DUBLIN

WELCOME TO dublin

Check-in and leave luggage at Hazelbrook House.

Take bus line 717 to “Dublin City South, Georges Quay.”

Arrival at Dublin Airport at 11:35 AM.

ARRIVAL AND TRANSFER

PLAN OF THE DAY:

day one

For lunch, we’ll head to The church Café, Late Bar & Restaurant, a unique dining spot set in a beautifully restored former church. Here, we’ll enjoy a full meal for €25, experiencing a blend of traditional Irish flavors and modern cuisine in a stunning, historic atmosphere.

LUNCH

Next, we’ll visit the EPIC Museum, located in Dublin’s Docklands. This interactive museum explores the history of Irish emigration through 20 digital galleries, offering hands-on activities like stamping a personalized “passport.” Teen tickets cost €14.50.

EPIC MUSEUM

EXPLORING DUBLIN'S ICONIC LANDMARKS

Afterward, we’ll head to O’Connell Monument, dedicated to Daniel O’Connell, a key Irish political figure. We’ll also visit The Spire, a striking 120-meter tall modern monument located nearby on O’Connell Street.

After a day of sightseeing, it's time to unwind at one of Dublin's most iconic spots,Temple Bar. Known for its vibrant atmosphere, this historic district offers a mix of medieval charm and modern energy. You can enjoy a refreshing pint of Guinness, try local delicacies like oysters and cheese plates, and soak in the lively ambience of this famous pub area. It's the perfect way to end a day in Dublin!

TEMPLE BAR

Plan of the day:

DAY TWO

our alarm is set at 8 am

For breakfast we're going to Ella's Heaven cafe&bakery, where we're going to try a typical irish breakfast, normally made of eggs, bacon, sauseges, and white and black pudding.All of this for just 15 euros!

ella's heaven cafe & bakery

After a 12 minute walk, we’ll be ready to visit Trinity College, as we’re teenagers, the cost of the ticket will be around 16 €. It is famous for its library that houses the manuscript Book of Kells We’ll dedicate 2 hours to this and then we’ll go on foot to Ireland's National Gallery

An older educational institution in Ireland

TRINITY COLLEGE

It is located in the heart of Dublin and houses numerous paintings, made by irish artists as well as Vermeer, Van Gogh, and Monet. The gallery is a must-visit for art lovers and those interested in Ireland’s cultural history.

IRELAND'S NATIONAL GALLERY

Typical restaurant of the tradicional ireland For a lunch you can spend 15 euro

LUNCH

THE GINGER MAN

It is a town and outer suburb of Dublin, Ireland.

Then we'll go to 13 O'Connell Street Upper, where we will take a bus that will take us to the coast.The activity including a tourist guide costs 38 euro and will last 4 hours

COASTAL TOUR HOWTH VILLAGE

PLAN:

PLAN OF DAY:

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It pictures the legendary figure from the famous Irish folk song “Molly malone”, it is worthwhile because it celebrates culture and the storytelling. It depicts her with a cart of mussels, and it is said that if you rub her breast, it will bring you good luck. This practice has become a popular tourist tradition.

Ha'penny bridge

molly malone

Ha’penny bridge, also known as the Lieffey Bridge. It was built in 1816 and spans the River Liffey and connects the areas of temple bar and north city.

saint patrick cathedral

A must see in Dublin is certainly Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, as we all know saint patrick is Ireland’s Patron Saint. It features gothic architecture and big glass windows. It is known for housing the grave of Jonathan swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels. The cathedral has undergone several phases of construction, restoration, and transformation over the centuries. In the medieval period, it was a place of worship for the Anglo-Norman community.

Both the cathderal and castle have the gardens to visit!

chester Beatty Library is a must visit because of its collection of manuscripts from all over the world.

dublin castle and chester beatty

It was originally constructed in the early 13th century, starting in 1204, by the orders of King John of England, making it one of the most important Norman buildings in Ireland. Visitors are able to see the state apartments like st. Patrick’s hall, medieval undercroft and the chapel royal.

Founded in 1863, it originally operated as a textile factory producing woolen goods.It's a great spot for casual dining, and it is particularly known for its use of fresh, locally sourced ingredients.The best thing is that it's just a 15 minute walk from our place!

woolen mills

PLAN OF DAY:

DAY FOURTH

HEUSTON

We'll arrive there by walking and we will arrive at the Heuston's bus stop with the Red Line tram, same as the return.

BUSàRAS

To get to our destination we will go to the Busàras tram stop.

TO GET THERE

It is a city park located 3 km northwest of Dublin's city centre.

PHOENIX

The Phoenix park is free and we'll be able to take a long walk as it is very large. Inside the park we'll also find many deers, but we'll have to remember that it is forbidden to feed them.In the park we will find the Wellington Monument, a 62-metre high obelisk, in memory of Sir Arthur Wellesley.

Ireland's largest zoo, and one of Dublin's main attractions, is home to hundreds of wild animals and tropical birds. Many protected and at-risk species are also raised there.

The zoo ticket costs 12.50 euros. We'll visit it in the afternoon, as we'll spend the morning at Phoenix Park next to the zoo.

dublin zoo

For a soft drink and something to eat, we will spend no more than 15 euros.

The Celt is a typical Irish pub that offers not only traditional food but also part of the daily life of the Irish.

The Celt

For lunch, we will find many bars and restaurants nearby. Since it is the last day, we decided to keep the schedule more flexible. The food will cost around 15 euros.

dinner

lunch

LAST DAY

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we will take off towards Italy

9.00

6.00

Have a last hearty breakfast at Ella's Cafe and collect your bags at Hazelbrook House

>PLAN

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we will have arrive at the airport and we will pay only 10 euros for the journey, lastly we will go through the checks

7.00

We are located in front of the O'Connell Street bus stop

bye bye dublin

the last day

GOODBYE DUBLIN

Jonathan Swift's grave

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