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Looking to relight that fire? This game helps you discover some of the most romantic places in Dublin to enjoy together with your partner! Starting at Fusilier’s Arch, follow step-by-step instructions, solve riddles and crack codes in order to unlock local stories about Dublin’s romantic landmarks and hidden gems.
Embark on a journey through the Emerald Isle with a day tour from Dublin to the Giant’s Causeway, Belfast, and the Dark Hedges and enjoy a day of Irish charm and breathtaking countryside scenery.
There’s no better way to see the Irish capital than by snapping up Dublin River Cruise tickets! Starting at Bachelors Walk in Dublin’s Docklands, you’ll float down the river and pass under the O’Connell Bridge, where the old Georgian Quaysides, including the 18th-century Custom House loom over the water.
They don’t call it the The National Wax Museum _PLUS_ for nothing. It’s not just wax figures who reside in this awesome Dublin attraction, there’s a whole day’s worth of stuff to discover. From the Science and Discovery Zone, to the Great Hall of celebs and musicians, to the Chambers of Horror, to the Wax Factor studio. Fancy immortalizing yourself with a song?
Venture into a renowned distillery where every visitor is greeted with a tantalizing taste of Dubliner Honeycomb Liquor. With spirits high, embark on a guided journey through Dublin’s most dynamic distillery and its lively surrounding neighborhood. Get lost in captivating stories that paint the vivid history of the distillery’s birth and the evolution of its setting.
Experience a smooth and stress-free journey between Dublin Airport T1 and Dublin City Centre with a convenient bus transfer.
Dublin might be the Fair City but when it comes to natural scenery, outside the Irish capital is where the magic happens.
Discover the multifaceted charm of Dublin with the City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour, which lets you see what you want to see, as and when you choose.
This exclusive experience offers a guided exploration of the exquisite whiskey range, showcasing the full spectrum of flavours that define Irish whiskey.
The Book of Kells was described in 11th-century archival records as ‘the most precious object in the western world’, and its cultural and historical value has only increased since then. Imagine being able to see it without fighting the crowds!
There’s way more to Dublin than fiddles and Guinness. The hop-on hop-off bus gives you access to an abundance of Irish gold over 24, 48 or 72 hours, with 25 stops, multilingual commentary, and special offers. See the best of Dublin in three days – including the National Museum and National Art Gallery, the Book of Kells in Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse and more.
Who better to hear the story of Ireland from than through the words of its greatest storytellers? Located right beside St. Stephen’s Green, the Museum of Literature Ireland is the perfect place to dig deep into Ireland’s rich literary history.
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