The first thing you will notice about Dublin is its people. Proud of their city, and proud of the struggles they have had to suffer to make it their own, they are welcoming and eager to share Dublin with others. Open a map and you will be inundated with offers of help to the place you are looking for.
Dublin is renowned for its Georgian architecture, famous writers and musicians. Dublin has recently become a popular place for weekend breaks because of its great shopping and diverse nightlife. The city has one of the best pub and club scenes in Europe. Pubs range from trendy modern cafe bars to older distinguished pubs with sumptuous Edwardian or Victorian interiors. Night time entertainment is a rich mix of international dining, word class theatre, rock concerts, jazz clubs and traditional music.
Dublin is home to much of Ireland's cultural heritage. Magnificent public buildings such as Trinity College, Leinster House, and the Bank of Ireland at College Green are not to be missed. The country's most richly decorated manuscript, "The Book of Kells" is on view in Trinity College. The Book contains the four gospels in Latin and is breathtakingly beautiful.
The city also has the advantage of having surprisingly rural and picturesque suburbs. Coastal towns like Howth and Killiney allow the visitor to get away from it all without venturing far from the city.
If you are looking for excitement, Dublin city is the place to be. If you are looking for a flight to Dublin or a cheap weekend getaway including flights and a hotel in Dublin then The Internet Traveller is the perfect place to arrange your trip.
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