Unlock the magic of Dublin

The capital's last great Georgian public building, and the headquarters of the Easter Rising in 1916.

An elegant icon of Dublin, the first pedestrian bridge to cross the Liffey.

A lively cultural and creative quarter on the south bank of the River Liffey.

Originally built to defend Norman Dublin, this handsome castle is now the city's historic heart.

Dublin's photogenic eldest cathedral has been a place of worship for nearly 1000 years.

Maintained in its original Victorian design, St Stephen's Green is a park beloved by locals.

O'Connell Street is the heart of Dublin's thoroughfare - with shopping, pubs, restaurants and historic landmarks, including the old post office.

Located on the eastern edge of the medieval city, this busy street takes its name from a large dam that was constructed here in the medieval period.

A grand Georgian garden square with serious literary pedigree.

The most popular shopping street in Dublin!

A masterpiece of the civic Georgian architecture for which Dublin is renowned.

Iconic black bronze statue of Molly and her cart of fish.

Victorian style red-bricked indoor market located at Dublin's city centre.

Learn more about the infamous Battle of the Boyne in a restored 18th-century house.

Located in County Meath, Newgrange is a prehistoric monument estimated to be over 5,000 years old.

This national park is the largest in the country, formed of towering peaks, sweeping valleys and glacial lakes.

Boasting an impressive 30m tower, this early Christian village is one of the most important monastic sites in Ireland.

Powerscourt Gardens is a stunning 47-acre garden first designed in the 1730s and one of the most beautiful estates in Ireland, and as you enter the gardens, the sheer scale of the landscape will amaze you.

A garden memorial that commemorates all the Irishman who gave their lives for Irish freedom in rebellions.

Having worked in the drinks business for 20+ years, Gareth has accumulated a wealth of knowledge regarding Ireland’s great whiskey heritage.

14 km of stunning sea cliffs, located at the southwestern edge of the Burren region.

Known as a gateway to the ancient sites on the Aran Islands, Doolin village is a natural beauty.

The Burren is a region of great environmental interest, showcasing limestone, lakes, and cliffs.

Over 800 metres of cliff edge paths and panoramic views.

Galway, a harbour city on Ireland’s west coast, sits where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean

Ireland's most prestigious university, retaining a tranquil collegiate atmosphere in the midst of the city.

Guinness is synonymous with Ireland, and the brewery's visitor centre is one of Dublin's most entertaining and interactive attractions.

An iconic canal bank, lovely to walk along.

Founded in 1191, it remains the National Cathedral of the Church of Ireland.

The longest river in Ireland.

It's an Irish whiskey distillery built by William Grant & Sons & officially opened in September 2014. It is the first new distillery constructed on a greenfield site in Ireland in over 100 years

Founded in 1757 is the oldest licensed distillery of its kind in Ireland.

Athlone is a historic town, located right in the centre of Ireland and built on the banks of the mighty River Shannon. Walking around feels like every building has a story, from the 12th-century castle to the 17th-century barracks & the 19th-century workhouse, a remnant from Famine-era Ireland.

Lough Ree (Irish: Loch Rí) is a lake in the midlands of Ireland, the second of the three major lakes on the River Shannon

Irish Whiskey Tasting

Ireland's most treasured medieval manuscript, dating back to the 9th century.

Wander through the endless rows of historical novels.

Today a branch of the Bank of Ireland, the old Irish Parliament buildings were a radical Neoclassical creation.

Ireland's largest church, built where St Patrick himself reputedly baptised local Celtic chieftains - and making Dublin a two-cathedral city.

A perfectly preserved library of the early Enlightenment.

A memorial to the 19th-century nationalist leader located in the heart of Dublin city.

These beautiful suburban towns line the southern coastline, and are home to many of Ireland's eminent celebrities.

A large 15th century tower house situated in County Clare.

A suburban coastal town in County Dublin, Ireland.

A popular heritage town.

A famous and huge swimming spot.

Road offering unmissable sea-views.

Explore the distinct architecture of Georgian Dublin.