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Grafton Street
Grafton Street is one of the two major commercial streets in the center of Dublin, as famous as Henry Street on the north bank of the River Liffey. It connects to St Stephen's Green in the south and College Green in the north, with brand stores, jewelry shops, and department stores concentrated on both sides, as well as many small fashion boutiques by local designers, making it a premier destination for fashion shopping in Dublin. Busking is an iconic feature here, with musicians, singers, and dancers performing year-round. It is especially popular on sunny days, and lively performances often continue into the night. The historic Bewley's Café preserves several stained glass windows designed by artist Harry Clarke. Ordering a coffee and sitting under the stained glass is a stop many tourists make a special trip for. If you want to taste a classic Irish coffee, there are also many cafes and bars to choose from in this area. When visiting, you might want to enter from the College Green end and stroll south to finish at St Stephen's Green. Trinity College is not far from the north end. On nearby Suffolk Street stands the bronze statue of Molly Malone. This cockle-selling girl from the folk song of the same name is a familiar city symbol to Dubliners.Ireland · Dublin
The Spire
The Spire stands in the center of O'Connell Street, Dublin's main thoroughfare, and has become one of the city's landmarks. Nelson's Column once stood on the original site, but the stone pillar was destroyed in an explosion. The completion of the new structure was later seen as a symbol of O'Connell Street's revitalization. The design was created by British architect Ian Ritchie, with the concept of "bridging art and technology with an elegant and energetic simplicity." The structure is assembled from eight hollow stainless steel conical sections that taper rapidly upwards, looking like a silver needle piercing the sky from a distance. Such slender and towering street sculptures are rare. The tower's surface, which has undergone special treatment, changes texture with the light and clouds, and on sunny days, it often seems to blend into the sky. The lower part of the base is etched with patterns derived from underground rock core samples and the DNA double helix. At night, the base lights up, and the tiny holes at the top of the tower emit spots of light. Standing directly beneath the base and looking up, you can capture a striking image of the silver needle "piercing" the sky.Ireland · Dublin
Wicklow Mountains National Park
Wicklow Mountains National Park is located in County Wicklow, Ireland. It was established in 1991 and is one of the six national parks of the Irish Heritage Management Department. The park is popular with tourists for its beautiful natural environment. The spectacular mountains here have also been the location for many movies. The park was formed 400 million years ago due to the collision of ancient Europe and the ancient Americas, resulting in the uplift of the earth's crust. It is divided into upper lake and lower lake. The beautiful scenery is called the back garden of Dublin. There are mountains, swamps, lakes, etc., and various animals such as sika deer, hares, crows and so on.Ireland · Municipal District of Wicklow
Ha'penny Bridge
In 1816, in order to connect the north and south urban areas of Dublin as a whole, the Irish built a graceful light bridge over the Liffey River, only for pedestrians. After the bridge is completed, pedestrians have to pay half penny "bridge tolls" to cross the bridge, so it has the title of "half penny bridge". When night falls, the Halfpenny Bridge will be lit with yellow lights, as if a golden bow is ready to go, lying on the quiet Lifei River, graceful and luxurious. Although the half penny bridge toll has long been abolished, Dubliners still love to call the bridge so, and the half penny bridge has become another scenic line carrying the history of Dublin.Ireland · Dublin
Phoenix Park
The park is located on the north bank of the Lefey River in the northwest of Dublin City. It covers an area of 1760 acres and is a famous park in Ireland. The park was originally a deer park built by the then-governor, Duke of Ormond in 1663, to cater to the reinstated King Charles II and some dignitaries in Dublin at that time. After centuries of changes, it still maintains the characteristics of the 17th century deer park. The sound of Phoenix is the same as the Celtic Finniskk, which means clear water and green grass, and it has been passed down to this day. While the park was once a luxurious place of pleasure, it is now owned by the public, with its natural surroundings and herds of reindeer bringing joy to tens of thousands of visitors.Ireland · Dublin
St Stephen's Green
St Stephen's Park is a famous Victorian park in Ireland. There are gardens, artificial lakes and more than ten statues of Dublin celebrities including Mrs. Markovich, Yeats, Mangan and James Joyce, the leaders of the Easter Uprising. Every June 16, St.Patrick's Day is held in St. Stephen's Park, a large concert attracting thousands of revellers to sing and dance. This park has appeared in the movies "Once" and "Leap Year". The National Museum of Ireland, the Natural History Museum, the National Gallery, etc., are all near St. Stephen's Park. If you want to take a horse-drawn carriage tour of Dublin city, you can also take it next to the park.Ireland · Dublin
National Gallery of Ireland
