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Rich in tradition and culture, Dublin city breaks have a rich blend of history, architectural beauty, wonderfully friendly locals and a great nightlife rolled into one fantastic holiday!

There is something for everyone in the Emerald Isle and short breaks in Dublin offer visitors a vibrant, cosmopolitan city easily explored on foot. Refreshments are always close by when walking through Dublin; why not pop into Bewleys, the famous coffee shop, or visit a traditional Irish pub for a drop of the black stuff? It is often said that Guinness tastes better in it's home city - take a weekend break in Dublin and find out if it's true!

Top Attractions in Dublin

Short breaks in Dublin would not be complete without a visit to the Dublin Writers Museum which houses a reserve of books, including rare and first editions and critical works. Trinity College, Ireland's oldest university is well worth a visit. Housing the Book of Kells, the University also owns some of the most important buildings in the city. Other attractions include Dublin Castle and the Guinness Storehouse.

Dublin Tourism

Dublin city breaks take much of their charm from the easily accessible nature of the city, so enjoy a stroll through the fashionable shopping area around Grafton Street before heading through the beautiful St. Stephen's Green park at the top of the Street. The city's cultural heart, Temple Bar is filled with street performers, quirky shops and a range of bars and eateries that are not to be missed on weekend breaks in Dublin.

Dublin Entertainment Guide

Entertainment is something that short breaks in Dublin can easily provide. Choose from theatre-land culture, traditional bars which provide regular live music like Buskers and the Ha'penny Bridge Inn.

If relaxation is what you're after, why not take an open top bus tour to see more of this wonderful city and rest your weary legs?