Best places: Historical landmarks in Dublin, Ireland

Expert guides tell the story of Jameson in a recreated distillery scene with tastings and dining.

One of the world's oldest theatres in sympathetically restored original space and church buildings.

👍👍 It's iconic, it's colourful, it's vibrant, it's loud, it's messy but there is only one Hill 16. If the dubs are playing it is something to behold in all of world sports but still exceptional on any big day. The facilities are a bit basic and you will be standing for a long time but worth the pain.

Refurbished 19th-century cast-iron span & city symbol, crossed by thousands of pedestrians daily.

Popular immersive & interactive attraction & tourist hub on the 1916 Easter Rising aftermath.

👍👍 Phil Lynott originally born in West Bromwich england but grew up in Dublin Ireland and always referred himself to be Irish and was extremely proud of it too. Singer, songwriter, bass player, producer and poet. Front man of Thin Lizzy. This wonderful life size sculpture is a must see for any Phil Lyn...

Sympathetic conversion of imposing church with cafe/bar and Irish restaurant surrounded by terraces.

😐 On the plus side Richmond Barracks is easily accessible located very close to the Goldenbridge Red Line LUAS stop. The staff are welcoming and extremely helpful, genuinely they could not do enough. On the downside there is very little to see. Approximately ninety five percent of the barracks were...

Basic rooms with free Wi-Fi above a traditional Irish pub with nightly live music and dancing.

Historic site, dating from 1204, with 2 museums, cafes and gardens, plus state rooms and a library.

👍👍 Lovely monument located in the roundabout at Áras An Uachtaráin. The Phoenix Park is a fantastic spot for a walk any time of year.

👍👍 Very famous GPO (General Post Office) in Dublin with rich history behind. This building played an important role in the 1916 rise and you still can see the bullet holes in the columns outside. As well the outside as the inside of this building show beautiful architecture. I also did particularly lik...

👍👍 The quite place next to the river with wonderful view, the place where people come to feed birds and they may come a few hundred of different ones to enjoy a meal. So lovely 😍!

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

👍👍 I would say this spot is at least five times as lamply as most others in the city.

👍👍 One of the historical monuments, free visit. Beautiful!

👍👍 Dublin's Medieval over ground presence is there, if you know where to look. If you buy into the believe that there is nothing there you not not correct. So much of Dublins Medieval structures still remain, you just need to know where they are and what they look like! Note the Dublin City Medieval wa...

👍 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

👍👍 Smallest museum in the world. Free, open 24/7. Don't wear high heels if you want to go inside. Six men worked inside it breathing compressed air digging up the bottom of the river Liffey to create Dublin Port. Devised by engineer Bindon Blood Stoney in the 18th century it was in use until 1959. Tota...

👍 Cool part of history but in essence just a guitar on the wall