3-Day Cultural and Culinary Journey Through Dublin

Day 1: Historic Dublin

Dublin, Ireland on May 6, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast at Queen of Tarts

Start your day with freshly baked scones and a cup of strong Irish coffee in this charming café near St. Stephen's Green, open from 9am.
EUR8, 1h

10:00am

Trinity College and The Book of Kells

Explore Ireland's oldest university and see the famous illuminated manuscript, The Book of Kells. The Old Library's Long Room is a stunning sight.
EUR15, 2h

12:30pm

Lunch at The Woollen Mills

Enjoy traditional Irish dishes with a modern twist in this riverside eatery overlooking the Ha'penny Bridge, open for lunch from 12pm.
EUR20, 1h

2:00pm

Dublin Castle and Chester Beatty Library

Visit Dublin Castle grounds and the Chester Beatty Library which houses a unique collection of manuscripts and art from Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Both open from 9:45am to 5:45pm.
EUR12, 2h

4:30pm

Stroll through Temple Bar

Wander the cobbled streets of this vibrant cultural quarter, famous for its lively pubs and artisan shops.
Free, 1.5h

7:00pm

Dinner at The Brazen Head

Dine at Ireland's oldest pub, dating back to 1198, and enjoy hearty Irish fare with live traditional music on select evenings. Open until 11pm.
EUR25, 2h
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Day 2: Museums and Parks

Dublin, Ireland on May 7, 2025

8:30am

Breakfast at The Fumbally

Taste creatively prepared locally sourced food in a relaxed setting. The café opens from 8am providing great options for a healthy start.
EUR10, 1h

9:30am

National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology

Discover Ireland’s ancient history and artifacts, including the famous Bronze Age gold collection. Open 10am to 5pm, arrive early for a less crowded visit.
Free, 2h

11:45am

St. Stephen’s Green Park Walk

Enjoy a peaceful walk or boat ride in this beautifully maintained historical park, perfect for some fresh air after museum exploring.
Free, 1h

1:00pm

Lunch at Bewley’s Grafton Street Café

Experience an iconic Dublin tea room known for its coffee, cakes and historic décor. Open from 8am to 6pm.
EUR18, 1h

2:30pm

Guinness Storehouse Tour

Tour the home of Guinness, learn about its history and brewing process, and enjoy a pint at the Gravity Bar with panoramic city views. Open from 9:30am to 7pm.
EUR26, 2h

5:00pm

Walk along the River Liffey

Relax with a gentle stroll by the riverbanks taking in the mix of modern and historic architecture.
Free, 1h

7:00pm

Dinner at Chapter One

End your day with fine dining at Chapter One, one of Dublin’s Michelin-starred restaurants focusing on contemporary Irish cuisine. Reservations advised; open until 11pm.
EUR70, 2h
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Day 3: Shopping and Local Life

Dublin, Ireland on May 8, 2025

9:00am

Breakfast at Hatch & Sons

Enjoy traditional Irish breakfast items and freshly brewed tea in a cozy environment. Open from 8am.
EUR15, 1h

10:00am

Shopping at Powerscourt Centre and Grafton Street

Browse boutiques, artisan crafts and designer stores in these bustling shopping districts, ideal for souvenirs and gifts.
Variable, 2h

12:30pm

Lunch at Fallon & Byrne

Savour seasonal Irish ingredients in this stylish food hall and restaurant in the city centre. Open from 12pm.
EUR22, 1h

2:00pm

Explore Merrion Square Park and Oscar Wilde Statue

Visit this Georgian square park with colourful flowerbeds and a famous statue celebrating Oscar Wilde’s legacy.
Free, 1h

3:30pm

Visit Kilmainham Gaol

Take a guided tour of this historic former prison, important to Irish history. Tours run from 10am to 4:30pm; booking recommended.
EUR9, 1.5h

5:30pm

Relax with coffee at 3fe

Unwind in this specialty coffee shop known for high-quality brews before your last evening.
EUR5, 0.5h

7:00pm

Dinner at The Exchequer

Finish your Dublin trip with inventive Irish dishes in a lively gastropub located near Trinity College. Open until 11pm.
EUR30, 2h
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