Trinity & the Medieval Heart
2.5 km · ~half day · Historic centre · 6 stops
- Trinity College
- Molly Malone
- Dublin Castle
- Christ Church
- Temple Bar
- Ha'penny Bridge
100 places · Michelin 2026, All The Food, Time Out, Google Top-5 · 5 routes · Luas & DART
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Tap a pin to see photos, rating and how to get there by metro. Turn on a route to follow the numbered path.
This interactive map of Dublin (Ireland) brings together 100 hand-picked places: 29 attractions, 36 restaurants, 16 cafés and 19 shops. It also includes 5 walking routes with their stops in order. For every place you get what it is, a practical tip and how to get there by public transport. It is free, works on your phone and needs no sign-up.
· Curated by the HOLASIM team · How we make the maps
Tap a route to see it drawn on the map, stop by stop.
2.5 km · ~half day · Historic centre · 6 stops
3 km · ~half day · Georgian southside · 6 stops
4 km · ~full day · The Liberties · 5 stops
3.5 km · ~half day · Docklands · 6 stops
6 km · ~full day · Howth (DART) · 5 stops
College Green · Centro
Ireland's oldest university and the Long Room — the most photogenic library on Earth.
Tip: Book the first online slot — at 9am you get the Long Room almost to yourself.
🚇 Trinity — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapSt James's Gate · The Liberties
Seven storeys of brewing legend, crowned by a pint at the 360° Gravity Bar.
Tip: Pour your own pint at the Guinness Academy — included with many tickets.
🚇 James's — Luas Red Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapDame Street · Centro
800 years of power plays — state apartments, a Viking undercroft and hidden gardens.
Tip: The Dubh Linn Garden behind it is free and blissfully crowd-free.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapSt Patrick's Close · The Liberties
Ireland's largest cathedral, where Jonathan Swift once ruled as dean.
Tip: Weekday choral evensong at 5:30pm is free and spine-tingling.
🚇 Bus 27/56A/77A — Patrick St
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapChristchurch Place · Centro
Medieval cathedral with a vast crypt — home to a mummified cat chasing a rat.
Tip: Take the belfry tour and ring the bells yourself.
🚇 Four Courts — Luas Red Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapLiffey · Temple Bar
The 1816 footbridge that once cost half a penny — now Dublin's signature photo.
Tip: Shoot it at dusk from the neighbouring Millennium Bridge.
🚇 Jervis — Luas Red Line
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on mapTemple Bar · Centro
Cobbled lanes, street art, galleries — and Ireland's highest pub-per-metre ratio.
Tip: By day it's galleries and markets — catch the Saturday book market on Temple Bar Square.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on mapGrafton Street · Sur
The Victorian park where all of Dublin lunches — swans, flowerbeds and 1916 history.
Tip: Spot the 1916 bullet holes on the Fusiliers' Arch.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapMerrion Square · Dublín georgiano
Rainbow Georgian doors and Oscar Wilde lounging on his rock, smirking at you.
Tip: On Sundays local artists hang their work for sale on the park railings.
🚇 Pearse — DART
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapMerrion Square West · Dublín georgiano
Caravaggio, Vermeer and Ireland's finest painters — all free.
Tip: Head straight for Caravaggio's 'Taking of Christ', lost for 200 years.
🚇 Pearse — DART
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapKildare Street · Dublín georgiano
Celtic gold, the Tara Brooch and the haunting 2,000-year-old bog bodies.
Tip: The bog bodies gallery fills with tour groups — see it first.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapCHQ Building · Docklands
The interactive museum of how 10 million Irish emigrants shaped the world.
Tip: Voted Europe's leading tourist attraction three years running — allow 2 hours.
🚇 George's Dock — Luas Red Line
Featured in: World Travel Awards
Show on mapBow Street · Smithfield
The original 1780 distillery, complete with comparative whiskey tasting.
Tip: The tasting pits Jameson against a Scotch and a bourbon — come curious.
🚇 Smithfield — Luas Red Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapInchicore Road · Kilmainham
The prison where Irish independence was forged — Dublin's most moving tour.
