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Top things to do in Dublin

39 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.

Christ Church Cathedral
Religious site4.5

Christ Church Cathedral

4,659 reviews · South City Centre

Christ Church Cathedral is the oldest of Dublin's two medieval cathedrals, founded around 1030 and rebuilt in stone by the Normans, with its dramatic stonework, soaring nave, and famously atmospheric crypt, the largest medieval crypt in Britain or Ireland.

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What is the most visited attraction in Dublin?

Christ Church Cathedral draws the most traveler reviews of anywhere we track in Dublin, with 4,659 of them, rated 4.5 out of 5. Review volume is the closest honest proxy we have for how many people actually turn up, so it is what this list is ranked by.

Which place in Dublin do visitors rate highest?

Experience Gaelic Games holds the highest rating in Dublin among places with a meaningful number of reviews, at 5.0 out of 5 from 456 reviews. It is less busy than Christ Church Cathedral, which is often exactly why it scores better.

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Dublinia

3,616 reviews

Dublinia is an engaging, hands-on history museum that brings Viking and medieval Dublin vividly to life, ideal for families and anyone wanting the city's origin story without dry displays.

Celtic Nights
Entertainment4

Celtic Nights

1,088 reviews

An evening of traditional Irish music, dance, and storytelling at the Arlington Hotel in Dublin.

Landmark
Landmark4.5

Croke Park Stadium

777 reviews

Croke Park Stadium is Ireland's largest sports venue, home to the Gaelic Athletic Association, hosting hurling and football matches, concerts, and tours.

Market
Market5

Experience Gaelic Games

456 reviews

Experience Gaelic Games in Dublin offers visitors a chance to play or watch traditional Irish sports like hurling and Gaelic football at a local club.

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Entertainment4

Arlington Hotel Temple Bar

292 reviews

Live entertainment venue in Dublin's Temple Bar district, featuring traditional Irish music and dance shows at the Arlington Hotel.

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Entertainment4

Stella Cinema

225 reviews

A cozy independent cinema in Dublin's Rathmines neighborhood, offering a curated mix of blockbusters, indie films, and cult classics with a bar and café.

Market
Market4.5

Dublin Cookery School

149 reviews

Award-winning cooking school in Blackrock, Dublin, offering hands-on classes for all skill levels in a professional kitchen.

Entertainment
Entertainment3.5

Cineworld Cinema

121 reviews

A modern multiplex cinema in Dublin city centre showing the latest blockbusters, with comfortable seating and standard concessions.

Market
Market4

Arnotts Department Store

121 reviews

Arnotts is a landmark department store located on Henry Street in Dublin city centre. Spanning multiple floors, it offers an extensive selection of fashion, beauty, homeware, and electronics, alongside several dining outlets including a rooftop restaurant. The store is known for its grand architecture, with a striking atrium and elegant interiors that blend modern retail with heritage charm. Visitors can browse Irish and international brands, from high-street favourites to luxury labels. The store also features a dedicated food hall and a popular café, making it a destination for both shopping

Sight
Sight4.5

Doheny and Nesbitt

86 reviews · South City Centre

A traditional Irish pub in Dublin's South City Centre, known for its warm atmosphere and classic pub fare.

Museum
Museum4.5

Irish Jewish Museum

82 reviews · South City Centre

A compact museum in Dublin's South City Centre showcasing the history and culture of Ireland's Jewish community through artifacts, photographs, and a restored synagogue.

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Sight4.5

McNeills Pub Sessions, Capel St

76 reviews

A beloved Dublin pub hosting traditional Irish music sessions in a historic setting on Capel Street.

Sight
Sight4.5

Searsons

75 reviews

A classic Irish pub in Dublin's Baggot Street area, known for its traditional music, hearty food, and warm atmosphere.

Market
Market5

Alix Gardner's Cookery School Dublin

55 reviews

Hands-on cooking classes in a Dublin kitchen school, focusing on Irish cuisine and seasonal ingredients.

