If you were to visit London, then one of the things you might be told to try is take tea at the Ritz. Those advising you would be right, for it is a fine tradition and a memorable experience. The down side is it’ll set you back £42 each and you’re off to Dublin! Do not despair because here you have coffee at Bewley’s, which is an equally fine national institution that costs a fraction of the price.
It’s a cliché and a stereotype, but just because it isn’t fair to say that Dublin is full of drunks, doesn’t mean that you yourself cannot go and get completely plastered. (Please note that 101Dublin does not in anyway condone excessive drinking on a regular basis. Just Weekends).
By far the best way to explore Dublin is to put on a pair of comfortable shoes and just set out with a good city map. The Dublin city-centre is of a comfortably modest size, meaning that the majority of the city’s highlights are within walking distance from one another.
You’ll be hard-pressed to enjoy a better night out at any other city than Dublin as it boasts a great tradition of reputable and stylish pubs. All right, so technically the word ‘craic’ isn’t a traditional Irish word since it was coined in the 1970s by changing the spelling of the English word ‘crack’.
Things To Do & Try in Dublin
Dublin is reputedly one of the most youthful cities in Europe, so it is no wonder that it boasts a vibrant nightlife. But this major European Capital City is not just a night spot. True, when one thinks of Dublin, one invariably thinks of pubs and Guinness... the city certainly lives up to its reputation! But there are myriad ways to be entertained in Dublin - look out for theatre and opera performances, comedy shows and much more. And don't forget to visit the Temple Bar district for a night out with a difference. If you are a music lover, music events in Dublin are plentiful. You can check out the festivals that take place during certain parts of the year. However, most pubs also offer some kind of musical entertainment. Fop sports enthusiasts, from horse racing to football to rugby and fishing, the sports enthusiast has a lot to look forward to in Dublin. Check out why Dublin is a top tourist hot spot destination...
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If you were to visit London, then one of the things you might be told to try is take tea at the Ritz. Those advising you would be right, for it is a fine tradition and a memorable experience. The down side is it’ll set you back £42 each and you’re off to Dublin! Do not despair because here you have coffee at Bewley’s, which is an equally...READ MORE
It’s a cliché and a stereotype, but just because it isn’t fair to say that Dublin is full of drunks, doesn’t mean that you yourself cannot go and get completely plastered. (Please note that 101Dublin does not in anyway condone excessive drinking on a regular basis. Just Weekends). READ MORE
By far the best way to explore Dublin is to put on a pair of comfortable shoes and just set out with a good city map. The Dublin city-centre is of a comfortably modest size, meaning that the majority of the city’s highlights are within walking distance from one another. READ MORE
You’ll be hard-pressed to enjoy a better night out at any other city than Dublin as it boasts a great tradition of reputable and stylish pubs. All right, so technically the word ‘craic’ isn’t a traditional Irish word since it was coined in the 1970s by changing the spelling of the English word ‘crack’. READ MORE
