Date Night in Dublin

The Book of Kells Experience

Grand library location for illuminated illustrations of the Christian Gospels dating from 800AD.

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

Daniel Libeskind-designed venue for (mainly touring) ballet, opera, musicals and orchestra concerts.

National Leprechaun Museum of Ireland

Family-friendly museum with interactive exhibits telling stories about Ireland's mythical creatures.

Bewley's Grafton Street

Grand cafe with filled with mahogany and stained glass, offering cakes, sandwiches, pasta and more.

Forty Foot

Famed promontory along Dublin Bay featuring year-round swimming in the Irish Sea.

Café en Seine

Elegant art nouveau bar spread over 3 floors with doric columns and glass panelled ceilings.

Merrion Square Park

Leafy park with floral and heather gardens, playground and notable Oscar Wilde statue.

Irish Whiskey Museum

Guided tours tracing the history of whiskey through interactive exhibits, plus a tasting at the end.

People's Park

Small park with a teahouse, a fountain, a kids' play area & a Sunday market with global foods.

The Great Wood

The Forty Foot

The Halfway House

Historic pub where farmers used to gather, refurbished with a timeless air, plus grill restaurant.

Killiney Hill Park

ODEON Blanchardstown

Chain cinema for a wide range of entertainment, including the latest releases & live event screenings.

Collins Barracks National Museum of Ireland

Irish haute couture and silver collections alongside exhibitions exploring Irish military history.

Kehoes Pub

Classic pub scattered with original features such as mahogany doors and wood partitioned snug areas.

The Stags Head

Victorian pub with wrought-iron chandeliers, polished granite, old barrels and ceiling-high mirrors.

St Stephen's Green

City centre park with ornamental lake, waterfall, sculptures and a children's playground.

Guinness Storehouse

Brewery experience telling the tale of Ireland's famous beer, with tastings and a rooftop bar.

Phoenix Park

Wild deer, a zoo & a fort feature in this 708-hectare park known as 'Dublin's playground'.