Dublin in 1 Day

• Dublin Castle (9:00am) - Explore the history of Dublin and its evolution from a Viking settlement to a British colony. Don't forget to visit the ancient chapel, the Chester Beatty Library, and the state apartments.
• St. Patrick's Cathedral (11:00am) - Attend a mass and marvel at the Gothic architecture, stained-glass windows, and impressive medieval monuments. Learn about one of Ireland's patron saints, St. Patrick.
• The Guinness Storehouse (1:00pm) - Take a tour to learn how the Irish beer is made and enjoy a tasting at the rooftop Gravity Bar with panoramic views of the city. Don't forget to grab some souvenirs from the store.
• Trinity College (3:00pm) - Walk around one of the oldest universities in Europe and admire the Georgian architecture of the buildings, gardens, and squares. Visit the Book of Kells exhibition with illuminated manuscripts from the 9th century.
• The Temple Bar (5:00pm) - Savor some traditional Irish food and drinks in one of the most popular pubs in Dublin. Listen to live music and enjoy the bustling atmosphere of the Temple Bar district.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Dublin Castle (1 hour, €8)
• St. Patrick's Cathedral (1 hour, €8)
• The Guinness Storehouse (2 hours, €25)
• Trinity College (2 hours, €14.50)
• The Temple Bar (2 hours, variable prices)
Total Estimated Costs: €65.50

Transportation

It is recommended to walk or use public transportation in Dublin. The city center is compact and easy to navigate, and most attractions are within walking distance. A day pass for public transportation costs €7, and a taxi from the airport to the city center costs around €30 and takes 30 minutes.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you can visit other landmarks such as the Kilmainham Gaol, the Dublin Zoo, or the Phoenix Park. If you have less time, you can skip the Temple Bar or the Book of Kells exhibition. Don't forget to bring an umbrella and comfortable shoes, and to have some coins for the public restrooms.

Airports

Dublin International Airport (DUB) is located 10 km north of Dublin City Centre. It is the busiest airport in Ireland and the headquarters of Aer Lingus and Ryanair airlines.