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Friendly, arty, welcoming, beautiful, atmospheric. Check out our guide to the best places to stay in Ireland's capital city.
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Our detailed guide to Dublin’s best neighbourhoods is full of useful details about some of the best places to stay in Dublin, aimed at helping you choose the best part of Dublin to stay in, whether you’re visiting Dublin to see her historic sights, and beautifully mismatched architecture, or to experience her live music scene, or her cuisine, and her wonderfully warming pub atmosphere
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Situated just outside the city centre but with none of the hecticness usually associated with a central location. Portobello has a hip, laid-back vibe.
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The Hugh Lane gallery offers an exceptional collection of contemporary and modern Irish artworks. A must-visit for any art enthusiast.
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Dublin Castle dates back to the 13th century and sits right in the heart of the city. An impressive building functioning as both a tourist attraction and government complex. We've found 6 great stays close by...
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Croke Park is a multi-purpose events centre and a bit of a Dublin institution. Hosting mostly football and rugby fixtures but during the summer the venue also runs music concerts...
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From hearty (and delicious) local fare to high-end fine dining, Dublin is undoubtedly a destination that should be on every foodie's list.
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Dublin has a broad choice of accommodation when it comes to families with everything from luxury rural properties to central laid-backed inns.
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A renowned academic institution set around the lovely College Green, slap bang in the heart of the city. An ideal location for university visitors or those in search of a central stay.
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Set alongside the River Liffey, Temple Bar is a compact neighbourhood made up of picturesque 17th-century architecture and known for its cultural offerings, and it's nightlife...
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Dublin has a wide and varied collection of luxury hotels ranging from sleek contemporary properties to grand and traditional stays...
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Dublin offers something for everyone in terms of accommodation with value options ranging from boutiques to homely B&Bs.
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Dublin has an excellent choice of B&Bs ranging from grand traditional houses to chic boutiques and, of course, award-winning breakfasts.
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It says it in the name. The Creative Quarter is an area that runs from South William Street to George’s Street, and from Lower Stephen’s Street to Exchequer Street and it is filled with creative activity.
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Just on the other side of the River Liffey, North Dublin is a great choice for those in search of Dublin's historic and cultural sights.
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A peaceful and picturesque part of the city, yet just a short drive from the city centre. Think pretty parks and a great selection of restaurants and bars.
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An elegant Georgian square with leafy streets and impressive architecture. Ideally positioned for accessing the city's historical and cultural sights...
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Dublin's coastal regions offer a surprising array of landscapes; from the bustling Dublin Harbour just steps from the city centre along to the beautiful and rugged Howth cliffs.
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Just outside the city centre; smart, fast-paced and with a sultry mix of historical and contemporary architecture. A neighbourhood for both business and pleasure.
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