Dublin Sights & Attractions

Dublin's major places of interest include Dublin Castle, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Christ Church Cathedral, Malahide Castle. There are numerous attractions and parks in Dublin. Explore Dublin Places to find more about the city's attractions and sights.

• Dublin Castle
  Dublin Castle is an important part in the history of Dublin. Its highlights include the 13th-century record tower, the largest visible fragment of the original Norman castle and the State Apartments. ... More>>
  
  
• Malahide Castle
  Being the oldest in Ireland, Malahide Castle tells us about the long history of prominent family – the Talbot family. This castle was in their possession from 1185 to 1975. ... More>>
  
  
• National Gallery of Ireland
  The National Gallery of Ireland is one of Dublin's most important museums. The gallery houses the national collection of Irish and European fine art. Admission to the collection is free. ... More>>
  
  
• Irish Museum of Modern Art
  Irish Museum of Modern Art is one of Dublin's most famous museums. The Museum demonstrates art in different forms. The variety of exhibitions is great and the program is rather dynamic. ... More>>
  
  
• Ardgillan Castle
  Ardgillan Castle is a big country house located on the coast in Balbriggan just beside Skerries. It is known for its picturesque views and it made the castle extraordinary therefore it received the status of Reginal Park opened to the public. ... More>>
  
  
• Christ Church Cathedral
  Founded by King of the Dublin Norsemen - Sitric, this Cathedral of Dublin dates back approximately to 1030. This sight became a landmark of Dublin as it is recognized by people throughout the world. ... More>>
  
  
• Farmleigh House
  Farmleigh House is located on the 79 acres in the north-western part of the Phoenix Park next to the Chapelizod and Castleknock suburbs of Dublin. ... More>>
  
  
• Kilmainham Gaol
  Kilmainham Gaol is a museum in Dublin which was a prison before. Kilmainham Gaol is an amazing example of the biggest empty gaol of the area. This punishment institution was opened in 1796 and worked until 1924. ... More>>
  
  
• Drimnagh Castle
  Drimnagh Castle was inhabited until the year of 1954 and belonged to the oldest residences among the castles of Ireland. It is an excellent pattern of historical stronghold of feudal times. ... More>>
  
  
• Dublinia and The Viking World
  Dublinia and The Viking World is a heritage centre in Dublin that features life-sized reconstructions which will take you back to Viking and Medieval Dublin. The exhibitions of the Dublinia centre cover the formative period of Dublin's history. ... More>>