Explore Europe Attractions
Discover iconic landmarks, historic sites, and incredible attractions across Europe.
Guinness Storehouse
A seven-floor visitor attraction at Dublin's historic Guinness brewery, ending with panoramic city views from the Gravity Bar.
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Dublin Castle
A former Norman stronghold turned seat of government, Dublin Castle blends Viking foundations with Georgian State Apartments in the heart of the city.
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Trinity College & Book of Kells
Ireland's oldest university, home to cobbled quads, the Long Room and the world-famous medieval Book of Kells.
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Ireland's largest cathedral, built on the spot where St. Patrick is said to have baptised converts, and the resting place of Jonathan Swift.
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Temple Bar
Dublin's cobbled cultural quarter, packed with galleries, markets, live music and some of the city's liveliest pubs.
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Christ Church Cathedral
Dublin's Viking-founded cathedral, home to Ireland's oldest surviving crypt and the tomb of the Norman lord Strongbow.
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Ha’penny Bridge
Dublin's much-photographed 1816 cast-iron footbridge over the River Liffey, named for its old half-penny toll.
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Phoenix Park
One of Europe's largest walled city parks, home to wild deer, Dublin Zoo and the President of Ireland's residence.
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Kilmainham Gaol
A former prison turned museum, closely tied to Ireland's fight for independence and the executions of the 1916 Easter Rising leaders.
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National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
Ireland's national archaeology collection, home to the Tara Brooch, Ardagh Chalice and preserved Iron Age bog bodies.
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St Stephen’s Green
A free, 22-acre Victorian park in the heart of Dublin, filled with statues, gardens and a lake, with roots stretching back to the 1660s.
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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
An award-winning digital museum in Dublin's Docklands telling the story of 10 million Irish emigrants across 20 interactive galleries.
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National Gallery of Ireland
Ireland's national art collection in Dublin, free to enter, spanning four connected wings and works by Caravaggio, Vermeer and Jack B. Yeats.
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Dublin Zoo
One of the world's oldest zoos, set in Dublin's Phoenix Park with over 400 animals across naturalistic habitats.
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Grafton Street
Dublin's premier pedestrianised shopping street, running from Trinity College to St Stephen's Green, famous for its shops and buskers.
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