subject: The Best Spots In Dublin [print this page] Ever wondered how it would feel getting behind the wheel and explore the beautiful city of Dublin? After hiring a car, why not stop by Dublin Castle which hangs on the edge of the Cork Hill and is said to have served as the Irish Monarchys seat and later served as a mighty fortress for British Imperialism. After surviving a long period of war, it is now a popular attraction.
If you are looking for literary works, then you should not miss stopping by James Joyce Cultural Centre that is complete with all the literary works, paintings, and portraits. It is found at a stunning Georgian mansion (1784).
Get away from the crowded City and drive down and experience fresh air at Phoenix Park of Dublin.
A greener Irish attraction, it is one of the largest city parks in the world, almost twice the size of New Yorks Central Park and this is where Dublin Zoo can be found, a castle and a number of lakes and gardens.
This is also the official residence of the Irish President. Meandering through Dublins Phoenix Park would make the visit to Dublin complete.
If you visit Dublin, and it happened to be between May to September, drive through and make a stop over at Wicklow Mountains National Park. The wide acres of woodland make this place a good site for hikers and campers to go on an adventure on their own and enjoy all the things that nature has to offer. While walking, enjoy the cool breeze and the scenery that will surely leave you breathless.
In Dublin, renting a car would benefit the tourist in a lot of ways. Tourists will able to enjoy the City, stroll around at their own pace, and make the city as if it was their own home.
