Leinster, Ireland

Dublin

Metropolis areaCityHeritageRiver

4.4 / 5· Hidengo

The notebook of Dublin

Take the time of the squares and terraces.

Compact Irish capital, literary and lively, between university, parks, pubs, museums and bay.

At your own pace

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Identity summary

Ideal duration

2 to 5 days

Best time

Spring · Summer · Autumn · Winter

Car

Possible without car depending on area

Type of stay

Metropolis area · City · Heritage · River

Accessibility

Good accessibility

Rhythm

Sweet rhythm

General presentation

Dublin

Compact Irish capital, literary and lively, between university, parks, pubs, museums and bay.

Dublin's discovery revolves around Trinity College, Temple Bar and Phoenix Park. The stay thus alternates between the big city, urban life, heritage and riverscapes, which gives a concrete picture of the destination beyond its only best known site.

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For a stay of 2 to 5 days, a quiet rhythm works well. Also to be anticipated: expensive accommodation and lively centre in the evening. The trip can be organised without a car if the drop point and local connections are selected in advance. The main sites are generally easy to access.

Strengths and constraints

Strengths

Trinity College
Bar Temple
Phoenix Park

Before you choose

Cheap accommodation
Animated centre in the evening
Wet weather

Places worth visiting

A selection to start dreaming and organizing the stay — not an exhaustive list of everything there is to see.

Capital

Centre de Dublin et River Liffey

4.5 / 5· HidengoHalf-day at 1 day

The centre of Dublin The river Liffey, which separates and connects Georgian quays, bridges, shopping streets and more lively neighborhoods, is a good place to read. Walking along the water, you quickly move from the image of a literary capital to a lively, noisy, social and sometimes rough city.

University

Trinity College Dublin

4.7 / 5· Hidengo1.30 a.m. to 2.30 a.m.

Trinity College Dublin offers a very structured break in the heart of the city, with its cobbled courses, classic facades and an active university atmosphere. The visit takes on another dimension around the Old Library and the Book of Kells, where the relationship to manuscripts, silence and light becomes central.

Urban park

Phoenix Park

4.6 / 5· Hidengo1.30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Phoenix Park change the scale of the Dublin : The narrow streets give way to long alleys, open lawns, old trees and sometimes loose suede. You can come there to walk, run, take a break between two museums or simply feel the city breathing more widely.