Dublin Travel Guide
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Guidebooks
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Fodor's Ireland 2013
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Ask any Dubliner what's happening and you may hear echoes of one of W. B. Yeats's most-quoted lines: "All changed, changed utterly." No matter that the decade-long "Celtic Tiger" boom era has been quickly followed by the Great Recession—for visitors Dublin remains one of Western Europe's most popular and delightful urban destinations. Whether or not you're out to enjoy the old or new Dublin, you'll find it a colossally entertaining city, all the more astonishing considering its intimate size.
Dublin Hotels
A reduction in demand for rooms means that Dublin's boom-time high rates have fallen somewhat but are still in line with the best hotels of any major European...read more
Dublin Restaurants
With the Irish food revolution long over and won, Dublin now has a city full of fabulous, hip, and suavely sophisticated restaurants. Award-winning Euro-toques...read more
Things To Do in Dublin
"In Dublin's fair city, where the girls are so pretty"—so...read more
Travel Deals in Dublin
- $1399 & up -- Dublin, Galway & More: 7-Nt. 5-City Trip w/Air Great Value Vacations
- $499 & up -- Transatlantic Cruises to Europe, Save $100 Norwegian Cruise Line
- $999 & up -- Ireland: Dublin Hotel & B&B Package w/Air & Car — $999 Europe Express
- $1119 & up -- Ireland: 4-City Guided Tour, 6-Nt. Vacation — $1,119 Sceptre Tours
- $1183 & up -- Dublin & Killarney 6-Nt. Trip by Rail w/Air — $1,183 Sceptre Tours
Dublin Experiences
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Georgian Elegance: Dublin's signature architectural style makes its most triumphant showing in Merrion, Fitzwilliam, Mountjoy, and Parnell squares... Read more
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Until AD 500, Dublin was little more than a crossroads—albeit a critical one—for four of the main thoroughfares that traversed the... Read more
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Clarenbridge oysters, Carlingford Lough mussels, Ballina wild smoked salmon, Donegal crab—the menus of the top restaurants in Dublin are... Read more
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Dawson Street. Just east of Grafton Street between Nassau Street to the north and St. Stephen's Green to the south, Dawson Street is the city's... Read more
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The success of shops like Costume and Dolls has given young Irish designers the confidence to produce more original and impressive work. One... Read more
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The most appealing thing about Dublin isn't the sights, or even the great pubs and restaurants. It's the people—the citizens, the Dubs... Read more
News & Features
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Hotels, News
Mixing modern design with a rustic Irish charm (no, really), The Marker is Dublin's hottest new hotel, ... Read more
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Arts & Culture, Events
If you can survive St.... Read more
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Travel Tips, Trip Ideas
The Euro goes a long way in Dublin, which makes splurging even more special and saving even easier.... Read more
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