Best places: Historical landmarks in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland

👍👍 I'm sure this village is beautiful in its own right but Disney have raised the bar in quaintness. Over the top on everything thing as Disney does best. Have fun filming there and don't forget to come back and visit.

👍👍 Great place. If you go during opening hours you have amazing view,ice cream,toilets

Costumed guides bring stories of the city's past vividly to life in this historic museum.

👍👍 Very nice view of the city. Perfect if you are driving and looking for a romantic spot for nice views or want to go for a mild hike, perfect for summers. ⚠️ The roads can be a bit tight to drive on so for first timers or foreigners drive with caution

👍👍 A fantastic view to enjoy and relaxing point! If you a great fan for fishing, this is the place

Brick fireplaces and cosy alcoves give a cosy feel to this large gastropub dating back to 1728.

👍👍 Absolutely wonderful walk. Any age should be able to manage the walk although it is steep (nothing crazy). Even on the foggiest days it is still worth heading up. The Cairn is well preserved, just beyond that is a very interesting cluster of large rocks with a cross inscribed (believed to be from t...

Oscar Wilde's restored childhood home, known for its Georgian architecture & period furnishings.

👍 The park was pretty, the waterfall is fake lol, so it doesn’t have to be on when you arrive. Not really special, but nice piece of greenery and it’s not too crowded. 4/5

👍👍 Very impressive portal tomb, a hidden gem of South Dublin. Well maintained, and the area has recently been cleared of brambles etc and now in wide open clearing, a stones throw from the riverbed. I visited in December so the river was in full flow, stepping stones or wading were not an option. Inst...

👍👍 This is the original entrance to Rathfarnham Castle. A structure that was rightly preserved. Do the tour of Rathfarnham Castle, it is very interesting.

👍👍 Stopping on my bike journey for some nice shots. Perfect day in Dublin

👍👍 Dalkey island is great. Ken the ferryman brought 2 adults plus child over and back for 20 euro. It was probably the lowest tide of the year and in trip to and from the island ken went a bit out of his way and brought us along the whole lenght of the island chain. There must have been over 100 seal...

👍👍 Beautiful cemetery, it says people are not allowed to enter due to " dangerous ruins " what a laugh, you can easily climb over the walls . One thing I found strange was that the tombstones are all facing west unlike the usual tradition to face east towards the riding sun . Also I had thought it woul...

👍 Great beach for walks. You need to be careful to visit when tides are low to get good use of it Bring wellies or waterproof boots, even on Summer day there will be quite deep pools of water. Beach can be accessed via pedestrian bridges at Blackrock and Booterstown, and near Martello Tower at Willia...

👍👍 The term dolmen means stone table coming from the Breton words dual (table) and maen (stone). They were used to commemorate the dead and also may have acted as centres for various ceremonies in the area. The tablestone weighs about twelve tons and the cromlech is made entirely of granite. Underneat...

👍👍 Dating from 1727, it's an impressive structure when you stand close to it, far better than any Photograph can portray. Access seems to be in Summer months only. Lots more Information and Drawings of it (over the almost 200 years of its existence) on Historical Stillorgan's BookFace Page.