Tip: Sells out weeks ahead — book online the moment you know your dates.
🚇 Suir Road — Luas Red Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapParkgate Street · Oeste
Europe's largest enclosed city park, roamed by 600 wild fallow deer.
Tip: Rent a bike at the gate — the deer herds graze deep inside the park.
🚇 Museum — Luas Red Line
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on mapPhoenix Park · Oeste
One of the world's oldest zoos (1831), reimagined with open habitats.
Tip: Save the African savanna and elephants for a grand finale.
🚇 Museum — Luas Red Line + 15-min walk
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapO'Connell Street · Norte
The neoclassical post office where the Republic was proclaimed in 1916 — bullet scars and all.
Tip: Run your fingers over the portico columns — the 1916 bullet marks remain.
🚇 GPO — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapO'Connell Street · Norte
The 120-metre steel needle Dubliners cheekily call 'the stiletto in the ghetto'.
Tip: Its lit tip doubles as a night-time compass for the Northside.
🚇 GPO — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapDublin Castle Gardens · Centro
Manuscripts and treasures from Asia and the Middle East — locals' favourite free museum.
Tip: The rooftop garden has castle views and zero crowds.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Lonely Planet
Show on mapGlasnevin · Norte
Victorian glasshouses sheltering 15,000 species — free, 20 minutes from town.
Tip: A gate links straight into Glasnevin Cemetery — do both in one go.
🚇 Bus 9/83 from O'Connell St
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Show on mapFinglas Road · Glasnevin
The resting place of Parnell, Collins and De Valera — its tours are living history.
Tip: Climb the O'Connell Tower for a 360° view few tourists ever see.
🚇 Bus 9/83 from O'Connell St
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Show on mapJones' Road · Drumcondra
The 82,000-seat cathedral of hurling and Gaelic football — rooftop skyline tour included.
Tip: If there's a hurling match on, go — it's the world's fastest field sport.
🚇 Connolly — DART + 15-min walk
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Show on mapBalscadden Road · Howth
Cliffs, lighthouses and seals 25 minutes by train — Dublin's most viral day trip.
Tip: Loop to the Baily Lighthouse, then reward yourself with harbour fish and chips.
🚇 Howth — DART
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on mapGreat South Wall · Bahía de Dublín
A walk out to sea ending at the red lighthouse — Dublin's best-kept photo secret.
Tip: Go at low tide on a calm evening — the sunset skies are unreal.
🚇 Bus 1 + walk along the wall
Featured in: Instagram viral
Show on mapSuffolk Street · Centro
Ireland's most famous fishmonger, star of Dublin's unofficial anthem.
Tip: Hum a bar of 'Cockles and Mussels' and earn a local's grin.
🚇 Trinity — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on mapClonmel Street · Sur
Dublin's 'secret garden' — waterfall, rosarium and calm one block from the crowds.
Tip: Enter via Clonmel Street — most people walk right past it.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapHenrietta Street · Norte
From Georgian mansion to 100-person tenement — the museum that tells Dublin's real story.
Tip: Guided tours only, small groups — book ahead.
🚇 Dominick — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Irish Times
Show on map86 St Stephen's Green · Sur
Joyce, Beckett and 'Copy No. 1' of Ulysses in a Georgian mansion with a garden café.
Tip: The café's back garden is one of the calmest corners in town.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapSt Patrick's Close · The Liberties
Ireland's oldest public library (1707), untouched — reader cages included.
Tip: Ask to see the book with the 1916 bullet hole.
🚇 Bus 27/56A — Patrick St
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Show on map18-19 Parnell Square · Norte
Two Michelin stars in a Georgian basement — Ireland's hardest-to-book table.
Tip: The lunch menu is the 'affordable' route to two stars — book weeks out.
🚇 Parnell — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map21 Upper Merrion Street · Dublín georgiano
The French-Irish institution holding two Michelin stars for over 25 years.
Tip: The two-course lunch is the insider way in without breaking the bank.
