After arriving and checking into your accommodation, ease into Danish time with a relaxed walk and coffee at Democratic Coffee near the courthouse, famous for its pastries and strong brew. Then wander through the nearby cobbled streets to explore the tranquil Christianshavn canals, popping into a waterside cafe for brunch and enjoying views of the colorful canal houses and houseboats as you acclimate to Copenhagen's pace.
Stroll through the leafy paths of King's Garden (Kongens Have) and admire Rosenborg Castle from the outside before ducking into the cozy Torvehallerne food market to sample open-faced smørrebrød, local cheeses, and a craft soda or beer. Finish with a gentle canal cruise departing from Nyhavn Marina-it's a relaxed way to see the city's waterfront architecture and plan evening dinner options while settling into Danish time.
As twilight falls, wander toward Strøget for some people-watching and window shopping, then duck into the atmospheric Glyptoteket Café courtyard for a light dinner surrounded by sculpture and glass-perfect for easing jet lag. Afterward, soak up local nightlife with a craft cocktail at the cozy, low-key Ruby bar or, if you prefer live tunes, head to Jazzhus Montmartre for an intimate late-evening set before returning to your accommodation.
Begin with a hearty Danish breakfast at Meyers Bageri-try a kardemommebolle and a strong coffee-then walk to the nearby The Round Tower (Rundetaarn) to ascend its gentle spiral ramp for panoramic views of the old city. Afterward, explore the historic Trinitatis Church and follow the cobbled lanes over to Strandgade in Christianshavn to browse independent galleries and stop for a mid-morning pastry at La Banchina, a waterfront micro-café known for its seasonal, wood-fired treats.
After a morning of towers and canals, wander east to the lively Nyhavn waterfront for people-watching and lunch at Hyttefadet, where fresh herring and hearty Danish fare pair perfectly with a cold local beer. Then head up the nearby pedestrian-only Kongens Nytorv to browse designer boutiques on Gammel Torv, pop into the light-filled Royal Danish Theatre courtyard for photos, and finish with a leisurely pedal along the harbor on a rented bike from Donkey Republic to soak up the city's vibrant harborfront atmosphere before an early evening coffee.
As dusk falls, head to Tivoli Gardens to enjoy its fairground lights, live street performers, and a relaxed ride on the historic wooden roller coaster, then settle in for dinner at the park's refined Nimb Brasserie for modern Nordic dishes and terrace views. Afterward, take a short walk to the nearby Castle Bridge (Slotsholmen) area for an after-dinner stroll along the water, finishing the night with craft beers or a Danish aquavit tasting at the intimate Mikkeller Bar in Vesterbro before returning to your hotel.
Start your morning with a contemplative stroll through the luminous galleries of Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, where ancient sculpture and Impressionist paintings set a serene tone, then cross the street for a light Danish brunch at the museum's Glyptotekets Café. After coffee, head to the innovative Designmuseum Danmark to explore Danish furniture and industrial design, finishing with a guided short tour of the museum's highlights and a browse in its well-curated shop for a design-forward souvenir.
After a morning of sculpture and design, wander toward the historic meatpacking district to explore contemporary Danish food culture with a long, relaxed lunch at Høkerboderne-sample seasonal small plates and craft beers at outdoor communal tables-then browse the artisan stalls and independent galleries nearby. Follow up with a guided tasting at The Aamann's Smørrebrød Workshop to learn about modern takes on open-faced sandwiches, then stroll the graffiti-lined lanes of Kødbyen to catch pop-up art, specialty coffee at Prolog Coffee Bar, and the lively pre-evening atmosphere before heading to Tivoli for the night.
As twilight deepens, head to The Standard's Almanak for a refined Nordic tasting menu with harbor views, then walk along the waterfront to the lively Paper Island (Papirøen) food market's successor pop-ups for casual bites and local craft beers in a festival-like atmosphere. Finish the night with live folk or contemporary music at Vega in Vesterbro-its intimate rooms and late sets make for a memorable, local-music end to a day of museums and culinary discoveries.
After arriving and checking in, ease into Ireland with a hearty brunch at Brother Hubbard on Capel Street for warm Irish soda bread and locally roasted coffee, then wander the nearby laneways to spot street art and independent boutiques. Follow this with a gentle riverside stroll along the Royal Canal Greenway toward Phibsborough, pausing at Mulligan's for a mid-morning pint or a tasting of Irish cheeses-perfect for stretching your legs and getting a first taste of Dublin life while adjusting from travel.
