Dublin City Centre

Don't miss visiting the Guinness Storehouse, one of Ireland's top tourist spots, but with good reason! It's a tribute to Guinness beer's history and culture, spanning from its humble origins to global triumph. Explore seven floors of this iconic building, discover the brewing process, and pour your own perfect pint. Enjoy it at the Gravity Bar with stunning Dublin views. Try the Stoutie, where you can snap a selfie to be printed on the foam of your Guinness.

If you're looking for a unique experience in Dublin, head to Phoenix Park - home to the majestic wild deer in their natural habitat. As Europe's largest enclosed public park, it spans 700 hectares, once a royal hunting ground. Escape the city's hustle to enjoy tranquil trails, cycling, and the scenic Zoological Gardens. Renting a bike is a great way to explore, and don't miss the iconic Hole in the Wall Pub, Europe's longest pub.

Trinity College Dublin is a must-visit in the city, steeped in history across its 47-acre campus with leafy squares and cobbled paths. The Library, a haven for book lovers and history enthusiasts, houses the famous Book of Kells, a breathtaking manuscript by Irish monks over a millennium ago. The Long Room, with vaulted ceilings and oak bookcases, holds over 200,000 ancient books and is said to have inspired the Harry Potter films.

The restaurant Note, on Fenian Street, is an outstanding wine bar and small plate venue with a chic interior design. The menu, vibrant and seasonal, accompanies a meticulously curated wine selection. Whether opting for a relaxed evening with snacks or indulging in a three-course meal, Note offers elevated cuisine comparable to London, Amsterdam, or Paris. For a budget-friendly experience, seize the opportunity for a sophisticated Sunday lunch featuring a three-course set menu at €35.