Dublin is a beautiful city surrounded by even more picturesque places. Thanks to a robust public transport network, you can reach its scenic walks without dealing with the traffic.
The Scalp: A Hike to the Ancient Glacial Valley
The Scalp is a narrow glacial valley formed during the Ice Age. Take a path through the foothills of the Dublin Mountains to see geological forces on full display.
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14 Min
Killiney Hill: A Walk to Obelisk, Pyramid, And Quarry
Killiney Hill Park is a way to get breathtaking views of the Wicklow Mountains. You can explore noteworthy structures along the path less than an hour from central Dublin.
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20 Min
Malahide: Medieval Castle Next To A 5-Mile Beach
Malahide is a small seaside town north of Dublin. Famous for its medieval castle, gardens, and beaches, Malahide is a pleasant day trip from Ireland’s capital.
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15 Min
Howth: A Cliff Walk on The Tombolo Peninsula
Howth is a paradise for seafood lovers and a great hiking spot. Close proximity to Central Dublin make Howth an excellent day trip destination.
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16 Min
Kilmainham Gaol: History of Irish Independence
Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin is a former prison turned museum. Take a guided tour to learn about the Irish Independence fight through the lives of political prisoners.
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17 Min
Dublin: How to Survive St Patrick’s Day As A Tourist
Tourist crowds transform Dublin on St. Patrick’s Day. However, there are a few tips to follow to make your St. Patrick’s Day experience most enjoyable.
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14 Min
Dublin: Walking Tour of The Historic City Center
Dublin features historic buildings, beautiful bridges, large parks, and countless pubs. Take a self guided walking tour of the city with us.
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17 Min