Dublin is Ireland’s capital and largest city. Located on the banks of the river Liffey, the almost 2,000 years old city is a major cultural centre for both Ireland and Europe. The Temple Bar area is renowned for its nightlife and multitude of pubs, modern shops and restaurants. Dublin is also the home of Ireland’s most prestigious museums, including the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery, the Irish National Gallery, the Chester Beatty Library and a few branches of the National Museum of Ireland.
Dublin is also Ireland’s largest centre for learning as it has no less than three universities. If you are a fan of impressive parks, you are going to enjoy Dublin. Its Phoenix Park is renowned around the world and it is just one of the many beautiful parks that you can visit in Dublin. The St. Patrick Cathedral is built on the spot where the legendary Saint Patrick would baptise the locals. Another major attraction is represented by the Wellington Monument, a 61 metre high obelisk built to honour the first Duke of Wellington.
While in Dublin, do try to find O’Connell Street so you can see the Monument of Light up close. It is a 398 feet spire, built to show that Dublin has become a 21th century city.  But the city is packed with interesting places to see, so you are going to have a hard time choosing. You could also visit the Aras an Uachtarain, the Poolbeg Towers, the Christ Church Cathedral, the Saint Francis Xavier Churtch, the Anna Livia Monument, the Mansion House, the Molly Malone statue, the Custom House and countless others.
We have mentioned parks earlier, but we failed to mention the fact that Dublin is the greenest capital of Europe. Almost all of its residents (97 percent) live within 300 meters of a park. Dublin is the perfect example of how men can include nature in their urban plans. The Chester Beatty Library we also mentioned before should be on the itinerary of every history enthusiast as it contains the most impressive collection of ancient manuscripts, Islamic writings and Japanese, Chinese or Indian works of art.

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