Welcome to Dublin - The Liberties

A museum of historical recreation museum that focuses on the Medieval and Viking history of Dublin, located in Christ Church Cathedral.

This is where Guinness comes from, and it is a bit of a rite of passage. Touristy.. but worth if for the best pint in the world.

The Irish Museum of Modern Art started in 1990, and now features over 3,500 artwork's from Irish and international artists.

Just a 4-minute walk away is St Audoen's Park, home to Dublin’s original stone walls and the last surviving gateway to the old city, offering a peek into the city's medieval past.

Explore the Jameson Distillery Dublin for world-class distillery tours, hands-on cocktail-making classes, premium whiskey tastings, or the chance to blend your very own whiskey.

Spread across 80 acres, Dublin zoo features more than 400 different species from around the world.

Phoenix Park is Europe's largest enclosed urban park and features a huge herd of wild deer, a zoo and relaxing walks.

On March 17th each year, St Patrick’s Day Parade returns to the streets of Dublin, drawing crowds from across the globe.

Built in the 13th century on the site of a viking settlement, this impressive piece of history is still used by the Irish gov't.

The patron saint of Ireland, this majestic church offers a peaceful retreat. Masses and concerts regularly bring it to life.

The ultimate whiskey experience is discounted for Members! Book here.

Local car park offers a special rate of €29 for 24 hours. With ticket validation at reception