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There are dozens of attractions and sightseeing opportunities to be had in Dublin and even if you are travelling on a budget, you can still see some pretty amazing sights in this beautiful Irish city.

One of the most spectacular and unique places to while in Dublin are the Dublin Docklands. Also known as the waterfront quarter, its a great place to stroll through, especially at night where you will see a fine mix of modern and historic architecture you can also take a river trip and see some of Dublins finest art in the galleries along the way.

For those who love golf, no visit to Dublin is complete without a trip to courses like Castleknock, Luttrellstown and Portmarnock.

The Ardgillan Castle is another historic attraction that many people visit due to its stunning coastline views and nearly 200 acres of pasture. You can also visit the home of Irelands President at the Aras an Uachtarain.

If you love castles, then Ireland is certainly where you need to be, as you can visit any of the following castles:

Dublin Castle

Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre

Farmleigh House

Malahide Castle

Rathfarnham Castle

Drimnagh Castle

You can also take short trips outside of Dublin to visit one of the many beaches, which include include Dollymount Strand, Balcarrick, Rush North and Killiney.

Alternatively, you can visit one of the many cultural or historical attractions such as the National Concert Hall, see great artists in the Irish Museum of National Art, or check out the ancient Viking remnants from the National Museum of Ireland Archaeology.

Before you go to Dublin, make sure that you go online to purchase travel insurance. This travel insurance will make sure that you have a great holiday by giving you peace of mind that you are financially covered and reimbursed for delayed flights, illness, injury or loss of luggage that occurs while visiting Dublin.

by: Kayla Monroe




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