This is about attractions in Dublin. If you want to know this beautiful place.

1. Dublin's Best
Attractions

2.  Situated on the east coast of Ireland

4. • It was founded in 1592
• Even today dominates
the city landscape and
the oldest buildings
• Trinity College Library is
home to more than an
million books and
priceless manuscripts.

5. • O'Connell Street is
Dublin's main traffic
artery and the widest
urban street in Europe
• The center has statues
and monuments
• Pride of place goes to
the General Post Office
(GPO)

6. • The two most important
museums in Dublin are:
• The National Museum
of Archaeology and
History in Kildare Street
• The National Museum
of Decorative Arts and
History in Collins
Barracks

7. • Ireland's largest church
and the National
Cathedral
• Founded in 1191 by
Archbishop Comyn
• Renovated between
1844 and 1869 with
moneys granted and
raised by Sir Benjamin
Lee Guinness

8. • The best known area
for nightlife
• It was developed as
Dublin’s cultural
quarter and retain this
spirits as a centre for
small productions…

9. • It is situated at Merrion
Square West
• Opened in 1864 it has
around 500 major works
of art on display.
• Especially strong on
Irish artists and Irish
portraits the National
Gallery has recently
been expanded by the
"Millennium Wing".

10. • Kilmainham Gaol is one
of Europe's most
notorious prisons and
has been preserved in
working order.
• The leaders of the 1916
were executed
• Today's tours tend to
highlight this aspect
more than anything
else, making the prison
more a republican
shrine and not a piece
of Irish general social
history.

11. • It is the "Irish Stew" of
castles, everything thrown
in bits and pieces.
• The original Viking fortress
was expanded, renovated,
torn down and rebuilt over
the centuries.
• Today a massive tower and
the Royal Chapel look
medieval while all
administrative buildings
are in more modern styles.

12. • The world's largest
enclosed municipal
park
• Residences of the Irish
President and the
Ambassador of the
United States
• The herds of deer
roaming free to the
animals in Dublin Zoo.
• Phoenix Statue and the
Papal Cross nearby.

13. • Based at historic St
James's Gate (Dublin 8)
this is part of the original
brewery. The exhibitions
include the brewing
process, the Guinness
transportation system and
a pipeline much maligned.
• Highlight of the tour is a
"free" pint in the stunning
Gravity-Bar, high above
Dublin's rooftops.