Looking to have fun without burning a hole in your wallet? Well look no further, we have compiled a few adventures for you here in Dublin at little to no cost. Check them out, and let us know what you think!
1. Sandeman’s New Dublin Tour:
This is a free 3-hour walking tour of the city of Dublin. The tour departs everyday at 11am from Dame Street. "From the Celts to the Vikings, invaders have tried to tame this wild island, a place of legends, traditions, and folklore" New Dublin Tours Join the group and explore the Dublin Castle, Viking Remains, Dublin's medieval walls, the Leinster House, the National Library, among many other famous sites!
A vibrant setting complete with historical buildings, this street is a perfect blend of culture and amusement. With plenty of shops to check out and a plethora of restaurants and cafes, this site is sure to have something for everyone!
St. Stephen's Green is a 22 acre public park. The stunning grounds flaunt perfectly tamed gardens, fountains, several statues, a lake, and even a platform for musicians. A favorite spot to many, the park provides a peaceful haven amidst an otherwise bustling city.
Phoenix Park has much to offer in terms of activities. The park itself includes monuments, wildlife, gardens, and is home to the historic Farmleigh House. Many performers offer free concerts here, and if you happen to be visiting in the month of June be sure to check out the Bloom in the Park Festival!
5. Trinity College:
Founded in 1592, Trinity College is one of the most prestigious universities in Europe. With beautiful grounds for a casual stroll, this location is both tranquil and remarkable. Between the historical architecture and widespread campus, there is much to d o and see here. The college offers many options for visitors as it is home to a zoological museum, science gallery, restaurants, library and bookstore. Take a look around Trinity's grounds, or have a cup of coffee at The Arts Cafe.
More on Trinity College here: Visitor's Welcome!
There are many free museums to explore in Dublin. The top ones we recommend are part of the National Museum of Ireland. Two are located right next to Trinity College. One showcases Natural History, while the other is on Archeology. Not too far from these is the Decorative Arts & History museum on Benburb St.
7. Fascination of Light :
The Fascination of Light is a free event, that will be held "at the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT festival) from April 1st 15th. "This highly successful exhibition has had tens of thousands of visitors of all ages as it toured across Europe over the last twelve months "
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