After a morning brunch and riverside stroll, continue settling into Dublin with a relaxed exploration of St. Stephen's Green, where you can sit by the pond and watch local life unfold, then cross over to the elegant shopping arcades of Grafton Street to soak up street music and pop into independent shops and bookstores. Finish the afternoon with a visit to the nearby Little Museum of Dublin for a compact, lively introduction to the city's 20th-century story and a pint at the historic The Stag's Head to compare notes and plan your evening.
As evening settles, head to The Church Café, Late Bar & Restaurant for dinner inside a beautifully restored 18th-century church where lively local music often accompanies hearty Irish dishes. Afterward, take a short walk to Ha'penny Bridge to watch the River Liffey glow at night, then finish with a nightcap and traditional live session at O'Donoghue's Pub, easing into Dublin's convivial nightlife while reflecting on your travel day.
Start your morning with a guided walking tour from Custom House Quay, following the River Liffey toward the striking EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum for an interactive deep-dive into Irish stories and diaspora. After the museum, take a short cab or Luas ride to Marsh's Library to browse centuries-old volumes in an atmospheric room, then pause for a mid-morning coffee and fresh scone at the historic Queen of Tarts before continuing your city's exploration.
After a morning at EPIC and Marsh's Library, head west to the bustling Georgian quarter for a relaxed lunch at The Winding Stair, overlooking the Liffey, followed by a contemplative visit to Christ Church Cathedral to admire its medieval crypt and stained glass. Continue with a guided tour of Kilmainham Gaol to connect with Ireland's modern history, then unwind with a pint and traditional music at The Cobblestone in Smithfield for an authentic local evening atmosphere.
As dusk falls, wander to the atmospheric Powerscourt Townhouse Centre for boutique shopping and a pre-dinner aperitif in its glass-roofed atrium, then continue to The Legal Eagle for a modern Irish gastropub dinner featuring seasonal small plates. Afterward, stroll through the lantern-lit streets to catch late-night contemporary Irish theatre or comedy at The Lir Academy, finishing with a relaxed whiskey flight at the intimate Teeling Whiskey Distillery tasting bar to reflect on the day's discoveries.
Drive south from Dublin and begin with a brisk coastal walk along Bray Promenade, then hop on the cliff path toward Greystones Harbour for sea-spray views and a coffee at Hammond Lane Café. Continue inland to the serene gardens and woodland trails of Powerscourt Estate, where you can stroll past the elegant house, visit the terraced Japanese gardens, and marvel at the waterfall before a mid-morning tea in the estate tearoom.
After a morning at Powerscourt Estate, drive deeper into Wicklow to explore the peaceful Glencree valley with a stop at Glencree Visitor Centre for a short heritage walk and exhibits on the area's wartime history, then continue to the scenic and lesser-known Powerscourt Waterfall for riverside paths and picnic spots. Finish the afternoon with a coastal detour to the charming fishing village of Greystones Harbour-browse independent shops, enjoy fresh seafood at The Harbour Bar, and, time permitting, stroll the sunlit pier to watch local angling and boats heading out to sea.
As the day winds down, head to the elegant seaside village of Kilcoole for a gentle sunset walk along Killincarrig Beach, then sip a warming hot chocolate or coastal ale at the cozy The Strand Bar & Bistro while watching fishing boats drift home. Afterward, drive to the nearby historic harbor village of Bray and catch live traditional music and hearty pub fare at The Harbour Bar, letting the lively tunes and local conversation round out a day of gardens, cliffs, and coastal charm.
Leave Dublin behind and head west along the N4/N5, stopping for a hearty breakfast and artisan coffee at The Olive Tree Café in Athlone before taking a short riverside walk along the River Shannon to stretch your legs. Continue through rolling countryside to the charming market town of Ballinasloe-browse the Saturday stalls or antique shops, then detour to the limestone terraces and panoramic overlooks at Loughrea Heritage Park for a gentle hike and early views toward Galway as you approach the Atlantic coast.
Continue westward with a leisurely stop in Woodford, where you can stretch your legs with a short walk along the St. Brendan's View loop before sampling homemade cakes and tea at the quaint Woodford Café. Then wind along the Wild Atlantic roadside to Oughterard, rent a bike to explore the fringes of Lough Corrib, and finish the afternoon with a late-afternoon seafood chowder at the waterfront Lough Inn, arriving into Galway in time for an evening of music and market browsing.
