, you can easily explore castles, beaches, outdoor activities, heritage, amazing accommodation, local food, and much more. Have an adventure and a city break with a difference in Dublin as you follow the Dublin Coastal Trail. Stunning sea views, thrilling water based activities, the freshest sea food, incredible activities and experiences await you along the Dublin Coastal Trail. For further information go to www.visitdublin.com
Discover Dalkey with gorgeous architecture built into the sheer landscape, stunning views and a cosy little village at its core. A short boat ride will take you to Dalkey Island. Charming Killiney with its long, stony beach offers excellent views of the surrounding rocky coastline including Dalkey Island and Sorrento Terrace to the north and Bray Head to the south. Skerries
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www.malahidecastleandgardens.ie
A magnificent castle set on 260 acres of parklands with a history dating back to the 12th century. Also home to the butterfly house and interactive fairy trail.
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Brides Glen
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Home to Cyril Fry’s collection of model trains in the refurbished thatched Casino Cottage located in the heart of Malahide Village.
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There are a variety of Hop on Hop off bus tours available, please ask in your local Tourist Information Centre for details.
www.dublinbus.ie & www.goaheadireland.ie
times. The M50 motorway around Dublin is a barrier-free toll road, tolls can be paid on www.eFlow.ie or at any outlet with a Payzone sign.
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The museum showcases a collection of artefacts relating to Ireland’s maritime heritage.
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www.joycetower.ie
Embrace the literature of James Joyce within this iconic museum at the Martello tower, Sandycove.
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www.dalkeycastle.com
Living history tours and actors bring the history of the castle to life.
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Walking Connection
www.explorium.ie
A real 21st century hands-on experience where science and sport meet, with over 300 interactive exhibits designed to ignite curiosity in its visitors.
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Please check with operators for current opening arrangements before visiting
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www.transportforireland.ie
Dublin taxis are plentiful and can be found at numerous ranks across the city. Taxis can also be called for pickups, hail one passing or download the Free Now app.
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The Leap Visitor Card is a pre-paid ticket that offers unlimited travel for 1 day (24 hours), 3 days (72 hours) or 7 days (168 hours) on Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland Dublin City services, Luas, DART and Commuter Rail. The card is not valid on hop on hop off tours. The card is available to buy online or at selected agents.
www.leapcard.ie
The DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) is Dublin’s main train service. It stretches the full length of Dublin Bay and runs frequent services from Dublin’s City Centre to the coastal towns and villages.
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The 38 acre urban working farm features a heritage experience, gardens and woodland walks.
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Howth Cliff Walk, Howth Head
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This Elizabethan Castle is an excellent example of a fortified house in Ireland.
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Experience 1,000 years of history through the visitor centre, public gardens and exhibition spaces.
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AquaZone waterpark offers extreme thrills, raging water adventures and loads of fun.
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Venture closer to the sea and discover Dublin’s beautiful bay, lined with beautiful beaches, pretty villages and wonderful seaside walks. Follow the Dublin Coastal Trail, stretching from Balbriggan to Killiney to enjoy the stunning coastline and diverse ecology that has earned the bay the title of UNESCO Biosphere. Whether it’s a stroll down the beach at Killiney, a dip at the Forty Foot in Sandycove or a hike along Howth Head, the fresh sea air is sure to rejuvenate the soul. If you’re up for a more challenging trek, the Dublin Mountains fringe the southern side of the city, leading up into County Wicklow and the long-distance Wicklow Way.
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Step 13 back in time with a visit to one of Dublin’s many museums such as National Museum of Ireland or Dublinia, which tells the tales of Ireland’s Viking times. Take in the beauty of classical paintings in the National Gallery of Ireland. Nearby is the world-famous Trinity College, a cobbled masterpiece of Georgian architecture that is also home to 02 Ireland’s most important manuscript, The Book of Kells.
Dunboyne P&R
Adamstown
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To Drogheda, Dundalk and Belfast
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A comprehensive collection of public and commercial road transport dating from 1883 to 1984.
Killruddery House & Gardens
Greystones
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www.nationaltransportmuseum.org
Powerscourt Waterfall
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Savour the taste of uisce beatha - Irish whiskey - in one of the many distilleries in Smithfield and the Liberties, nicknamed as The Golden Triangle. Take a visit to the well-known Guinness Storehouse, where you can learn about the brewing of Ireland’s famous black stout. Head across the Liffey to visit Phoenix Park, Europe’s largest enclosed green space. Here you can see the park’s resident herd of fallow deer, or wander past the geometric hedges and vibrant flowers in the gardens of Áras an Uachtaráin, home of the President of Ireland.
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Ireland’s largest city is one of Europe’s most intimate capitals, a modern metropolis with a small-town feel. Discover the captivating history of Dublin’s fair city which has inspired many great writers, from James Joyce and W.B Yeats to Oscar Wilde and Seamus Heaney, earning it the title of UNESCO City of Literature.
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Tourist Information Centre,
3 Palace Street, Barnardo Square, D02 T277
Taxis
Tourist Information Centre,
14 O’Connell Street Upper, D01 WP59
Dublin Bus, Go-Ahead Ireland Driving Driving is on the left hand side of the (Public bus service) road and safety belts must be worn at all Dublin Bus and Go-Ahead Ireland operate the public bus network in Dublin.
+353 1 2655 634 / 1800 230 330
Luas (Tram) www.luas.ie
The Luas is Dublin’s light rail transit system. There are two Luas tram lines, the Red Line and the Green Line.
Private Bus Operators
Please ask in your local Tourist Information Centre for details on private bus operators in the region.
Dublinbikes
www.dublinbikes.ie
Dublinbikes rental stations are distributed in close proximity to each other in Dublin City Centre, so you are never far away from renting or returning a bike.
www.touristsos.ie
A free, nationwide support service, dedicated to international visitors who experience a crime or other distressing incidents – available 7 days a week. 13A O’Connell Street Upper 1-6 Pearse Street
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