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Dublin Zoo’s 28 hectares is attracting over 1 million visitors a year. Officially Ireland’s biggest family attraction, not only offers a great day out for all, but also a journey of learning and discovery about the world’s precious wildlife.
A visit to Croke Park is a must. More than just a stadium, it’s the home of Gaelic games, and it holds a special place in the hearts and minds of Irish people. Here, you’ll find passion and history around every corner.
Welcome to the heart of Viking and Medieval Dublin. Travel back to Viking and Medieval times at Dublinia, in the heart of the old city at Christchurch. Walk where Vikings walked before, step into Medieval Viking Dublin.
Airfield Estate is Dublin’s only 38-acre working farm which is open to the public.
Immerse yourself in an outdoor sensory experience like no other and enjoy a fun-filled family day out exploring at one of Dublin’s favourite family attractions – experience the magic of a 1.8km trail!
Malahide Castle is one of Ireland’s oldest castles, and one of its most spectacular. Less than 30 minutes from Dublin City, the castle boasts a rich history dating back to 1174. You can pre-book your admission to the castle and its delightful botanical gardens.
Newbridge House is a stunning 18th century Georgian Mansion set in the beautiful North County Dublin countryside. This year why not visit A Christmas to Remember at the 370-acre property? It costs €14 for adults, €28 for kids and €12 for children under 12 months.
The Chester Beatty Library is the pre-eminent Irish museum promoting the appreciation and understanding of world cultures with holdings of manuscripts, rare books, and other treasures from Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Asia.
Since Saint Patrick baptised Christian converts nearby over 1500 years ago, this holy site has been a place of spiritual encounter for countless generations. Visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral and experience its unique history.
Choose between a bike tour along the coast, river greenways or canal towpaths of Dublin and Kildare, or come on a guided hike in the Dublin or Wicklow mountains.