Dublin Traveller

[...] As a capital city, Dublin has its fair share of top department stores that are found around the U.K. and Europe. For example, Marks and Spencer is ideal for a one [...]

[...] cuts down the middle of Dublin and is flanked on either side with local artisan shops and department stores. The street is marked by the Spire Dublin, a 400 foot structure that shoots into the sky and [...]

[...] There are two main shopping areas in Dublin: Grafton and Henry Street. However, Henry Street is better for a more authentic feel of the Irish capital city. Henry Street cuts down the [...]

[...] electronics to a good local draught beer and all at moderate prices. Arnotts can be found on Henry Street and is Ireland’s largest chain. The most chic and expensive of Dublin’s department [...]

[...] Famous for its lively night scene, the Temple Bar area of Dublin turns into a quaint cross section of back streets and allies full of antique and [...]

[...] major attractions of Dublin that are at a walking distance to this enchanting hotel includes Temple bar. The place has a unique design with a beer garden, waterfall and deck seating, all accessible [...]

[...] ’s exclusive shopping centre. The tram system line that serves the region between Grafton street to the north and Green Line Sandyford to the south is close by. The major attractions of [...]

[...] stores is Brown Thomas that is a chic store found off Dublin’s main high style drag, Grafton street. It is been open since 1849 and has served Dublin faithfully in luxury marks and style. [...]

[...] the basic features to ultimate in-modern facilities, every room is equipped with laundry, tea, coffee maker, television, safety deposit boxes, desk, wi-fi internet access, non smoking room option, [...]

[...] for Italian dishes and pizzas. Besides the basic facilities such as dial-up internet access, coffee maker, laundry service, few selected rooms come with refrigerators, over-sized desks and other [...]

[...] has 20 bedrooms, each spacious and fully furnished with air-conditioning, bathroom, laundry service, television and above all excellent customer service. Apart from this, the hotel [...]

[...] and pizzas. Besides the basic facilities such as dial-up internet access, coffee maker, laundry service, few selected rooms come with refrigerators, over-sized desks and other unsurpassed amenities, [...]

[...] many antique and book shops. Temple Bar can be a bit touristy so do expect to find some tourist shops but, the quaint day time charm of Temple Bar quickly makes up for any overdone Irish [...]

[...] are a great way to find deals on gifts to bring back home that may be more expensive in the tourist shops. [...]

[...] How can you visit Ireland without going to the brewery of all Irish goodness in a glass? The Guinness Brewery is a top tourist attraction in Dublin however, the shop alone is worth a visit itself. [...]

[...] its D-Two bar and the restaurant is well-known for Italian dishes and pizzas. Besides the basic facilities such as dial-up internet access, coffee maker, laundry service, few selected rooms come with [...]

If you’re seeking nightlife that has a trendy, modern, and posh feel to it, you’ll want to check out the city’s new super pubs. One [...]