The National Gallery of Ireland, adjacent to the Rijksmuseum, houses a large collection of Western European painting treasures from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. This art gallery, which is connected by four 4-storey buildings, has as many as 54 exhibition rooms, and divides more than 11,000 works of art by age and region, among which there are many peaks of painting masters such as Vermeer and Monet. do. In 1852, Willem Duggan, the father of the Irish railway, first proposed the idea of holding an art exhibition on the South Bank of Dublin. Throughout the 20th century, the National Gallery has been visited by an endless stream of visitors, and its collection has been continuously enriched and diversified due to its reputation, and until today, it has finally become a feng shui treasure in Dublin.Ireland · Dublin
National Botanic Gardens
There are more than 15,000 different kinds of plants cultivated in the botanical garden. The labels explain the habits of different plants. Visitors can learn knowledge while visiting. The greenhouse flower house full of geometric beauty in the garden is another highlight. In addition, there are palm gardens, rose gardens, alpine courtyards, and ponds in the park, which is a good place to relax and get close to nature.Ireland · Glasnevin
Eyre Square
Eyre Square is the heart of the eastern city center. Its center is filled with green space, and the square featuresKennedy Park, named after Kennedy's visit in 1963; a statue of the controversial Galway-born writer Padraic O'Conaire; St. Nicholas Church, built in 1320; a striking cannon; and several interesting tombs.Ireland · Galway
National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street
The Archaeological History Pavilion at the National Museum of Ireland was designed in 1890 by father and son Thomas Newenham Deane and Thomas Manly Deane. The museum displays some artifacts from Ireland's prehistoric period, including early gold, church treasures, the Viking period, and the Middle Ages. The museum also displays early medieval Celtic metal products, such as the Ardagh Chalice, Tara Brooch and DerrynaflanHoard, some gold-shaped half-moons from prehistoric times, etc. Most of these exhibits are made by It was discovered by farmers in the 19th century while expanding their fields. The museum also has some special exhibits from Egypt, Cyprus and the Roman Empire.Ireland · Dublin
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Grafton Street
Ireland · DublinThe Spire
Ireland · DublinWicklow Mountains National Park
Ireland · Municipal District of WicklowHa'penny Bridge
Ireland · DublinPhoenix Park
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Ireland · DublinNational Gallery of Ireland
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孔垂信001April 6, 2020
5.0
This street is also a very lively place in the local area, with tourists coming and going, as well as local residents.
Grafton Street
亲亲股太乐May 31, 2023
5.0
Berlin, Germany is a well-known city with a beautiful environment and unique architectural style. Fortunately, Germany is now far away from the shadow of the Nazis, and peace is the main theme.
The Spire
就叫其卓February 16, 2025
5.0
Legend has it that in the past it cost half a penny to cross the bridge, so it was called the Halfpenny Bridge. It's just an ordinary bridge, but the hidden surprise is the seagulls that are not afraid of people at all, and the scenery on both sides of the River Liffey can be seen from the bridge.
Ha'penny Bridge
charlottieotsieAugust 14, 2023
5.0
Be warned, to walk all the way through takes about an hour and there are no busses that stop in the park- they only drive through and stop either side, but the park itself is beautiful and easy to spend that much time wandering in, the deer are usually in the upper end of the park after the cricket field, there are a few food carts dotted around and also Dublin zoo located in the park
Phoenix Park
Lavender and SunApril 19, 2022
5.0
St. Stephen's Green is Ireland's most famous Victorian park, reopened to all citizens of Dublin by Lord Ardilaun in 1880. This 9-hectare park has maintained its traditional Victorian layout, with lush trees and shrubs, and spectacular Victorian spring and summer flower beds. Herbaceous plants on the edge of the flower beds add a touch of color to the garden from early spring to late autumn.
St Stephen's Green
小鱼儿2015February 2, 2020
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The National Gallery of Ireland is also a very interesting and important place. The art gallery here is also very good and unique. There are many works in the gallery, integrating many artists.
National Gallery of Ireland
GLS***70February 12, 2018
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Even in winter it’s gorgeous, and how many outdoor places can claim that? Take a casual stroll around, you won’t regret it!
National Botanic Gardens
juki235January 30, 2020
5.0
Eyre Square is located in the central urban area of Galway. It retains many remnants of historical buildings and forms a very distinctive sculpture that tells the history of the ancient city of Galway. It is also the soul of the city. It is a must-see place for tourists. You can take some photos as a souvenir.
Eyre Square
小小呆60November 2, 2019
3.0
A very good archaeological museum. My personal favorite part is the archaeological excavations in the Middle Ages. There are not only many religious and historical relics and treasures from the Middle Ages, but also some discoveries about life.
National Museum of Ireland, Kildare Street
