Though perhaps not the grandest or most beautiful city in Europe, Dublin has a fascinating history and culture which make it one of the world's most intriguing cultural capitals.
Dublin has a population of nearly 2 million people and many, many cultural offerings for everyone.
Dublin is split into two halves by the River Liffey. On the southside of the river, you'll be able to find some of the most important sights such as museums, churches, castles and other public buildings. Located at College Green is the Bank of Ireland, and then there's Trinity College, Ireland's oldest university. In Meeting House Square, there are lots of crafts and food markets on the weekends. Henry Street, located in the city center on the northern side of the river, is a great place for shopping. South of the Liffey river is the Temple Bar, home to the largest group of pubs, restaurants and clubs in the city.

Bob's, Busker's, Fitzsimon's and Farrington's are some of the most exciting and well known bars in all of Dublin! Most visited by tourists the world over is Farrington's, sure be sure to drop by and have a drink while you're in Dublin. At the pubs, you won't find fancy food, but you will find food that's simple and very
tasty. Try a famous Irish beer such as Guinness!

A city full of relaxing parks, notable pubs and wonderful shopping districts, Dublin is a place with something for everyone. Best of all, the locals are friendly and welcoming towards foreigners, making it nearly impossible to leave Dublin without having made at least one new friend!