Dublin Writers Museum

Nestled in the vibrant Smithfield area, Generator Dublin combines stylish, airy dorms and private rooms with a lively bar featuring whiskey bottle chandeliers and a fun party atmosphere, making it a hotspot for young travelers seeking both comfort and a social scene.

Nestled in Dublin, this chic boutique showcases a delightful mix of contemporary and traditional Irish crafts, making it the go-to spot for one-of-a-kind gifts.

This beloved takeaway spot offers hefty portions of golden, crispy fish and chips, plus burgers, all served with friendly vibes and a side of adventure.

Tucked away on Howth's west pier, this charming old stone cottage serves up fresh, well-prepared seafood and casual tapas in a relaxed atmosphere.

Clanbrassil House is a cozy Dublin spot with bare brick walls, serving inventive, family-style charcoal-grilled dishes and standout tasting menus.

Set in a stunning 17th-century hospital, Dublin's IMMA offers a captivating blend of contemporary art, lush gardens, and a chill café vibe.

Croke Park: Ireland's iconic 82,000-seat stadium, alive with Gaelic games, epic atmosphere, and rich sporting history just outside Dublin’s center.

Behind a bright pink door, The Pig's Ear serves elevated, inventive Irish dishes with cozy charm and views over Trinity College.

The Dylan charms with quirky yet sleek rooms, a lush Irish restaurant, and a serene terrace just steps from Dublin’s buzz.

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, a design marvel by Daniel Libeskind, offers a chic 2,100-seat venue with stellar acoustics for top-tier productions in Dublin's Docklands.