🚇 Pearse — DART
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on mapFitzwilliam Hotel · St Stephen's Green
Andy McFadden's Michelin star overlooking the Green — surgically precise plates.
Tip: Request a window table — sunset over the Green is part of the tasting menu.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map78 Thomas Street · The Liberties
A Michelin star cooked over an open hearth in Dublin's most storied quarter.
Tip: The menu is family-style — bring a group and taste everything.
🚇 James's — Luas Red Line
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map111 South Circular Road · Portobello
A neighbourhood Michelin star — ferments, fire and Irish produce without the fuss.
Tip: No table? Its little-sister wine bar next door saves the night.
🚇 Bus 9/16/122 — Sth Circular Rd
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on mapD'Olier Street · Centro
Fire-driven cooking in a buzzy room — the city centre's most rock-and-roll star.
Tip: The counter facing the open kitchen is the best seat in the house.
🚇 Tara Street — DART
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map8 Sussex Terrace · Donnybrook
Newly starred for 2026 — neighbourhood dining raised to art by John and Sandy Wyer.
Tip: Post-star, tables vanish — book the moment the month opens.
🚇 Charlemont — Luas Green Line + 10-min walk
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map6 Aungier Street · Centro
Iberian plates with Irish produce — the tortilla has its own fan club.
Tip: Grab a counter seat, order the tortilla and presa ibérica, surrender.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map18 Merrion Row · Sur
Tiny, perfect Bib Gourmand — Italian-Irish cooking that never misses.
Tip: The early-evening pre-theatre menu is a proper steal.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map73-83 South Great George's Street · Centro
The contemporary Neapolitan slinger that put Dublin on the world pizza map.
Tip: Walk-ins move fast — arrive at 5:45pm sharp or join the list and grab a drink nearby.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: 50 Best Pizza
Show on mapNorseman Court · Stoneybatter
Hand-rolled Calabrian pasta in Dublin's hippest village — a well-earned Bib Gourmand.
Tip: Finish with a pint in a Stoneybatter pub — the perfect local combo.
🚇 Museum — Luas Red Line + 10-min walk
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map6 Upper Clanbrassil Street · Portobello
Charcoal grill and legendary hash browns — the Bib Gourmand local chefs love most.
Tip: The hash browns with sour cream are non-negotiable.
🚇 Bus 9/16 — Clanbrassil St
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on map26 Fenian Street · Dublín georgiano
Produce-first cooking and killer wines — the critics' current Dublin crush.
Tip: Let the sommelier drive the by-the-glass list — it's half the experience.
🚇 Pearse — DART
Featured in: Irish Times 2026
Show on mapSetanta Place · Centro
Bright room, sharing plates, modern-bistro energy — a fixture on every best-of list.
Tip: The sourdough with onion caramel butter deserves its own encore.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: McKennas' Guides
Show on map32 Camden Street Lower · Portobello
Everything kisses the fire — ribs, charred cabbage and Dublin's most famous roast chicken.
Tip: The whole chicken with butter bread 'serves two' — in theory.
🚇 Harcourt — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Time Out
Show on map12 Aston Quay · Centro
Northern-Thai barbecue on the Liffey — the opening that shook up 2025.
Tip: Order the laab plus anything off the charcoal grill — that's where the magic lives.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: All The Food 2026
Show on map3 Harry Street · Centro
Into the Michelin Guide three months after opening — Asian fusion with real signature.
Tip: Steps from Bruxelles pub — classic aperitif, trending dinner, perfect night.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Michelin 2026
Show on mapGrand Canal Dock · Docklands
Irish produce pushed to maximum flavour in one of the city's most electric rooms.
Tip: The opening snacks are tiny masterpieces — don't skip them to save room.
🚇 Grand Canal Dock — DART
Featured in: All The Food 2026
Show on map76 Aungier Street · Centro
Korean fried chicken and addictive sauces — Dublin's best-loved fast-casual.