As twilight falls, wander the winding lanes of Roundstone and dine on freshly caught mussels and crab at the cozy Lowry's Bar & Restaurant, where locals trade stories over seafood and pints. After dinner, take a short drive to Ballynahinch Castle grounds for a calm riverside walk or an evening whisky by the fire at their bar, then return to Galway to soak up live trad music and late-night chips at the lively Tigh Neachtain on Quay Street.
Rise early and drive the Sky Road toward Roundstone, stopping at Dog's Bay for a brisk shoreline walk across its white sand and crystalline shallows before heading inland to explore the wild boglands around Ballynahinch Estate, where you can join a guided short hike along the Owenglin River and watch salmon pools from the estate bridges. Finish the morning with a seaside coffee and freshly baked scone at Moyard Tea Rooms while taking in views of the Twelve Bens-this gentle mix of coast and mountain scenery continues the itinerary's westward progression from Galway toward the dramatic cliffs to come.
Wind inland from Moyard toward the dramatic bogs and lakes of Kylemore Lough, where you can take a lakeside stroll beneath views of Kylemore Abbey's Gothic facade and visit the atmospheric Victorian walled garden for seasonal blooms. Then continue south along the rugged coast to the lesser-known but spectacular Ballyvaughan viewpoint for a late-afternoon seafood chowder at a harbourside café and a short cliff-top walk to watch seabirds wheel over the Atlantic, setting you up perfectly to reach the Cliffs of Moher area before sunset.
As the sun softens, drive toward the coast for a seafood-forward supper at Fisherstreet Bistro in nearby Doolin, where freshly landed fish and scallops pair with local craft ales while you plan tomorrow's cliff walk. After dinner, wander the atmospheric lanes to catch live traditional music at McGann's Pub, then take a short moonlit stroll to the viewpoint by Doolin Pier to listen to the surf and spot distant lights on the Aran Islands before returning to your accommodation.
Wake to the bustle of a local market with a visit to Galway Market near St. Nicholas' Church to sample artisanal brown bread, oatcakes, and freshly roasted coffee from a vendor while browsing crafts and local produce. From there, wander the colorful streets toward Salthill Promenade for a bracing seaside walk, dipping toes at the Blackrock diving area if you're feeling adventurous, then warm up with a mid-morning seafood chowder or oysters at Oscar's Seafood Bistro, keeping the day's rhythm of markets, music, and coast established in earlier westward explorations.
Slip into a relaxed Galway rhythm with a lunch at The Quay Street Kitchen, then browse independent shops and galleries along William Street, stopping for a craft coffee at Cosi Café & Bakery. In the later afternoon, join a guided coastal stroll from Salthill Lawn toward the iconic Blackrock Diving Tower for cliffside views, then wind down with a pint and live trad tunes at Tigh Choi, where locals gather as evening approaches.
As dusk falls, stroll toward the lively Latin Quarter and settle in for an informal seafood feast at Ard Bia at Nimmos, where seasonal plates and harbour-side flavors pair perfectly with Galway's evening atmosphere. After dinner, wander down to Eyre Square for street performers and then head to The Crane Bar for an intimate late-night trad session or contemporary roots set, finishing the night with a nightcap at the cozy cocktail spot The Front Door before returning to your lodging.
Leave Galway and head east with a morning stop at the atmospheric Dunloy Castle (private estate views permitted from the lane) for a short riverside walk and photography of ivy-clad ruins, then continue to the charming village of Athenry to explore its medieval town wall and pop into The Courtyard Coffee House for brown bread and strong coffee. From there, take a scenic detour to Lough Cutra for a guided lakeshore stroll around the estate gardens and a mid-morning tea at the on-site café, easing back toward Dublin while soaking up gentle countryside vistas and castle-dotted landscapes.
After a morning among castle lanes and lakeshore gardens, drive east to the quaint market town of Portumna for a riverside lunch at The Riverside Bar & Restaurant and a stroll through the atmospheric Portumna Forest Park with its riverside trails and hidden follies. Continue with an unhurried visit to Clonfert Cathedral to admire its Romanesque doorway and tranquil grounds, then pause for afternoon tea and homemade scones at The Old Schoolhouse Café in nearby Banagher before easing back toward Dublin with countryside light softening the hedgerows.
As dusk settles, unwind with a riverside dinner at The Old Thatch Pub & Restaurant in Rathangan, savoring slow-cooked Irish lamb and a local craft ale before a gentle twilight walk along the Barrow Way to watch swans and floodlit bridges. Afterward, stop for a cozy nightcap and traditional music session at The Bridge Inn in nearby Dunlavin, where warm local conversation and folky tunes provide a perfect countryside farewell before you resume your drive toward Dublin.
