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Dublin tourist guide - hotels and services

Dublin is city which is well-known worldwide for its vibrancy, laid-back nature and plenty of attractions for visitors. The city's past can be absorbed all around in the many museums and churches. There is an abundance of traditional Irish pubs and bars, where the renowned Guinness can be sampled together with some of the nation's typical charm.

You can find Phoenix Park, which is situated away from the bustle of Dublin yet still within the centre of the city. The city park is one of the largest on the globe. This is an ideal spot to head for during the summertime. The park boasts colourful and extensive gardens and numerous sports opportunities such as football, motor-racing and cricket.

Just outside Dublin, there is also much to see, from the beaches at Howth and Bray, to idyllic harbours, gorgeous woodland and a number of fine ancient castles and historic houses.

Star attractions in the city of Dublin include the Olympia Theatre, which is the oldest theatre in Dublin. The theatre is positioned near Dublin Castle and for those who appreciate performing arts, it is a must-see. Another attraction that should not be missed when visiting Dublin is the Dublinia Exhibition, which in 2002 was voted the European Museum of the Year. There are plenty of galleries and museums in Dublin, with the National Gallery and the National Museum ranking as the finest.

The Temple Bar district can be found near the River Liffey and is the city's pulsating nightlife area. Here you can spend at least one evening at one of the hundreds of restaurants, cafés or pubs.

Hotels in Dublin

Dublin is the Irish capital and an incredibly popular vacation destination throughout the year. The city has a pleasant, pedestrianised centre and offers a wide range of accommodation establishments. Some of the quality hotel establishments can be found near the port in North Dublin, but most of the lodging options are situated within the area of the city centre.

The four-star rated Contarf Castle Hotel can be found in North Dublin and enjoys one of the best reputations in the city, while located nearby the port at Sir John Rogersons Quay, you will find The Ferryman, which is a less expensive, two-star rated establishment. The three-star rated Hotel Isaacs, which is situated in downtown Dublin, is a very popular hotel, offering reasonable rates.