Best places: Tourist attractions in Dublin, Ireland

👍👍 We absolutely loved it! The bus was lovely, the sweets and sandwiches were delicious, the tour was very interesting, we got to see a lot of the city while comfortably seated and drinking tea. We had the VIP seats in the front and it was totally worth it, the view was perfect. Anna was a wonderful ho...

Large area with naturalistic sections, formal gardens, an arboretum and a Victorian palm house.

Elegant, Lutyens-designed gardens dedicated to the 49,400 Irish soldiers who died during WWI.

Tours tell the story of a 1740s house carefully restored to grandeur after falling into disrepair.

👍👍 Went here for Friday prayer. There's two language for the sermon; Arabic and English. Outside was cold and inside was warm and comfortable enough. There's a small middle-east restaurant inside the area of the mosque. There's also a muslim community building besides the restaurant.

Victorian burial ground of many prominent Irish figures, plus a museum with interactive displays.

Wild deer, a zoo & a fort feature in this 708-hectare park known as 'Dublin's playground'.

City centre park with ornamental lake, waterfall, sculptures and a children's playground.

Ireland's biggest stadium and bastion for Gaelic sports hosting GAA events from April to September.

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

👍👍 It is very well maintained, organized and clean.

19th-century Catholic Carmelite church and cafe, hidden away from the nearby shopping bustle.

Tours below and above deck of a replica, 19th-century ship that took Irish emigrants to America.

Poignant, life-sized statues depicting starving people to commemorate Ireland's 19th-century famine.

Spirits manufacturer offering guided tours & whiskey tastings, food-pairing experiences & tea rooms.

The largest zoo in Ireland has African Plain, Fringes of the Arctic and Asian Forests exhibits.

Grand collection of European art spanning the 14th to the 21st-century, covering all major schools.

Large stadium with an unusual glass end used for international sports and occasional concerts.

Local archaeological finds from the Bronze Age, Vikings and medieval times with some Egyptian items.

👍👍 When you pick up your ticket to go into the Emigration Museum you are given a little card, which is described as your passport, that shows all the rooms that form the different exhibition rooms. In each room you can collect a stamp for that part of your "passport", which adds a fun element to your v...