Begin your final morning with a leisurely brunch at Bibi's Café, savoring their award-winning pancakes and specialty coffee while planning last-minute shopping. Then take a gentle walk through Merrion Square Park to see the Georgian terraces and the Oscar Wilde memorial, stopping by Avoca on Suffolk Street for beautifully packaged Irish food gifts and linen treats to tuck into your luggage before a calm midday return to your hotel to pack.
Spend a relaxed afternoon wandering the leafy paths and sculpted beds of St. Anne's Park, then enjoy a light lunch and homemade sandwiches at the on-site Rozzers Café while watching locals play bowls. Afterwards, head to George's Street Arcade to pick up last-minute artisan gifts and Irish chocolates, followed by a calming tea and people-watching break at the historic Bewley's Grafton Street Café before returning to your hotel to finish packing and freshen up.
As the day winds down, enjoy a farewell dinner at The Woollen Mills, sampling modern Irish comfort dishes while watching the Liffey's evening light, then stroll the nearby quays toward Samuel Beckett Bridge for peaceful river views. Finish with a relaxed final pint and live acoustic set at The Long Hall, soaking up Dublin's warm pub atmosphere before returning to your hotel to pack and prepare for your morning departure.
Start your travel day with a relaxed breakfast and last-minute Dublin treats at Queen of Tarts (Suffolk Street branch) before arranging an airport transfer; their baked goods make a comforting travel snack. If time allows, take a brief, fresh-air stroll through Merrion Square Park to stretch your legs and say a quiet goodbye to Georgian Dublin, then collect your luggage and head to Dublin Airport (T2) early to breeze through check-in and enjoy a final coffee at Butlers Chocolate Café before boarding.
After airport formalities, relax with a leisurely late lunch at The Vintage Kitchen in Terminal 1 (great for a final Irish stew or smoked salmon sandwich) before settling into the departure lounge. If you have a longer layover, take a short tram ride to Terminal 2's observation area for plane-spotting and quiet reflection, then enjoy a calming herbal tea and a last-minute souvenir-like artisan chocolate from Butlers Chocolate Café (airport kiosk)-while preparing electronics and documents for re-entry to the USA.
After arrival in the U.S., settle into a comfortable post-flight rhythm with a relaxed dinner at a nearby airport hotel restaurant-look for one offering regional dishes and a quiet dining room to help reset your clock. If you're staying overnight near the airport, take a short, restorative walk through the hotel's grounds or adjacent hotel courtyard or park, then finish the evening with a sleep-friendly chamomile tea and a brief unpacking ritual to prepare for tomorrow's recovery day.
Ease into the day with a slow, restorative breakfast at Blue Bottle Coffee (or your local favorite café) and a seasonal fruit plate to rehydrate after travel, then take a gentle walk through a nearby botanical garden-seek out a peaceful walled garden or conservatory for shade and calm. Later, pop into the city's farmers' market to pick up fresh bread and regional specialties for the week ahead, and pause at a neighborhood bookstore like a local independent shop for a light read to settle back into home time.
Head out for a gentle, low-key afternoon at a nearby botanical conservatory (look for seasonal exhibits) where you can sit in the glasshouse with a cooling iced tea and read or nap on a bench. Afterward, pop into the local deli or neighborhood bistro for a late lunch of house-made soup and a sandwich, then stroll the adjacent historic district to browse an independent gallery or pick up a small artisan gift before returning home to rest and unpack.
Slow into the evening with a comforting dinner at a nearby neighborhood bistro (look for a place with wood-fired pizza or roasted vegetables) and pair it with a local craft beer or a small-batch cider to toast a safe return. After dinner, wander to the town green or riverwalk for a short, fresh-air stroll, then settle at a cozy independent café for a decaffeinated herbal tea and a quiet journal session to reflect on trip highlights before an early, restful night.
Take a slow morning with a specialty breakfast at Sarabeth's (or a similarly well-regarded local brunch spot) where you can savour lemon ricotta pancakes and plan the day's easy options; follow that with a restorative stroll through a nearby riverside park to breathe fresh air and stretch after travel. Pop into a local artisan bakery for warm bread and pastries to bring home, then visit a community museum or small historic house for a gentle, low-key cultural stop that keeps the trip's reflective tone while easing you back into home rhythms.
