Dublin 4 Day Itinerary
Dublin 4-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Explore Dublin City Center
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Morning: Start your day with a hearty Irish breakfast at Cafe du Paris, located in the city center.
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Afternoon: Visit Trinity College Dublin, one of Ireland’s oldest and most prestigious universities. Don’t forget to see the Book of Kells!
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Evening: Stroll around Temple Bar area, famous for its vibrant pubs and live traditional Irish music. Grab dinner at The Brazen Head, Ireland’s oldest pub.
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Transportation: Dublin Bus (bus no. 15, 40, 123) and Luas (Green Line) are convenient ways to navigate the city.
Day 2: Museums & Phoenix Park
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Morning: Have breakfast at Queen of Tarts, a charming café in the Powerscourt Townhouse Center.
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Afternoon: Visit the National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology and Decorative Arts & History museums located on Kildare Street. Then, head to Phoenix Park, home to Dublin Zoo and the Dublin residence of the President of Ireland.
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Evening: Dine at The Winding Stair, offering stunning views of the city while enjoying delicious Irish cuisine.
Day 3: Northside Exploration
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Morning: Have breakfast at Bread Ahead Dublin in the creative quarter of Dublin 7.
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Afternoon: Visit the National Botanic Gardens, followed by a tour of the historic area of Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum of Funeral History.
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Evening: Dine at O’Reilly’s on the Hill, which offers panoramic views of Dublin.
Day 4: Tours & Shopping
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Morning: Take a Guinness Storehouse tour to learn about Ireland’s most famous beer and enjoy a pint with a view!
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Afternoon: Head to Grafton Street for shopping, with a stop at St. Stephen’s Green for some relaxation. Don’t forget to try some Irish sweets from Murphy’s Ice Cream.
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Evening: Farewell dinner at Patrick Guilbaud, Ireland’s only two-star Michelin restaurant.
Things to Know:
- Dubliners are friendly and love a good chat, don’t hesitate to strike up a conversation!
- Cash is still used in many places, but cards are widely accepted too.
- Irish weather can be unpredictable, so pack layers for your trip.
- Public restrooms often require a small fee (50 cents to €1).
- Taxis are relatively affordable and easily found around the city.