Tip: Seoul Destroyer sandwich, extra pickles — the order of those in the know.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
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Show on map34 College Green · Centro
Aged steaks in a soaring 1860s banking hall — Dublin's most theatrical dinner.
Tip: The express lunch menu buys you the full grand hall at earthly prices.
🚇 Trinity — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Time Out
Show on mapThe Coombe · The Liberties
The gastropub critics call Ireland's finest, tucked into The Liberties.
Tip: The chicken pie for two is the talk of the town — order it as you sit down.
🚇 Bus 27/56A/77A — The Coombe
Featured in: Irish Times 2026
Show on map6 Queen Street · Smithfield
Sparkling-wine battered fish and chips plus natural wines — an absolute cult.
Tip: Few tables — book or arrive at opening and order whatever the blackboard says.
🚇 Smithfield — Luas Red Line
Featured in: McKennas' Guides
Show on map2 Werburgh Street · Centro
Fish and chips since 1913 — queuing beside Christ Church is part of the ritual.
Tip: Eat it from the paper on the street, cathedral in view — as intended.
🚇 Four Courts — Luas Red Line
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Show on map36 Wexford Street · Portobello
A business-card-sized menu and Ireland's best straight-up burger.
Tip: Order the fries half-and-half (shoestring + hand-cut) and end the debate.
🚇 Harcourt — Luas Green Line
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Show on map20-21 Temple Bar
Boxty pancakes, Guinness stew and grandma-style Irish cooking in Temple Bar.
Tip: The bacon-and-cabbage boxty is the national dish you didn't know you needed.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
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Show on map40 Lower Ormond Quay · Norte
Modern Irish cooking above a historic bookshop, gazing at the Ha'penny Bridge.
Tip: Request a window table and come early to browse the bookshop below.
🚇 Jervis — Luas Red Line
Featured in: McKennas' Guides
Show on map38 South Great George's Street · Centro
Dublin's OG Japanese — ramen, sushi and a room that's been packed for 30 years.
Tip: Head to the basement izakaya afterwards for sake and vinyl DJs.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map47-48 Temple Bar
The most photographed red pub on the planet, with live music all day long.
Tip: Priciest pints in Dublin — take the photo here, have round two at a local.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on map51 South Great George's Street · Centro
A 1766 Victorian pub of mirrors and mahogany — Bruce Springsteen's Guinness of choice.
Tip: Midweek afternoons win you the snug spot by the antique clock.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map15 South William Street · Centro
The writers' and artists' pub, famous for its ham-and-cheese toastie with a pint.
Tip: No music, no TVs — you come here to talk, as folks have for 60 years.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map9 South Anne Street · Centro
Untouched Victorian snugs and one of the best-poured pints in the city centre.
Tip: Head upstairs — it's the publican's old sitting room, armchairs and all.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map77 North King Street · Smithfield
'A drinking pub with a music problem' — live trad sessions every single night.
Tip: Arrive early and keep the musicians' corner hushed — it's a session, not a show.
🚇 Smithfield — Luas Red Line
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Show on map15 Merrion Row · Sur
The pub where The Dubliners got their start — trad music still rings out nightly.
Tip: The courtyard is the perfect plan B when inside is wall-to-wall.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map20 Lower Bridge Street · Centro
Ireland's oldest pub (1198) — eight centuries of pints, rebellions and tunes.
Tip: The cobbled entrance courtyard is pure 18th century — step in even just to look.
🚇 Four Courts — Luas Red Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map21 Fleet Street · Temple Bar
An 1823 Victorian pub, haunt of journalists and poets, with its own bottled whiskey.
Tip: Climb to the upstairs Whiskey Palace — hundreds of bottles, zero rush.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
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Show on map25 Wexford Street · Portobello
The live-music temple where P.S. I Love You was filmed — gigs every night.
Tip: Check the listings — Ed Sheeran and Hozier played here before the stadiums.
🚇 Harcourt — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on map32 Grand Canal Street Lower · Docklands
The roaster that launched Ireland's third wave — an essential coffee pilgrimage.
Tip: Order the daily espresso and ask what's roasting — they love the geek talk.
