Travel and Tourism in Dublin |
'A flawless and perfectly cut diamond set into the emerald diadem that is Ireland.' Anonymous
Dublin, an ancient dream city, is the hub of Irish cultural activities in Europe. Ireland has the fastest-growing economy in Europe, and Dublin being the capital of Ireland is the epicentre of boom. So in both business and cultural activities, Dublin is on the top of the list.
Like all other ancient cities, Dublin is also situated at the bank of river Liffey. A beautiful architectural and cultural city, with a blend of old and modern architecture, the city embraces all of its visitors so friendly and warmly that the visitor simply forgets if he is in his own country or some where else. Dubliners are extremely friendly, so if someone starts talking to you then don't get confused. It's the way Dubliners are.
Dublin has a tremendously rich Irish culture with a lot of Georgian architectural buildings. Some of these 'must-watch' public historic buildings are Trinity College, Leinster House, and the Bank of Ireland at College Green. History and art lovers get a terrific treat of seeing the most richly decorated manuscript "The Book of Kells" which can easily be seen at the Trinity College. This Book includes the four gospels in Latin which is simply awesome. Some other visitor's sites are the Dublin Castle, Christ Church Cathedral, General Post Office.
Dublin nights are very jazzy and live. You will be spell bounded to see the trendy bars and cafes at Temple Bar and a true reverse, the traditional Irish pubs. Night live areas echo with traditional Irish music, whereas other entertaining activities include a selection of international dining, world-class theatre and festivals, concerts, jazz and comedy clubs and of course traditional Irish music. |
