DUBLIN WALKING TOUR (EAST)
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- Distance
- 7.57 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,585 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 1,585 ft
- Max elevation
- 152 ft
- TrailRank
-
86
4.8
- Min elevation
- -50 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 7 hours 16 minutes
- Coordinates
- 978
- Uploaded
- June 14, 2016
- Recorded
- June 2016
near Mountjoy, Leinster (Ireland)
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Dublin, located in a bay drawn by the mouth of the River Liffey, pulsates with energy thanks to its legendary pubs, elegant shops, beautiful art galleries, verdant urban parks, sophisticated architecture and turbulent and fascinating history.
The name Dublin comes from the Gaelic word “Dubh Linn”, which means “Black Lake”. A small capital, but dynamic and welcoming, where its added value, and that of all of Ireland, comes from its inhabitants. They are a happy and friendly people. “The Craic” is an expression that has become synonymous with fun… Dublin has something… Whether it's the pubs, the remains of the Vikings, the Irish humour, the music or the strong cultural heritage is anyone's guess… looking for the answer!
The proposal was to explore the city on foot and, between walks, pubs and good conversations, discover the charms of this city built between the mountains and the sea.
The routes presented here intend to show what can be visited in Dublin in a three-day stay. We set aside two days for the “Dublin Walking Tours” activity, one for walking on the west side of the city - “Dublin Walking Tours (West)”, the other for the east side of the city “Dublin Walking Tours (East)”. The third and final day in Dublin was devoted to a "North Coast & Malahide Castle Tour" by Dubin BusTours .
DUBLIN WALKING TOUR (WEST) with ticket / visit:
- GATE THEATER
- ABBEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
- WRITERS MUSEUM
- DUBLIN CITY GALLERY THE HUGH LANE
- ST MARY OF THE ANGELS CHURCH
- OLD JAMESON DISTILLERY
- ST PAUL'S CHURCH
- NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND - DECORATIVE ARTS AND HISTORY
- LIFFEY RIVER
- FOUR COURTS
- CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
- DUBLIN MUSEUM
- ST. AUDOEN'S CHURCH
- GUINNESS STOREHOUSE
- ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL
- DUBLIN CASTLE
- THE OLYMPIA THEATER
- TEMPLE BAR
- THE CUSTOM HOUSE - It is considered one of the jewels in the architectural crown of the city. A masterpiece of European neoclassicism that took 10 years to build and was completed in 1791.
DUBLIN WALKING TOUR (EAST) with ticket / visit:
LIFFEY RIVER
THE CONVENTION CENTER DUBLIN
DUBLIN PORT
GRAND CHANNEL
BORD GAIS ENERGY THEATER
PARLIAMENT SQUARE
TRINITY COLLEGE
OLD LIBRARY
OSCAR WILDE
MERRION SQUARE
NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND
LEINSTER HOUSE
NATIONAL MUSEUM
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS OF DUBLIN
ST STEPHEN'S GREEN
GRAFTON STREET
TEMPLE BAR
HA'PENNY BRIDGE
O`CONNELL BRIDGE
O`CONNELL STREET
NORTH COAST & MALAHIDE CASTLE TOUR with ticket / visit:
THE CASINO, MARINO
MALAHIDE CASTLE
MALAHIDE MARINA & VILLAGE
PORTMARNOCK
HOWTH
CLONTARF
NORTH BULL ISLAND
Accommodation:
Jacobs Inn Hostel - Good location, close to main attractions, bus stop, shops and supermarkets. Good facilities, well equipped kitchen to make meals (dinner). Good atmosphere and friendliness of staff. Good price-quality ratio. http://www.jacobsinn.com/
The name Dublin comes from the Gaelic word “Dubh Linn”, which means “Black Lake”. A small capital, but dynamic and welcoming, where its added value, and that of all of Ireland, comes from its inhabitants. They are a happy and friendly people. “The Craic” is an expression that has become synonymous with fun… Dublin has something… Whether it's the pubs, the remains of the Vikings, the Irish humour, the music or the strong cultural heritage is anyone's guess… looking for the answer!
The proposal was to explore the city on foot and, between walks, pubs and good conversations, discover the charms of this city built between the mountains and the sea.
The routes presented here intend to show what can be visited in Dublin in a three-day stay. We set aside two days for the “Dublin Walking Tours” activity, one for walking on the west side of the city - “Dublin Walking Tours (West)”, the other for the east side of the city “Dublin Walking Tours (East)”. The third and final day in Dublin was devoted to a "North Coast & Malahide Castle Tour" by Dubin BusTours .
DUBLIN WALKING TOUR (WEST) with ticket / visit:
- GATE THEATER
- ABBEY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
- WRITERS MUSEUM
- DUBLIN CITY GALLERY THE HUGH LANE
- ST MARY OF THE ANGELS CHURCH
- OLD JAMESON DISTILLERY
- ST PAUL'S CHURCH
- NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND - DECORATIVE ARTS AND HISTORY
- LIFFEY RIVER
- FOUR COURTS
- CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
- DUBLIN MUSEUM
- ST. AUDOEN'S CHURCH
- GUINNESS STOREHOUSE
- ST PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL
- DUBLIN CASTLE
- THE OLYMPIA THEATER
- TEMPLE BAR
- THE CUSTOM HOUSE - It is considered one of the jewels in the architectural crown of the city. A masterpiece of European neoclassicism that took 10 years to build and was completed in 1791.
DUBLIN WALKING TOUR (EAST) with ticket / visit:
LIFFEY RIVER
THE CONVENTION CENTER DUBLIN
DUBLIN PORT
GRAND CHANNEL
BORD GAIS ENERGY THEATER
PARLIAMENT SQUARE
TRINITY COLLEGE
OLD LIBRARY
OSCAR WILDE
MERRION SQUARE
NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND
LEINSTER HOUSE
NATIONAL MUSEUM
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS OF DUBLIN
ST STEPHEN'S GREEN
GRAFTON STREET
TEMPLE BAR
HA'PENNY BRIDGE
O`CONNELL BRIDGE
O`CONNELL STREET
NORTH COAST & MALAHIDE CASTLE TOUR with ticket / visit:
THE CASINO, MARINO
MALAHIDE CASTLE
MALAHIDE MARINA & VILLAGE
PORTMARNOCK
HOWTH
CLONTARF
NORTH BULL ISLAND
Accommodation:
Jacobs Inn Hostel - Good location, close to main attractions, bus stop, shops and supermarkets. Good facilities, well equipped kitchen to make meals (dinner). Good atmosphere and friendliness of staff. Good price-quality ratio. http://www.jacobsinn.com/
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Adorei a cidade, os pubs, os jardins, povo alegre e amistoso. Recomendo!
É agradável percorrer Dublin a pé com tempo para descobrir e apreciar cada um dos inúmeros recantos. Há museus com entradas gratuitas, muitos parques verdes para relaxar. Muito bom!
Fica a vontade de ir até Dublin para caminhar pelas suas ruas, visitar os museus, descansar nos belos jardins e beber uma Guinness num dos seus inumeros pubs... Um fim de semana é suficiente?
Obrigado pela partilha!
Olá Picos Alpinos, obrigado pelos comentários!
Ficamos três dias completos em Dublin, mas dois foram suficientes para conhecer a cidade, o terceiro dia foi destinado a passeio pela costa norte e castelo de Malahide... Se a ideia for só conhecer Dublin, o fim de semana é suficiente!
Boas caminhadas!
caminhada cultural interessante