Dublin photography

Ireland's oldest university, founded in 1592. Explore its historic campus, including the stunning Long Room library which houses the Book of Kells.

• Book tickets for the Book of Kells online in advance to avoid queues.
• The Long Room is a photographer's dream, but be mindful of others.

Claiming to be Ireland's oldest pub, established in 1198. Enjoy traditional Irish fare and a historic atmosphere in a lively setting.

• Perfect spot for a hearty lunch after exploring Trinity College.

A major Irish government complex and historic site, the castle has been a Viking settlement, medieval fortress, and royal residence. Explore its State Apartments and medieval undercroft.

• Consider joining a guided tour for deeper insights into its history.

Dublin's cultural quarter, known for its vibrant nightlife, traditional pubs, street performers, and art galleries. It's a lively area to soak in the city's atmosphere.

• While atmospheric, drinks can be pricier here; explore nearby streets for potentially better value.
• Great for evening photography with colorful pubs and lively street scenes.

Home to over 14,000 artworks, including Irish art and masterpieces from European masters like Vermeer and Caravaggio. Entry to the permanent collection is free.

• Focus on specific wings or artists if time is limited.
• Check for special exhibitions which may have an admission fee.

A gastropub offering creative, modern Irish cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients. Known for its excellent food and craft beer selection.

• Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner.

One of Dublin's grandest Georgian squares, surrounded by elegant townhouses. It's a peaceful oasis with beautiful gardens and a statue of Oscar Wilde.

• Great for a relaxed stroll and portraits with the Wilde statue.
• Admire the colorful Georgian doors that line the square.

A quirky and charming museum housed in a Georgian townhouse, telling the story of Dublin in the 20th century through donated artifacts. Tours are guided and highly engaging.

• Tours are highly recommended and offer a unique perspective on Dublin life.
• Book in advance as tours have limited capacity.

A classic Dublin pub with a bohemian vibe, famous for its toasted sandwiches and relaxed atmosphere. Popular with artists and writers.

• Try their famous 'Grogan's Special' toasted sandwich.
• A great spot for people-watching and capturing authentic Dublin scenes.

A charming fishing village on a peninsula north of Dublin, offering stunning coastal walks, a picturesque harbor, and fresh seafood. The Cliff Path Loop is a popular scenic walk.

• Take the DART train from Dublin city center (approx. 30 mins).
• Enjoy a walk along the pier and watch the seals.
• Excellent opportunities for landscape photography.

A highly-rated seafood restaurant in Howth, famous for its fresh fish and chips. Enjoy a casual lunch with views of the harbor.

• Order the catch of the day for the freshest experience.

A multi-story attraction dedicated to the history and making of Guinness. Includes a tasting experience and panoramic city views from the Gravity Bar.

• Book tickets online to secure your preferred time slot.
• The Gravity Bar offers fantastic photo opportunities, especially at sunset.

A beautifully preserved Victorian pub, renowned for its ornate interior and traditional pub atmosphere. A classic Dublin pub experience.

• Admire the intricate woodwork and stained glass.
• A perfect place to end the day with a pint of Guinness.