Dublin is located near the Gulf of Dublin, and is divided by the River Liffey, Dublin crescent-shaped, Ireland is a city can be easily explored on foot. Can move from this fact, during many of the tourist attractions in Dublin and you can enjoy a short stroll around the city center, including:
1. College Green
At the northern end of Grafton Street, you will find the college green, which is the main square with three sides. There are Bank of Ireland and is the former home of the Irish Parliament in the late 18th century. You will find the area's main attraction of the square at Trinity College, founded by Elizabeth I in 1592. He graduated from Trinity College, some students are well-known, including the author of Swift, Wilde and Beckett. Within these colleges there are also the old library, which is one of Ireland's national treasures, the Book of Kells, 800 AD.
2. Notre Dame Street
Notre Dame Street in the north, and west of the college green, you will find Temple Bar, an area that medieval narrow streets with cobblestone. There is the promotion of Dublin's Temple Bar as a cultural crossroads with entertainment in the evening the Orient.
You can enjoy watching the castle library, you will find a wide range of manuscripts and artifacts from all over the world, and when you move to the west and south-west of Dublin Castle, you will find two types of Protestant cathedral, a Church of Christ and the Church of St. Patrick.
3. Kildare Street
You can enjoy a short stroll through Nassau Street from Trinity College, until you reach the Kildare Street. There you can find the National Museum, "Admission is free." It is within the range of eras dating back to prehistoric gold and Viking Antiques. After the visit to this museum you can go to the National Library, which is also free entry to see the exhibition literature.
4. Merrion Square
In the northwest corner of Merrion Square, you will find the National Gallery of Ireland, which is free entry. And inside you'll find in a group of European art of the Group of Ireland. There is a garden in the box, which can also be the perfect spot for a picnic.
5. St Stephen's Green
The road leading south to the Kildare St. Stephen's Green. You can focus on the city park with flowers and statues deals in Ireland. On the east side of the park, you'll enjoy the green Newman House, which includes Georgia and luxurious interior. The tour guide at home is available from June to August at a cost of 4.3 million pounds.
6. O'Connell Street
O'Connell Street is located in the center of Dublin and O'Connell Bridge over the River Liffey. The bridge takes you to O'Connell Street decorated with statues of political leaders such as Daniel O'Connell, Charles Parnell, as well as a stainless steel needle as high as 400 feet, known as "Spike."
7. Parnell Square
North, Parnell Square to find a copy of Georgia and one of the distinctive historic theaters in the Gateway Ireland. You will also find the city of Dublin artistic pictures. And inside there is a group of Impressionist works of art and Italian.
8. Smithfield
Roads and tram takes you from O'Connell west toward Smithfield area, which includes the Old Jameson Distillery, where you can learn about whiskey and try to take some samples. And move away a little bit to the west, you will find Collins Barracks.
9. Phoenix Parks
From Collins Barracks, at a distance of half a mile to the west, stands at the entrance to the Phoenix Parks, which is one of the largest parks in urban areas in Europe. Inside the park, you can find the home garden, and deer -rsom enter the zoo in Dublin at a cost of 12, 9 £.
10. Kilmainham
The other is located in Kilmainham Phoenix Park, you'll find the outskirts of Kilmainham, which includes the Irish Museum of Modern Art exhibition, which is known for experimental fiction.
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