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When you visit Dublin you will truly be amazed by the many attractions in the city. In the historical city center there are beautiful old buildings and authentic medieval streets to find. Dublin has also beautiful parks and interesting museums.
The cozy atmosphere of Dublin and the mix of fun and culture has increased the popularity of the Temple Bar area. With excellent museums, art galleries and exhibitions, this city has lots to offer.
The Temple Bar is an ancient district in the city centre of Dublin and is “Dublin’s cultural quarter”. There are many cosy b&b’s and budget hotels to find in this area.
Dublin Castle, Trinity College, Gaiety Theatre, The Guinness Storehouse, and Christ Church Cathedral are all a short walk from these Dublin city centre hotels. Grafton shopping street is also within easy reach of most hotels in this fashionable area.
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If you think about Dublin, you think about pubs. In the medieval streets of the Temple Bar area you can find plenty of cosy pubs and clubs where you can taste real Irish atmosphere. Also for a nice meal in a restaurant or for a night dancing in a nightclub you can really go to the Temple Bar area of Dublin. It’s a major centre for nightlife. Pubs include the Temple Bar, Oliver St. John Gogarty Pub, the Quays Bar, the Foggy Dew Pub, and many more.
It’s also the gastronomic and shopping centre of Dublin. The neighbourhood can be found on the south side of the Liffey and is first mentioned in 1673. The district has his name from the Irish rector Sir William Temple who ever lived there.
Lively Temple Bar is one of the most tourist districts of Dublin where plenty of hotels can be found to accommodate the many tourists who come to this area. In addition, there are plenty of museums and other cultural institutions.
All city centre buses will take you to the Temple Bar area.
Dublin’s principial railway stations are Heuston Station and Connolly Station. Temple Bar is a short taxi ride from both stations. The new Luas (Light Rail) Red Line Service operates between Connolly and Heuston Stations.
The nearest airport from Dublin’s city centre is Dublin International Airport, located 10 km or 6 miles north of the city centre. Plenty of taxis can take you from the airport to the Temple Bar area. You can take also the Aircoach, an express bus service. There are three various bus connections from the airport to the O’Connell Street stop in the city center – Aircoach, AirLink and city bus.
