The centre has information on everything you need to know about Dublin and Ireland. While waiting for your enquiry number to be called, the visitor can relax in Fionn McCools Sandwich Bar or enjoy a stroll around the souvenir and gift shops. The more inquisitive might want to explore the building for its historical details, such as the unfinished stone crests of Dublin, which can be found outside, or the welcoming motif above the original church door.

Dublin is an extremely walkable city, and the impressive architecture and the river make for a pleasant walk. You can reach virtually any tourist destination on-foot, from the shops of Grafton Street on the south to the famous O’Connell Street on the north. Stepping off the cobbled streets, a network of bridges, such as the Ha’penny Bridge, ferry you back and forth between the north and south sides of town. Explore the pubs of Temple Bar, walk the campus of Trinity College, and see the ancient Book of Kells. Should you prefer the emerald of green trees, grass and grounds, a venture farther west takes you to Phoenix Park or, if you prefer to stay closer to the city centre, there is St. Stephen’s Green on the south side.

What about the hotels of picturesque beauty? The Wingate Hibernian Hotel is a splendid red brick Victorian building, the beauty of which is reflected throughout the interior, hand painted murals, original oil paintings, stunning antiques & fresh flowers in abundance. The hotel is a paradise for comfort. Guests can enjoy the pleasures of the hotels drawing room, sun lounge & library for afternoon coffees to drinks in the evening.

Situated in Dublin City Centre, Brooks Hotel is a four-star designer/boutique hotel catering for guests who value difference and for whom ambience, décor and quality of service are important. Clontarf Castle is a luxurious haven tucked away in suburban Dublin, two miles from the heart of the city and just five miles from Dublin Airport. Situated in a quiet peaceful setting, Clontarf Castle Hotel steeped in Irish history and dating back to 1172 offers the guest all the charm and splendour of a unique and royal experience. The Ashling is a modern Dublin city centre hotel overlooking the River Liffey, and within walking distance of Heuston Station, the Guinness Brewery and the Phoenix Park.

All in all, your valuable life deserves to include blissful moments. To spend your summertime as good as gold, do not waste your time and get all the pleasure of Dublin.

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