See. Dublin Fringe Festival↗ Catch this two-week festival in September for theater, dance, music, and art. Dublin Coastal Trail Explore 65km of Ireland's east coast by rail, linking 16 seaside communities. Museum of Curiosities Discover an eccentric collection of objects, from mummified remains to haunted dolls.
Eat. Comet A new European-style bistro tucked down a lane off Dawson Street. L Mulligan Grocer One of the best places for a pint and pub food in Dublin. The Brazen Head Experience one of Dublin's oldest and most authentic pubs.
Stay. The Westbury A top-rated hotel in Ireland, offering a luxurious stay. The Morrison Dublin, Curio Collection by Hilton↗ A highly-rated hotel offering a comfortable and stylish stay. Anantara The Marker Hotel Dublin↗ A reader-rated top hotel for a memorable stay in Dublin. The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection A legendary, historic property perfect for a cozy fall stay.
Atlas Obscura
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Exploring prehistory sites around the Irish Sea – that were old even before the pyramids were built – throws a magical light on our ancestors The guide was adamant. “I’ve picked human teeth out of there and I’m not doing it again.” The small group of tourists looked suitably aghast, except the boy. He was jiggling the wellington boots on his feet and singing to himself. He looked about 14. I se…
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Atlas Obscura
Founded by cabaret performer Monsieur Pompier, best known for Monsieur Pompier’s Travelling Freakshow—the Museum of Curiosities began in an unusual way: as a Twitter account sharing strange images from old books and archives. From there it grew into a physical collection, transforming into one of Dublin’s most eccentric attractions. Housed in a Georgian building just a short walk from St Stephe…
National Geographic
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