🚇 Grand Canal Dock — DART
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on map54 Middle Abbey Street · Norte
Competition-grade coffee by day, cocktails by night — the Northside's coolest brew bar.
Tip: Guest roasters rotate from all over Europe — ask what's in the grinder today.
🚇 Jervis — Luas Red Line
Featured in: HeyDublin 2025
Show on map50 South William Street · Centro
A specialty classic on Dublin's best people-watching street.
Tip: Snag a window bench — South William Street is pure urban catwalk.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on map31 Drury Street · Centro
Minimalist room, flawless flat whites and local art in the Creative Quarter.
Tip: The upstairs floor is one of the centre's best hideouts for laptop time.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on mapSouth Anne Street · Centro
Cult local mini-chain — serious espresso and service that makes your morning.
Tip: Their hot chocolate rivals the coffee — grey-day intel.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: HeyDublin 2025
Show on mapSmithfield Square · Smithfield
Irish barista champions pouring precision filters on Smithfield Square.
Tip: Perfect combo: a filter here, then the Jameson tour one block over.
🚇 Smithfield — Luas Red Line
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on map19 South Great George's Street · Centro
The Dublin specialty brand that grew from kiosk to cult without missing a beat.
Tip: The pistachio iced latte from all those reels? Yes, it's worth it.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on map5 Tara Street · Centro
A cosy brick-and-timber nook with one of the centre's best-loved brunches.
Tip: Beat the 10am weekend rush or queue with half the city.
🚇 Tara Street — DART
Featured in: HeyDublin 2025
Show on map74 Francis Street · The Liberties
The neighbourhood café that anchored the Liberties coffee scene — brunch and good vibes.
Tip: Perfect fuel before browsing Francis Street's antique shops on a Saturday.
🚇 Bus 27/77A — Francis St
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on map41 Pearse Street · Centro
The organic bakery whose cruffins and croissants draw premiere-night queues.
Tip: Weekend specials sell out by 11am — rise early or weep.
🚇 Pearse — DART
Featured in: TikTok viral
Show on mapFumbally Lane · The Liberties
A light-filled canteen of honest food and excellent coffee — Dublin 8's bohemian living room.
Tip: The Fumbally eggs are local legend; Wednesday dinners feel like a social club.
🚇 Bus 27/56A — New Street
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Show on map54a Pearse Street · Centro
The city centre's first micro-roastery, Docklands-born and beloved by those in the know.
Tip: Take home a bag of the monthly roast — a souvenir people actually want.
🚇 Pearse — DART
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on map39 Aungier Street · Centro
Championship latte art and a tight brunch menu — one of the city's most awarded cafés.
Tip: Try the banana-tahini toast with your flat white — unexpected, addictive.
🚇 Harcourt — Luas Green Line
Featured in: HeyDublin 2025
Show on map1 Meath Mart, Meath Street · The Liberties
Neighbourhood specialty in a former Meath Street butcher's — authentic Dublin in a cup.
Tip: The hot lunch sandwiches sell out — get there before one.
🚇 Bus 13/27 — Meath St
Featured in: HeyDublin 2025
Show on mapWolfe Tone Square · Norte
A restored 1902 tram turned café — the photo op and the flat white in one stop.
Tip: Sit inside the tram itself, not the terrace — that's the whole point.
🚇 Jervis — Luas Red Line
Featured in: Instagram viral
Show on mapRedmond's Hill · Centro
A filter-and-espresso lab firmly on the 2026 coffee-geek radar.
Tip: Order two origins on the same brew method and play spot-the-difference.
🚇 Harcourt — Luas Green Line
Featured in: MapMyBrew 2026
Show on mapGrafton Street · Centro
Dublin's golden pedestrian mile — flagships, buskers and pure retail energy.
Tip: Grafton buskers have gone global — stop and listen, you might catch the next Hozier.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Google Top-5
Show on map88-95 Grafton Street · Centro
Ireland's luxury department store — global designers plus premium Irish fashion.
