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How to Spend 3 Days in Dublin: A Perfect Dublin Itinerary

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Published : Nov, 2023

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Trinity College National History Museum National Gallery National Museum Dublin Castle Chester Beatty Library Dublinia Christ Church Cathedral Hugh Lane Gallery Dublin Writers Museum Kilmainham Gaol
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Ready to explore the Irish capital? Here’s how to make the most of 3 days in Dublin.

As the largest city in Ireland, creating the perfect Dublin in 3 days itinerary can be daunting. However, it doesn’t have to be.

How do I know? I am a Dubliner, and I’m going to share all my best travel tips with you to plan an epic itinerary for your visit.

There is no end to the things to do in Dublin but with my local knowledge of the city, you will soon be planning your perfect stay in the Irish capital and maximising your time.

Ready to get to this ultimate guide to seeing Dublin in 3 days? Let’s dive in!

How To Spend 1 Week In Dublin, Ireland | Travel Guide

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Published : Jul, 2023

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Botanic Gardens Dine @ oldest pub Dress up like Viking @ Dublinia Drink Irish coffee enjoy pint of Guinness Find deer @ Phoenix Park Find Oscar Wilde @ park night out @ Temple Bar Sample Irish whisky Shop on pedestrian st. Tour Trinity College
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Find deer @ Phoenix Park | Find Oscar Wilde @ park | Botanic Gardens | Shop on pedestrian st. | Tour Trinity College | Dress up like Viking @ Dublinia | Dine @ oldest pub | night out @ Temple Bar | Drink Irish coffee | Sample Irish whisky | enjoy pint of Guinness
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Before my sisters and friends arrived for our road trip across Ireland, Sam and I had one week in Dublin. At first, I thought this would be too long, but once the wind started blowing and the rain started pouring, we were glad to have a few additional days to work around the weather. Our week in Dublin was very laid back, but in the end, we managed to see, eat and drink everything we wanted to. Here’s a look at what we got up to:

3 Days in Dublin: The Perfect Dublin Itinerary

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Published : Jul, 2023

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Christ Church Cathedral Dublin -university town Dublin Castle Dublinia -hisory museum getting around Dublin Guinness Storehouse Ha^penny Bridge Long Room Merrion Square Park Molly Malone Museums River Liffey St. Patrick^s Cathedral St. Stephen’s Green The Liberties Trinity College
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Guinness Storehouse | St. Patrick^s Cathedral | St. Stephen’s Green | River Liffey | Trinity College | Ha^penny Bridge | Dublin Castle | getting around Dublin | Museums | Dublin -university town | The Liberties | Long Room | Christ Church Cathedral | Molly Malone | Dublinia -hisory museum | Merrion Square Park
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Dublin is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Ireland, being home to nearly a quarter of all Irish people living in Ireland. And since Dublin is also home to the country's main international airport, it's the city the majority of visitors are going to encounter first.

Dublin is the Irish city that feels like a proper “city,” with tons of museums and attractions, plus no shortage of restaurants, pubs, and nightlife opportunities. Dublin is a university city, too, meaning it's got a young vibe that can be a lot of fun.

If you're headed to Dublin for the first time, here's how I would spend 3 days there...

DUBLIN TRAVEL GUIDE

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Published : May, 2023

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Chester Beatty Dublin Castle Dublin Zoo Guinness Storehouse Jameson Distillery Kilmainham Gaol Marsh’s Library Phoenix Park St. Stephen’s Green Temple Bar Trinity College
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Guinness Storehouse | Jameson Distillery | St. Stephen’s Green | Phoenix Park | Trinity College | Marsh’s Library | Kilmainham Gaol | Temple Bar | Chester Beatty | Dublin Zoo | Dublin Castle
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I love Dublin. While the city isn’t the prettiest in the world (and on a cloudy day it can feel downright gloomy), there is so much literary and cultural history here you can’t help but feel inspired as you explore. It’s a lively city brimming with traditional pubs, live music and dancing (so much Irish jigging), and a hearty, vibrant food scene.

While Dublin does have something for everyone, I think history buffs and late-night revelers will get the most out of the city. Some of the world’s most famous writers cut their teeth here and there is a sprawling pub scene that ensures you’re never far from your next pint.

Best of all, Dubliners are a friendly, inquisitive bunch always happy to show you a good time.

You just simply can’t go wrong with a few days in this city.

This budget travel guide to Dublin will help you plan your trip, save money, and make the most of your visit!