Spend a relaxed afternoon exploring a nearby cultural hub by visiting a local history museum for a concise exhibit and documentary screening, followed by people-watching and light bites at a riverside café with outdoor seating where you can sample a regional sandwich and iced tea. Later, stroll through a public botanical garden's seasonal beds and pause on a shaded bench to read or sketch, then finish with an early-evening visit to an independent bookstore to pick up a memoir or travel guide that continues the reflective tone of your trip.
Wind down your buffer day with a relaxed dinner at The Neighborhood Table, a cozy farm-to-table bistro known for seasonal small plates and an approachable wine list, then take an easy post-meal stroll to Riverside Promenade Park to watch the sunset and listen to local evening sounds. Finish with a low-key stop at Little Lantern Café & Tea Room for a decaffeinated chamomile or a warm spiced cider and a quiet journaling session to capture final trip reflections before an early, restorative night.
Ease into your final morning with a restorative brunch at Local Harvest Cafe, pairing seasonal fruit bowls and artisanal sourdough with a strong pour-over as you sort receipts and souvenirs. Then visit City Archives & Visitor Center to scan or photograph important documents and pick up a printed map of places you loved before finishing with a reflective walk through Riverside Memorial Park, where a shaded bench and river views make a peaceful spot to jot highlights, tag photos, and sketch a loose plan for when you'll return.
Spend a calm afternoon sorting souvenirs and paperwork at The Public Library's quiet study room, where free Wi-Fi and large tables make scanning receipts and emailing photos efficient; follow with a light, restorative lunch at Harvest & Hearth Bistro to refuel with seasonal salads and a house-made lemonade. After lunch, head to Riverside Photo Lab to print a few favorite trip shots for a travel scrapbook, then finish with a reflective walk through Maple Grove Park to jot highlights on postcards and sketch plans for your next journey.
As evening settles, enjoy a quiet celebratory meal at Riverbend Bistro-order their seasonal roasted vegetables and a locally produced Riesling while you flip through printed photos from Riverside Photo Lab and finalize your scrapbook. Afterwards, take a slow, reflective stroll along Harborview Promenade to revisit favorite trip moments aloud, then wind down with a calming chamomile and a final journaling session at Lighthouse Tea Room to note lessons, highlights, and plans for your next adventure.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Democratic Coffee (pastry + coffee) | €8 |
| Christianshavn canals (self-guided) | Free |
| Canal cruise from Nyhavn (public sightseeing) | €15 |
| King's Garden (Kongens Have) / Rosenborg Castle (outside viewing) | Free |
| Torvehallerne (food market sampling) | €12 |
| Glyptoteket Café (light dinner at Glyptoteket) | €25 |
| Ruby (cocktail at bar) | €15 |
| Jazzhus Montmartre (ticket for evening set) | €20 |
| Meyers Bageri (breakfast + coffee) | €8 |
| The Round Tower (Rundetaarn) admission | €6 |
| La Banchina (pastry/coffee) | €7 |
| Hyttefadet (lunch at Nyhavn) | €25 |
| Donkey Republic (bike rental, short rental) | €10 |
| Tivoli Gardens (entrance + basic rides) | €20 |
| Nimb Brasserie (dinner) | €55 |
| Mikkeller Bar (beer) | €8 |
| Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (admission) | €12 |
| Glyptotekets Café (brunch/snack) | €18 |
| Designmuseum Danmark (admission) | €14 |
| Høkerboderne (lunch at meatpacking district) | €25 |
| Aamann's Smørrebrød Workshop (guided tasting) | €30 |
| Prolog Coffee Bar (coffee) | €4 |
| The Standard's Almanak (tasting menu dinner) | €95 |
| Vega (concert ticket) | €30 |
| Flight Copenhagen to Dublin (economy, one-way estimate) | €120 |
| Brother Hubbard (brunch) | €18 |
| Royal Canal Greenway (walk) | Free |
| Mulligan's (mid-morning pint) | €6 |
| St. Stephen's Green (park) | Free |
| Grafton Street (shopping / street music) | Free |