Tip: Seek out the Irish designers' corner — Simone Rocha's roots are right here.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapSouth Great George's Street · Centro
The 1881 Victorian covered market — vintage, vinyl, jewellery and soulful stalls.
Tip: Perfect rainy-day plan — leave with a record and an antique ring.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
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Show on map59 South William Street · Centro
A 1774 Georgian mansion reborn as design boutiques, antiques and piano-soundtracked cafés.
Tip: Climb to the top floor — the jewellers' ateliers are the building's best secret.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
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Show on map11-13 Suffolk Street · Centro
Throws woven at Ireland's oldest mill (1723) plus a dangerously good food hall.
Tip: Top-floor café for shelter, mohair throw for the ultimate souvenir.
🚇 Trinity — Luas Green Line
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Show on map6 Nassau Street · Centro
The national showcase of Irish design — ceramics, Waterford crystal, wool and jewellery.
Tip: The upstairs café overlooks Trinity's cricket pitch — few people know.
🚇 Trinity — Luas Green Line
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Show on map10 Duke Street · Centro
First editions of Joyce, Yeats and Wilde — bibliophile heaven.
Tip: Ask to see the first-edition Ulysses — looking is free and spine-tingling.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
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Show on map56-58 Dawson Street · Centro
Bookselling since 1768 and name-checked in Ulysses — four floors of Irish literature.
Tip: The Irish-authors table by the door is the country's best reading list.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
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Show on map41 Drury Street · Centro
Impeccably curated Irish makers — jewellery, ceramics and textiles with a story.
Tip: The owners are jewellers — ask to see pieces made in the studio upstairs.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Time Out
Show on map27 Drury Street · Centro
Four floors of vintage, emerging designers and colour — Dublin's most joyful boutique.
Tip: The vintage basement is where treasures hide — dig guilt-free.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
Featured in: guía local
Show on mapHenry Street · Norte
The other great pedestrian drag — big chains, real prices, Dubliners' Dublin.
Tip: In December the Henry Street Christmas lights are a show of their own.
🚇 GPO — Luas Green Line
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Show on map12 Henry Street · Norte
Ireland's oldest department store (1843), freshly reinvented with a buzzy food hall.
Tip: The young Irish brands section is gift-shopping gold.
🚇 GPO — Luas Green Line
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Show on mapMoore Street · Norte
Dublin's oldest street market — fruit, flowers and the Dublin accent at full volume.
Tip: Go weekday mornings — it's living history, not a tourist postcard.
🚇 GPO — Luas Green Line
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Show on mapJervis Street · Norte
The Northside's indoor mall — British and Irish high-street chains under one roof.
Tip: Foolproof plan B when Irish weather does its thing.
🚇 Jervis — Luas Red Line
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Show on mapSmock Alley Court, Essex Street West · Temple Bar
A concept store of Irish linen, ceramics and local scents in Temple Bar's quiet end.
Tip: West Temple Bar is the calm, pretty end — come by day and gallery-hop.
🚇 Four Courts — Luas Red Line
Featured in: Time Out
Show on map113 Grafton Street · Centro
Aran island sweaters, knitted with stitches that once told family stories.
Tip: Choose merino if you'll actually wear it — far less itch than the classic wool.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
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Show on map96-99 Grafton Street · Centro
The 1869 jeweller where Dublin buys its real Claddagh rings.
Tip: How you wear a Claddagh signals your love life — ask before you slip it on.
🚇 Dawson — Luas Green Line
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Show on mapSt Stephen's Green West · Centro
The white-iron Victorian mall with a glass dome — even shopping here is photogenic.
Tip: Head to the top balcony for the clock-and-dome shot.
🚇 St Stephen's Green — Luas Green Line
Featured in: Instagram viral
Show on map22 Fownes Street · Temple Bar
Dublin Gen Z's favourite vintage store — 90s racks and kilo-sale treasure.
Tip: Follow them on TikTok — kilo sales and special drops are announced there.
🚇 Westmoreland — Luas Green Line
Featured in: TikTok viral
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