Dublin Landmarks and Historic sites

Saint Patrick's Cathedral, also known as the National Cathedral, is considered to be the largest church in the country. The cathedral holds numerous national ceremonies. The Remembrance Day service is hosted every November by the Royal...

St. Mary's is the metropolitan place of worship for Roman-Catholics and the third cathedral after St. Patrick’s and Christ Church. Located near O'Connell Street, the church architecture reflects the re-emerging Catholicism of its time.

St. Ann's Church is an example of great architecture that upholds ancient traditions. The church also has a social centre and bookshop.

Dublin Castle is at present a major Irish Government complex. The Castle was first founded in 1204 as a major defensive work on the orders of King John of England. It was the fortified seat of British rule in Ireland until 1922. Most of it...

Ireland has become increasingly famous in recent years as a vacation destination. Dublin is the best known city and the place where most of the tourists make their way for a trip. There are even suggested itineraries in Dublin with which one...

Christ Church Cathedral is another well known cathedral that contains the tomb of Strongbow, whose arrival in Ireland marked the beginning of English involvement in Ireland

The Trinity College Library is the largest library in Ireland.The Trinity College Library houses manuscripts and books that date back to the sixteenth century. The library was established in the year 1592 and has almost 5 million volumes...

The Irish city of Dublin consists of several shopping avenues. Grafton Street is considered a shoppers' paradise in Dublin. Visitors can get all sorts of items, clothes and jewelry on this street. There are many shops here, where tourists...