| Little Museum of Dublin (admission) | €10 |
| The Stag's Head (pint / visit) | €6 |
| The Church Café, Late Bar & Restaurant (dinner) | €30 |
| Ha'penny Bridge (walk / view) | Free |
| O'Donoghue's Pub (live session / pint) | €8 |
| Guided walking tour from Custom House Quay (city walking tour) | €15 |
| EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum (admission) | €17 |
| Marsh's Library (entry/donation) | €6 |
| Queen of Tarts (scone + coffee) | €8 |
| The Winding Stair (lunch) | €25 |
| Christ Church Cathedral (entry) | €10 |
| Kilmainham Gaol (guided tour) | €9 |
| The Cobblestone (pint + music) | €8 |
| Powerscourt Townhouse Centre (shopping / aperitif) | Free |
| The Legal Eagle (dinner) | €30 |
| The Lir Academy (theatre / ticket) | €15 |
| Teeling Whiskey Distillery (tasting flight) | €20 |
| Bray Promenade (walk) | Free |
| Hammond Lane Café (coffee) | €5 |
| Powerscourt Estate (gardens admission) | €11 |
| Glencree Visitor Centre (visit/donation) | €5 |
| Powerscourt Waterfall (parking/entry area) | Free |
| The Harbour Bar (seafood meal) | €25 |
| Kilcoole / Killincarrig Beach (sunset walk) | Free |
| The Strand Bar & Bistro (drink) | €8 |
| The Harbour Bar (Bray) (live music pint) | €8 |
| Drive Dublin to Galway (fuel / tolls per person estimate) | €25 |
| The Olive Tree Café (breakfast in Athlone) | €10 |
| Ballinasloe market / Loughrea Heritage Park (self-guided) | Free |
| Woodford Café (cake + tea) | €8 |
| Bike rental Lough Corrib (short rental) | €12 |
| Lough Inn (seafood chowder) | €18 |
| Lowry's Bar & Restaurant (dinner in Roundstone) | €30 |
| Ballynahinch Estate guided hike (short guided walk) | €12 |
| Dog's Bay (walk) | Free |
| Moyard Tea Rooms (coffee + scone) | €6 |
| Kylemore Abbey (gardens & admission) | €12 |
| Ballyvaughan viewpoint / village (walk) | Free |
| Fisherstreet Bistro (dinner in Doolin) | €28 |
| McGann's Pub (trad music pint) | €8 |
| Galway Market (food sampling) | €10 |
| Salthill Promenade (walk) | Free |
| Oscar's Seafood Bistro (mid-morning chowder/oysters) | €18 |
| The Quay Street Kitchen (lunch) | €20 |
| Cosi Café & Bakery (coffee) | €4 |
| Guided coastal stroll Salthill (guided walk) | €10 |
| Tigh Choi (pint + music) | €8 |
| Ard Bia at Nimmos (dinner) | €35 |
| The Crane Bar (trad session pint) | €8 |
| Dunloy Castle (viewing from lane) | Free |
| The Courtyard Coffee House (brown bread + coffee) | €6 |
| Lough Cutra (guided lakeshore stroll / entry) | €8 |
| Portumna Forest Park (walk) | Free |
| The Riverside Bar & Restaurant (lunch) | €20 |
| Clonfert Cathedral (visit/donation) | Free |
| The Old Schoolhouse Café (tea + scone) | €6 |
| The Old Thatch Pub & Restaurant (dinner) | €25 |
| The Bridge Inn / Dunlavin (nightcap) | €8 |
| Bibi's Café (brunch) | €15 |
| Merrion Square Park (walk) | Free |
| Avoca (shopping for gifts) | €25 |
| St. Anne's Park (walk) / Rozzers Café (lunch) | €12 |
| George's Street Arcade (shopping) | Free |
| Bewley's Grafton Street Café (tea/snack) | €8 |
| The Woollen Mills (farewell dinner) | €35 |
| The Long Hall (final pint) | €7 |
| Dublin Airport (T2) - Butlers Chocolate Café (coffee/snack) | €6 |
| Terminal dining (Vintage Kitchen / airport meal) | €18 |
| Airport transfer (per person estimate) | €20 |
| Blue Bottle Coffee (or local café) - breakfast (USA) | $8 |
| Botanical garden visit (USA, entry) | $12 |
| Farmers' market purchases (per person) | $12 |
| Local deli / bistro lunch (USA) | $18 |
| Neighborhood bistro dinner (USA) | $25 |
| Sarabeth's (brunch) | $20 |
| Local history museum (entry) | $8 |
| Riverside café afternoon (USA) | $12 |
| The Neighborhood Table (dinner) | $30 |
| Little Lantern Café & Tea Room (tea) | $5 |
| Local Harvest Cafe (brunch) | $18 |
| City Archives & Visitor Center (visit) | Free |
| Public Library quiet study (printing/scanning fees) | $5 |
| Riverside Photo Lab (prints) | $12 |
| Riverbend Bistro (celebratory meal) | $35 |
| Lighthouse Tea Room (final chamomile) | $5 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | €1,031 + $198 |