Emma's Guidebook
Traditional music and drinks
There is traditional Irish music played here every night and also serves a great Guinness
296 locals recommend
The Cobblestone
77 King St NThere is traditional Irish music played here every night and also serves a great Guinness
John Kavanagh The Gravediggers
1 Prospect SquareKnown to have some of the best Guinness in Dublin
Sightseeing
Great costal walk along the sea. I would recommend getting the Dart (train) to Bray and do the walk to Greystones getting lunch in one of the fabulous places there and then get the Dart back to the city centre
32 locals recommend
Bray To Greystones Walk
Bray-Greystones Cliff walkGreat costal walk along the sea. I would recommend getting the Dart (train) to Bray and do the walk to Greystones getting lunch in one of the fabulous places there and then get the Dart back to the city centre
Very scenic cliff walk. Great place to get fish and chips after. I would definitely recommend Beshoff Bros Howth for a great lunch.
42 locals recommend
Howth Cliff Walk (Green Route)
Very scenic cliff walk. Great place to get fish and chips after. I would definitely recommend Beshoff Bros Howth for a great lunch.
Beautiful gardens to stroll around on a nice day. They also have a small cafe there which you can grab a coffee from
79 locals recommend
National Botanic Gardens
Beautiful gardens to stroll around on a nice day. They also have a small cafe there which you can grab a coffee from
You’ll not miss this when your walking into the city. One of the landmarks of the city centre
143 locals recommend
The Spire
O'Connell Street UpperYou’ll not miss this when your walking into the city. One of the landmarks of the city centre
Biggest enclosed park within any European capital city. You can rent bikes at the main entrance from park gate street to get around this huge park. It is also home to Dublin Zoo. You’ll come across some of the deer in the park which are generally in groups together.
1242 locals recommend
Phoenix Park
Biggest enclosed park within any European capital city. You can rent bikes at the main entrance from park gate street to get around this huge park. It is also home to Dublin Zoo. You’ll come across some of the deer in the park which are generally in groups together.
Food scene
Great crepes both sweet and savoury nearby. They also do great coffee and croissants 🥐
17 locals recommend
Le Petit Breton Artisan Crêperie
1A Drumcondra Rd LowerGreat crepes both sweet and savoury nearby. They also do great coffee and croissants 🥐
Sheehan's
17 Chatham StGood Irish food with a lovely atmosphere
Traveler advice
Getting around
Travel card
You can buy a leap card in the local shop that cost 5€. You can add money on through an app or in any local shop. You can use this to travel on the public transport in Dublin.