Dublin

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Head to the capital of Ireland on the east coast for a stay with a change of scenery on the banks of the River Liffey. Choosing a hotel in Dublin close to the city centre guarantees you are near the main tourist sites. Discover the sublime St Patrick's Cathedral, built in 1191, and the sumptuous Dublin Castle, dating from the 13th century, while staying in a hotel that matches your wishes, so you can make the most of your holiday.

Between its many green spaces, the landscaped park of St Stephen's Green, the zoo and the National Museum, there is no doubt that the capital will amaze you. The city of a thousand and one colourful doors offers you the best of Irish heritage.

Don't hesitate any longer and book a hotel close to the city centre for an exceptional stay on Irish soil.

Your hotel in Dublin

Whether you have just a few days or longer to visit Dublin, the Fair City will win you over in many ways. Start with the south of Dublin and St Stephen's Green, the true green lung of the city. This English-style garden is an unmissable haven of peace with its small triumphal arch. Then head to the Gaiety Theatre, which is by far one of the best in the country, before stopping off on the very lively George Street. If you feel like it, Temple Bar is one of the places to discover, from both a cultural and a culinary point of view.

Continue your Irish journey towards Christ Church Cathedral, whose architecture is simply stunning. The oldest cathedral in the city, it deserves a visit both outside and inside, notably for its crypt, which will delight young and old alike.

Your journey can continue with a discovery of north Dublin and the grand avenue of O'Connell Street. It is impossible to miss the gigantic metal column: the "Dublin needle", or the Spire. And if you would like to add a touch of fantasy to your stay, why not sip a drink at the Church bar, which is none other than a church!

Finally, end with Dublin Castle, imposing and sumptuous. It remains a must and will appeal to lovers of history and legends, before you take a walk on the Howth peninsula for a moment of absolute relaxation. Trails are available, and some lead straight to the Howth Head lighthouse, which offers an incredible view of Dublin Bay. And to round off your stay, why not treat yourself to a few extra days in the town of Malahide, in County Fingal, whose park and castle are also well worth a detour.

How to get to Dublin?

While all roads lead to Rome, the plane remains the most suitable means of transport to reach Dublin. Located 11 km north of the capital, Dublin International Airport provides many connections and has two terminals to welcome as many travellers as possible.