Best Plans On Monday In Dublin Near Me

4worldlovers: The Phoenix Park is one of the largest enclosed public parks in any capital city in Europe.

It was originally formed as a royal hunting Park in the 1660s and opened to the public in 1747. A large herd of wild fallow deer still remain to this day. The Park is also home to the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre, Áras an Uachtaráin, Zoological Gardens, Victorian Flower Gardens, a Biodiversity Information Centre, Phoenix Café and Tea Rooms. The Phoenix Park is only a mile and a half from O’Connell Street. Both passive and active recreational pursuits may be pursued such as walking, running, polo, cricket, hurling and many more. The Glen Pond is set in very scenic surrounds in the Furry Glen. There are many walks and cycle trails available to the public. Please note that BBQs are not permitted in the Phoenix Park.

4worldlovers: The National Botanic Gardens Glasnevin are currently open for Summer Hours, from 9.00am to 5.00pm on weekdays and 10am to 6.00pm on Saturdays, Sundays, and Bank Holidays.

4worldlovers: Savour the sights, sounds, tastes, and aromas of Guinness. Join us beyond the gates at the home of the black stuff.

Upgrade your tour ticket for even more memorable experiences. Learn how to pour a pint of Guinness, or see your face come to life on the head of a creamy pint.

A truly one-off experience. Print your selfie on the head of your smooth Guinness. Make your friends wish they were here with an unforgettable moment to snap and share.

Learn the legendary six-step ritual of pouring your own pint at the home of Guinness; witness the iconic surge and settle before savouring your own creation.

Make your visit extra special. Upgrade to the Connoisseur Experience, a tasting and storytelling journey that delves deeper into the origins and tastes of Guinness.

Where better to enjoy long summer days than at the home of the best views in Dublin? Following its success in 2022, visitors can once again sit back and relax in Ireland's highest garden at the Gravity Bar, surrounded by greenery and florals. Enjoy live music and performances, a park and beach installation from Irish artist Fatti Burke and much more this summer at the Guinness Storehouse!

Hot on the heels of Dermot Kennedy’s recent performance, Bicep and Kelis will continue the series of incredible ticketed live music shows taking place across summer at Guinness Storehouse, on June 21 and July 4 respectively. What’s more, this will be Kelis’s only Irish performance in 2023, and Bicep’s only planned show in Ireland this summer. Tickets are €35 for these strictly over 18s events.

Exceeded our expectations. There is no better experience than drinking Guinness in the heart of Ireland.”

Discover a range worth inspiring. From Guinness NITROSURGE to the iconic personalised pint glass, you can’t go wrong with the Guinness Store.

Delicious food to pair with exceptional beer. From our coffee shop on the first floor to the restaurant hub on level five, our eateries - with their seasonal menus - are an essential ingredient of the unforgettable Guinness Storehouse experience.

Relax in our full-service brasserie named after the year Guinness and oysters were declared a perfect match. Pre-book to enjoy our all-day menu of delicious classics with curated beer pairings. Choose from Carlingford oysters and our signature Beef & Guinness stew to stone-baked flatbreads and vegetarian options.

Fancy another drink after your Gravity Bar experience? Head down to lively Arthur’s Bar, a contemporary space with views across the city where you can enjoy Guinness & Herb sausages and mash, tasty burgers, or a steak sandwich – all paired with the perfect beers.

Ideal for a quick snack before or during your tour, the Cooperage Café serves freshly-baked cakes, treats and tasty sandwiches to enjoy with your hot drinks served up by brilliant baristas.

Inspired by the dining halls of our brewers from the past, our Brewers’ Dining Hall with its open kitchen boasts a seafood-inspired menu offering oysters, chowder, seafood pie and moules frites – the perfect partner to your next pint. Even better, there’s no need to book.

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When the sailing ships, transporting the Ha’penny Bridge from the Coalbrookdale Foundry in England, dropped anchor in Dublin, it was then an outpost of the British Empire with a population of less than 200,000 people. The bridge, assembled on site, opened on May 19th 1816 and citizens enjoyed ten toll free days. Thereafter it was a convenience, paid for in ha’pennies.

4worldlovers: Christ Church Cathedral has stood at the heart of Dublin for almost 1,000 years. Many visitors from all over the world are welcomed to this important heritage site every day.

Throughout the centuries, the cathedral has built a reputation for excellence in many areas through its liturgy, outreach, music, and hospitality. It is also a space celebrated for its beauty, the sense of spiritual and an enduring invitation to all generations. Watch here to see more of Christ Church.

Shining the light of Christ into the heart of the city: an exploration of the mission of Christ Church Cathedral Dublin from the perspective of members of the cathedral community.

Click here to read a report of a survey and research carried out by the cathedral’s priest scholar, Reverend Professor Anne Lodge.

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