Dublin All-Inclusive Pass Review 2023: Is It Worth It?

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Published : Apr, 2023

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1-5 Day Pass: €74 - €129 Christ Church Cathedral Dublin All-Inclusive Pass (40+ Attractions) Dublin Zoo Dublinia Game of Thrones Studio Tour Guinness Storehouse Malahide Castle Natl. Wax Museum St. Patrick^s Cathedral
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Dublin Zoo | 1-5 Day Pass: €74 - €129 | Game of Thrones Studio Tour | Christ Church Cathedral | St. Patrick^s Cathedral | Dublin All-Inclusive Pass (40+ Attractions) | Natl. Wax Museum | Malahide Castle | Guinness Storehouse | Dublinia
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While some of Dublin’s “must see sights” are free, most require an entry free. Additionally, many of the most popular attractions often have long lines, wasting valuable sightseeing time.

Don’t let that scare you off. With “skip the line” access at Dublin’s busiest attractions (like the Guinness Storehouse), Go City’s Dublin All-Inclusive Pass makes it easy to see most of Dublin’s top attractions in a short amount of time.

But, is the Dublin All-Inclusive Pass worth it? Let’s find out.

DUBLIN PRICE GUIDE | CALCULATING DAILY COSTS

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Published : Feb, 2023

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Attractions: €8-€15 Beer: €2.50-€7 Breakfast: €5–€12 Coffee: €2.50-€4 Dinner: €10-€20 Hostel: €35-€65 Hotel: €150-€200 Lunch: €8-€16 Midrange$$: €94 Rental Apt: €120-€200+ Thrifty $: €60 Total Cost: €65-€100
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Midrange$$: €94 | Coffee: €2.50-€4 | Total Cost: €65-€100 | Hostel: €35-€65 | Hotel: €150-€200 | Rental Apt: €120-€200+ | Attractions: €8-€15 | Breakfast: €5–€12 | Dinner: €10-€20 | Lunch: €8-€16 | Thrifty $: €60 | Beer: €2.50-€7
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It’s no surprise that Dublin is a top destination for travelers thanks to its vibrancy, nightlife, and fun tourist attractions. However, Dublin is fairly expensive (especially food and alcohol) so many budget travelers only spend a few days here before exploring the rest of Ireland. In this Dublin price guide, we’ll outline the estimated travel expenses for food, accommodation, attractions, alcohol, and other things that you’ll experience to help you budget your visit to Dublin...

THE BEST HOSTELS IN DUBLIN | THE BACKPACKER’S GUIDE

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Published : Feb, 2023

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Abbey Court: €14-€20 (€28 wk.end) Abigails Hostels: €18-€25 (€39 wk.end) Ashfield Hostel: €18-€25 (€32 wk.end) Barnacles Temple Bar House: €26-€33 (€32 wk.end) Gardiner House: €16-€24 (€38 wk.end) Generator Hostel: €25-€35 (€65 wk.end) Isaacs Hostel: €16-€25 (€26 wk.end) Jacobs Inn: €20-€30 (€39 wkend) Kinlay House: €14-€21 (€35 wk.end)
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Barnacles Temple Bar House: €26-€33 (€32 wk.end) | Abigails Hostels: €18-€25 (€39 wk.end) | Gardiner House: €16-€24 (€38 wk.end) | Kinlay House: €14-€21 (€35 wk.end) | Jacobs Inn: €20-€30 (€39 wkend) | Generator Hostel: €25-€35 (€65 wk.end) | Isaacs Hostel: €16-€25 (€26 wk.end) | Abbey Court: €14-€20 (€28 wk.end) | Ashfield Hostel: €18-€25 (€32 wk.end)
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Dublin is one of the most popular destinations in Europe but it’s not known for having many great hostels so you need to act quickly to ensure you’re able to book a good hostel. So, to help make your hostel search easier, I’ve created The Savvy Backpacker’s guide to the best hostels in Dublin based on price, overall quality, and atmosphere...

In Dublin's Fair City

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Published : May, 2022

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After spending 4 years of my university days living in Dublin, the city will always hold a special place in my heart. I am originally from the beautiful Irish countryside but in a place that is not too far from the city. I takes around a 50-minute drive, so I often visited ‘the big smoke’ when I was younger. I love to hear when someone is coming to visit Ireland and I often get asked for Dublin recommendations. I have put together some of my most frequently asked questions on how to make the most of a trip to Dublin’s Fair City!