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Temple BarPlenty of pubs and shops in Dublin's iconic Temple BarThe Temple Bar is one of Dublin's oldest historical dist...
08/05/2022

Temple Bar
Plenty of pubs and shops in Dublin's iconic Temple Bar
The Temple Bar is one of Dublin's oldest historical districts, dating back to the 14th century. In the 80s of the last century in its old buildings set up entrepreneurs and people of art, but in the 90s the city authorities have raised the question of the rehabilitation of the area. The area has since become a popular tourist destination, with most visitors flocking to local restaurants and pubs, bars and nightclubs. Dublin's local streets are transformed in the evening when they become more vibrant with music, illuminations and live street performers. But remember that the Temple Bar was originally designed as a cultural centre and so the neighborhood's attractions include the Film Institute, Photography Centre, a string of galleries, and a bookstore at the weekend.

Powerscourt ManorThis famous mansion has never been used as a residential home. Today it's still on offer with corporate...
07/05/2022

Powerscourt Manor
This famous mansion has never been used as a residential home. Today it's still on offer with corporate offices, an Avoca Village shop and a toy museum. Once a week tourists are allowed to tour the ballroom. On all other days you can just stroll around the building.

St. Patrick's CathedralThe largest church in the state, built in the 12th century. The cathedral complex includes the ma...
07/05/2022

St. Patrick's Cathedral
The largest church in the state, built in the 12th century. The cathedral complex includes the main building, a beautiful garden, the archbishop's palace and several other unique objects, such as the statue of D. Swift. Of particular interest is the neo-Gothic architecture of the cathedral itself with its high vaults, artistic wooden carvings and giant windows. There is an organ inside the church.

Irish Museum of Modern ArtOver 25 years ago, the 17th-century former Royal Hospital inaugurated a museum complex dedicat...
06/05/2022

Irish Museum of Modern Art
Over 25 years ago, the 17th-century former Royal Hospital inaugurated a museum complex dedicated to contemporary art. All the rooms for the accommodation of the sick and the work of the doctors were converted into an exhibition of exhibitions. In the cultural center you can look at the paintings of both Irish and foreign artists. There are also regular concerts and theatrical performances.

National Botanic GardenDublin's natural attractions are just as interesting as the man-made ones. Covering an area of 25...
06/05/2022

National Botanic Garden
Dublin's natural attractions are just as interesting as the man-made ones. Covering an area of 25 hectares, the garden has over 20,000 unique plantings from various parts of the world. The area is divided into themed zones, separated from each other by ponds and colorful canals. Locals and visitors love to stroll the manicured walkways, look at the chic greenhouses, the original alpine slides, and the lush flower beds. Such interesting places in Dublin can be visited at any time of the year.

Dublin CastleThis beautiful ancient palace was built at the behest of King J. Unearthly in the 13th century. In that anc...
05/05/2022

Dublin Castle
This beautiful ancient palace was built at the behest of King J. Unearthly in the 13th century. In that ancient era, the castle was the most modern building in the entire country. Nowadays, meetings of diplomats of international level are held here, and conferences are organized. Reviews of Dublin Castle indicate that it is not often seen from the inside - on those infrequent days when it is not used for business purposes.

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