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Dublin, Ireland
With a perfect combination of new debauchery and old traditions, Dublin will not disappoint any traveller. From the medieval castles and the gothic cathedrals, to the architectural beauties of the 18th century, or from the old style irish pubs to the new and hip bars and restaurants, this city can fill all the desires. Admire the infamous statue of Molly Malone, the ”hero” of a local famous song about a young fishwife who died young of a fever and has become the unofficial anthem of Dublin. Discover one of the most famous pubs in Dublin: O’Neill’s. Around 300 years old, this place is the perfect pub if you want to enjoy some live Irish music and dancing or a very visited and sometimes crowded beer garden. Learn all about the Temple Bar district, the heart of the old town and the liveliest area in Dublin. Enjoy the view of the city from Grattan Bridge. Enjoy the 12th-century Christ Church Cathedral, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the largest church in Ireland. On our private walking tour, you will experience first hand the best Dublin has to offer when it comes to its highlights.
