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Dublin-the wonderful capital of Ireland- has always stayed a favorite place of tourists. Located in the province of Leinster, the famous city has unique things that the tourists could view and do. The unique landmarks and surroundings by Wicklow Mountain literally invite one and all and for this, the tourists show their eagerness to take first flight to Dublin. As a listed city of globalization and world cities research network, Dublin has now acquired great importance on the world tourism map and as a global city, it enjoys alpha ranking. Right from 17^th century, the city has kept on expanding. With its status as a contemporary center for education, arts, administration, economy, and industry, it has flourished remarkably.

Let’s know about the wonderful tourists’ spots in the city, which would remain life-long memories even after the tourists get on flights from Dublin.

Take flight to Dublin to enjoy Must Visit Places and Things to do

1.      Dublin Castle- view and share a ride with history

Visiting this castle would certainly evoke memories of the past as it remained the headquarters of British in the early thirteenth century. In the year 1922, the same place functioned as the office of British administration and after independence it was handed over to the Irish government. The visitors take great delight in viewing history in this complex.

2.      Temple Bar- watch the exquisiteness of South Bank of River Liffey

This famous place has access to many important streets of Dublin, such as Dame Street in its Southern part, Westmoreland Street in its Eastern side, and Fishamble Street in its Western side.  The place is dotted with distinguished places, such as Temple Bar Pub, Oliver St. John Gogarty, and the Aud Dubliner. The visitor could visit all these important places and take the pleasure of watching history and heritage.

3.      Guinness Storehouse- watch the wonderful glass atrium

As the tourists step inside storehouse, its seven floors around its glass atrium fashioned Guinness get them the wonderful feeling that they have got back the true worth of tickets to Dublin. They get the introduction of beer’s basic ingredients, such as barley, hops, water, and yeast and know about brewery’s founder Arthur Guinness. It is more pleasurable to find the historical antecedents of Guinness advertising as that feature the interactive exhibits of responsible thinking. The seventh floor has in it the gravity bar with views of Dublin.

4.      Phoenix Park- view the largest recreational park

When the tourists step inside this recreational space that measures around 1750 acres, the gigantic shape of this simply takes them by surprise.  Situated at the north of River Liffey, the park is one of the biggest recreational spots in Europe. The huge areas of grasslands and tree-lined roads have stayed the living space of herd of wild fallow deer right from 17^th century. The spectacular sight literally stays etched in the memories of every traveler giving them the feeling that they have realized the true value for airfare for Dublin.

5.      Powerscourt Estate- great views of historic country estate and unique gardens

The big country estate is exactly a treat to the eyes of visitors with its landscaped gardens and imposing house. Spread luscious 17 acres, the 17^th century castle stands majestically on its ground with its renovated structure by German architect Richard Castles in the next century. The tourists are always fond of its Powercourts golf club, autograph collection hotel, and Avoca Handweavers restaurant.

6.      Dublin Zoo- The favorite of animal lovers

As the largest zoo in Ireland, it has stayed the best attraction for almost all the travelers. It is delightful for the visitors to watch the enormous contribution made the zoo authorities to conserve the lives of endangered flora and fauna. Spread on 69 acres, the spaces are divided into magnificent forest areas that nature lovers have the insatiable greed to visit.

7.      Irish Whiskey Museum- the place simply not found anywhere

This is the place, where the history of Irish whiskey is richly preserved, showcasing its roller coaster ride to fame and downfall. The place also uniquely stores the tale of revival of present types of Irish whiskeys as it is equally entertaining to go through the past records of its blends and types. The tourists take their own time reading the past culture of this grand Irish drink as it offers them amusement as well as gratification of curiosity.

8.      Christ Church Cathedral- unraveling history and heritage

While visiting Dublin, the tourists simply stumble upon this uniquely structured church, which has long stayed the space of Church of Ireland and Archbishop-ship of Dublin. The grand architecture of the heritage building takes the visitors in a joyride unfolding before them the antiquities of the past and great additions in the present times.

9.      Spire of Dublin- amazingly sculptured with inimitable structure

Designed by Ian Ritchie Architects, the Spire is masterly constructed that could literally be described the bridge between art and technology. The marvel in construction has eight hollow stainless steel cone sections, which is likened to any seven wonder of the world. The visitors take great joy in watching the greatly crafted design of the spire.

10.  Castletown House- watch the  grandeur of Palladian country house

The exquisite interiors of Castletown house springs surprises for one and all as it houses the mind-blowing interiors with great images. The eighty feet long gallery has unique images and paintings treasuring heritage of the past.

Get best deals on the airfare for Dublin at the Best time to Visit Dublin

The period between May to August is the best time to visit Dublin. The visitors find this summertime fairly pleasant as this is the time of festivals and events. The warm weather draws hordes of tourists from around the world. As this is the peak time, the visitors need to book their accommodations beforehand.

Weather

ü  The atmospheric heat stays the best in the months June, July, and August. During this period, the inflow of tourists remains the highest.

ü  January and February are the coldest months in Ireland and hence avoidable for any kind of excursion to Dublin.

ü  Weather is normally the best during May to September as the temperature stays really pleasant.