Dublin city centre,
1.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
This part of the city has suffered from some not-too-sensitive modern building, but its ancient stones must be a highlight of any visit to Dublin
Dublin city centre,
2.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr 30min
A stroll along the north bank of the Liffey reveals grand buildings by an architect who endowed Dublin with many of its outstanding landmarks
Dublin city centre,
3
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs 30mins
One of the largest city parks in Europe offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown Dublin
Dublin city centre,
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hr
Dublin is in two minds about its Georgian golden age of architecture, and this walk explores some of the reasons why
South dublin,
2.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 0
Exploring Dublin’s museums plunges you back into the city’s glittering past, giving a deeper understanding of its fascinating heritage
Dublin city centre,
3
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
If a work of fiction can be said to be a paean to a city, it must be James Joyce’s Ulysses, following a day in the life of Leopold Bloom in Dublin
Dublin city centre,
3.5
miles
mi
| | 3hr
Many cities boast a strong and extensive literary heritage but few celebrate their home-grown wordsmiths with such fervour as Dublin
Dublin city centre,
4
miles
mi
| Easy | 0
Dublin is a city full to the brim with legendary pubs, and almost all of them have a story to tell
Dublin city centre,
3
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Ireland is a country that produces more than its fair share of tragic history, but the events of 1916–22 rank among the most unfortunate
Dublin city centre,
1.6
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
The River Liffey drew Norse and Danish raiders and settlers to this part of the world, and the heart of Viking Dublin lies beneath Wood Quay
Dublin city centre,
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
As it does in so many ways, Dublin punches well above its weight when it comes to music, and its musical legends leave a trail worth following
Dublin city centre,
3
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs 30mins
A generation ago, Dublin was an overwhelmingly white, Irish and Catholic city, but it has now become a much more cosmopolitan place
Dublin city centre,
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
Dublin is a great shopping city, with world-class designer outlets and art galleries
Glendalough, county wicklow, south of dublin,
3
miles
mi
| Easy | Half a day
The ruins of the monastic site founded by St Kevin at Glendalough in the 6th century occupy a lovely serene spot that richly rewards exploration
Dun laoghaire and dalkey,
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
The coastline south from the estuary of the River Liffey is Dublin’s own Riviera, complete with palm trees that flourish in the mild microclimate
Rathfarnham,
1.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Rathfarnham village is associated with an array of events, anecdotes and prominent Dublin figures, some of which are portrayed in this walk
Howth,
1.5
miles
mi
| Easy | 2hrs
Set on a headland overlooking Dublin Bay, Howth is a pretty coastal town with steeply sloping streets leading to a former fishing harbour
Dublin city centre,
2
miles
mi
| Easy | 3hrs
Irish whiskey and Irish stout are world famous, and the prowess of Ireland’s fighting men is the stuff of legends
Dublin city centre,
1
miles
mi
| Easy | 1hrs 30mins
This stroll along the waterfront reveals a rich vein of hidden history beneath the 21st-century veneer of Dublin’s rejuvenated docklands