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Sight4

The Bernard Shaw

40 reviews

The Bernard Shaw is a vibrant pub and cultural venue in Dublin's city centre, known for its eclectic decor, live music, and outdoor beer garden.

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Sight4

Kennedy's

37 reviews

A traditional Irish pub in Dublin's Drumcondra neighborhood, known for its warm atmosphere, live music, and hearty pub fare.

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Riot Bar

32 reviews

A lively bar on Dublin's Aston Quay, known for its energetic atmosphere, live music, and riverside views.

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The Workmans Club

27 reviews

Historic members' club turned cultural venue in Dublin, hosting live music, comedy, and events.

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Hacienda Bar

27 reviews

A lively Dublin pub on Little Mary Street, known for its traditional Irish music sessions and friendly atmosphere.

Landmark
Landmark3.5

Mountjoy Square Park

21 reviews

A peaceful Georgian square park in Dublin's north inner city, featuring a playground, walking paths, and a central lawn surrounded by historic townhouses.

Park & nature
Park & nature4

St. Audoen's Park

20 reviews

A peaceful medieval park in Dublin's city center, featuring remnants of St. Audoen's Church and city walls.

The Lord Edward
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The Lord Edward

16 reviews

A historic pub in Dublin's Christchurch area, known for its traditional Irish atmosphere, live music, and hearty food.

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Sight4.5

The Den Bar

15 reviews

A cozy, intimate bar in Dublin's Lansdowne Hotel, known for its classic cocktails and warm atmosphere.

Landmark
Landmark

Spire of Dublin

The Spire of Dublin is a 120-meter stainless steel monument on O'Connell Street, a striking modern landmark visible from across the city.

Museum
Museum

EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum

An interactive museum in Dublin that tells the story of the Irish diaspora through immersive exhibits and personal stories.

Museum
Museum

National Wax Museum Plus

A museum featuring lifelike wax figures of Irish celebrities and historical figures, offering interactive fun in Dublin.

Museum
Museum

National Leprechaun Museum

A whimsical museum exploring Irish folklore and leprechaun mythology through immersive storytelling and optical illusions.

Museum
Museum

Dublin Writers Museum

Museum celebrating Ireland's literary heritage with exhibits on Joyce, Yeats, Beckett, and more.

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Sight

Jeanie Johnston

A replica 19th-century famine ship moored in Dublin's Custom House Quay, offering a glimpse into the harrowing journey of Irish emigrants during the Great Famine.

Museum
Museum

Hugh Lane Gallery

Modern art museum housing the reconstructed studio of Francis Bacon, plus works by Irish and international artists.

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Sight

Dublin Castle

A historic castle in central Dublin, once the seat of British rule, now a government complex and tourist attraction.

Museum
Museum

Chester Beatty Library

A world-class museum in Dublin housing an extraordinary collection of manuscripts, rare books, and decorative arts from across the globe.

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Sight

Trinity College Dublin

Ireland's oldest university, home to the Book of Kells and the stunning Old Library.

Landmark
Landmark

Ha'penny Bridge

The Ha'penny Bridge is a historic pedestrian bridge over the River Liffey, known for its elegant cast-iron design and iconic status in Dublin.

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Sight

The Custom House

The Custom House is a neoclassical 18th-century building on Dublin's quays, housing the Department of Housing and offering stunning riverside views.

Park & nature
Park & nature

Garden of Remembrance (Dublin)

A serene memorial park in Dublin dedicated to those who fought for Irish independence, featuring a striking sculpture and pool.

Neighborhood
Neighborhood

Temple Bar, Dublin

Dublin's lively cultural quarter, packed with pubs, street performers, and art galleries.

Landmark
Landmark

Famine Memorial (Dublin)

Bronze sculptures on Custom House Quay commemorating the Great Famine, a poignant tribute to Irish history.