If you are thinking about traveling to Dublin, rest assured that there is plenty to see and do in the city of James Joyce. There are innumerable attractions and points of interest, tons of fun events, and many other possibilities.
A great option is the Dublin Pass, giving lots of features in one major value package. It includes free access to more than 30 of the top attractions in Dublin, over 25 special offers for tours, shopping, eating, and entertainment, and free airport transfer to Dublin via Aircoach.
Many hop-on-hop-off bus tours are organized in Dublin, enabling one to discover more of the city. You can reach the coastal villages within 20 minutes by coach. You can also tour the city on your own with the iWalk in mp3 format. A great option is the Rock & Stroll self-guided tour, which covers all the important sites associated with the city’s world-known musicians.
You can visit one or more of the historical castles in Dublin city or the greater area. You should know that Ireland is synonymous with castles. The ancient fortifications will delight you.
Dublin has a rich and fascinating history, which you can learn by visiting some of the city’s museums and galleries. The city also has splendid architecture, especially the so-called Georgian style. These buildings can be seen alongside the slender streets of Merrion and around Fitzwilliam Square.
In the evening you can sample a delectable Dublin dish or try some local brews, like the preeminent Guinness. You can also visit a nightclub.
Major events in July 2006 in Dublin include the Anna Livia Opera Fringe Festival 2006, Howth Peninsula Festival 2006, Children’s Workshop at the Dublin Writers Museum, and Diversions - Circus Season.
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