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Dublin city has undoubtedly become one of the most popular places in Europe to visit or stay in. The reasons why people come to Dublin City are endless and the possibilities for enjoying oneself here are many. Dublin city is Ireland’s capital city (Belfast and Cork are the island’s other two major cities) and since its beginning around 988AD it has accommodated many diverse nationalities.

Modern Dublin is being transformed by enormous changes caused by the recent economic boom, and you cannot be here without catching some of the infectious excitement that comes with prosperity. Dublin city has always had a reputation as a great historical city, and its strong links with world literature and the arts are readily apparent. Dublin city offers its visitors a wealth of visitor attractions to explore.

Take a break from your sightseeing by stopping into one of Dublin’s many pubs and bars. For the younger and more energetic, Dublin is famous for it’s nightlife.

Dublin city offers its markets, and one of the best is Mother Redcap’s in Back Lane (opposite Christ Church cathedral). This wonderful indoor market has stalls selling clothes and music, books and antiques, as well as excell ent cakes and cheeses . Shop opening hours vary considerably in Dublin City with newsagents and sandwich bars open well before 9am and other stores just getting going by 9.30 or 9.45am. Most are closed by 5.30 to 6pm, but on Thursday there is late night shopping until 8pm. The majority of shops in Dublin City are closed all day Sunday.

Dublin offers penalty to do, you can play a round of golf on one of Irelands world-renowned courses and food-loving visitors to Dublin city have reason to celebrate. While prices have risen throughout the city, the standard and variety of restaurant cooking, from the simplest to the grandest, has never been better. Dubliners complain by simply withdrawing their custom, and then continuing the search for places that give them what they want, at a price they are happy to pay.

You only have to walk around the streets of Dublin City and you’ll see the diversity; cool bars, all pale wood and aluminium, alongside traditional old pubs. In Dublin City you will also find traditional craft skills wrought in a thoroughly modern and stylish way; fine dining worth every single award, good old-fashioned fish and chips, sushi bars and Victorian tea-shops – they’re all here in Dublin City!