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What you will visit:

Dublin
Dublin, a thriving city steeped in tradition is the capital of the Irish Republic. In addition to its splendid public buildings, it is rich in the domestic architecture of the 18th century as well as historic Georgian mansions, lending beauty to the city's wide streets and spacious squares.


What you will see along the way:

From Dun Laoghaire you will travel north to Dublin City, where you will drive along the river Liffey and take in sights of The Customs House, The Old Parliament House and Trinity College. Continue to the National Gallery of Ireland and Government Buildings. Admire Dublin Castle, City Hall, and Christ Church Cathedral. Travel past the Guinness Brewery before reaching Phoenix Park.

Photo Opportunities:

Doorways of Dublin
Stop to snap a picture of the world-famous Doors of Dublin, unique portals ornately painted in rich colors that adorn the Georgian townhouses on Fitzwilliam Square.

St. Patrick's Cathedral (pass by on the coach)
Built in honor of Ireland's patron saint in 1190, St. Patrick's Cathedral is not only the largest church in Ireland but is also said to be one of the earliest Christian sites in Ireland where St. Patrick baptized converts. The cathedral was damaged during Cromwell's invasion of Ireland in the 17th century and was restored in the 19th century by the Guinness Brewery family.