Dublin Attractions
Things to do in Dublin
Dublin Attractions. Looking for something fun to do with your family? Want something kid friendly? Need to find a good park to play with your dog? Then look no further because HelloDublin.com has you covered. We've sought out the best attractions in Dublin and have detailed information about parks, museums, festivals, zoos and more.
From slightly more humble beginnings as a smaller 18th century Georgian home, the opulent Farmleigh came into its own as a restyled estate of the Guinness family for over a century.
While a modern mall might have more parking, George’s Arcade continues to provide one of the most unique shopping experiences in town.
Built in 1796 and intended as a modern replacement for a more ancient local dungeon, the Kilmainham Gaol has been witness to Ireland's turbulent history for over two hundred years.
Phoenix Park has long been Dublin's green escape in one of Ireland's oldest settled areas. Here, modern and ancient mix easily, delivering family-friendly events and outdoor activities.
Much has changed in Dublin's historic Zoo since its opening in 1831. Today visitors get closer to favorite species in ten carefully maintained exhibition areas.
A perfect break from Dublin’s traditional tourist curriculum, the Chester Beatty Library is an art lover’s retreat in the heart of the city centre.
Built in 1888 as an Irish competitor of Sandown Racecourse in England, today Leopardstown Racecourse is a local favorite for afternoons out, great music and more.
Part interactive exhibit, part learning experience, Dublina brings Dublin’s Viking past to life for visitors of all ages.
Its landmark status undeniable, Powerscourt Townhouse Centre continues to delight fashionable locals as well as city-center tourists brave enough to venture off the high street and into something new.
In the aftermath of the Celtic Tiger, it's reassuring to know that Dublin's community spirit is still alive and well.
From medieval monks to modern day tourists, Glendalough’s incredible natural beauty has captured the imaginations of visitors for over 1,400 years.
Located in scenic Enniskerry, County Wicklow, the Powerscourt House and Gardens is just 30 minutes from Dubin City Center, but a world apart from the city’s rush and energy.
First established on the banks of the Tolka River in 1795, today the Glasnevin Botanic Gardens are a haven for horticulturalists, amateur gardeners, and North Dublin locals in need of a green escape.
From central spots for books and snacks to the earthly delights of serious bargain shopping, Dublin outdoor markets keep shoppers on their feet and in delight year 'round.
Once grazing land on the edge of Dublin's medieval city limits, Georgian-era improvements and a host of now-famous statuary make St. Stephen's Green a must-see stop for Dublin residents and visitors.
After the museums, the bus tours and the pub stops, experience the city's greener side in one of the best parks in Dublin.
Step by step, the carefully constructed experience first brings visitors through the sounds and smells of the brewing process. Towering hops vines share space with an immense waterfall, roasting vats and information stations to illustrate the combination of ingredients that create a pint of "The Black Stuff".
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