How could you not love Dublin? It’s walkable, full of history and quite possibly one of the greatest places to have a pint in the world.
I was in Ireland back in September to travel the Wild Atlantic Way up in County Donegal. Seeing as Dublin was my gateway city, I knew I had to finagle a couple of extra days to join a 1916 Easter Rising walking tour and have a pint or two (or three or four) before I went home.
Looking down off Grafton Street in Dublin.
Mickey and Marilyn Monroe morph into one.
Pedestrians walking into Saint Stephen’s Green.
Inside Saint Stephen’s Green.
Looking over the River Liffey.
Heading into Trinity College.
Now in the city center where much of the fighting during the 1916 Easter Rising took place.
Pedestrians and double-decker buses in Dublin city center.
Visiting Dublin Castle.
Dublin’s Georgian Mile featuring the largest consecutive collection of buildings with Georgian architecture.
Inside the Constitution Room at the Shelbourne Hotel where the Irish Constitution was created by Michael Collins and his fellow revolutionaries.
A canal cutting through Dublin.
Disclaimer: I traveled to Ireland as a guest of Failte Ireland. As always, all opinions are my own.
