InterContinental Dublin Destination

Built in the 13th century, this imposing castle is a historic landmark that has served as a fortress, royal residence, and government complex. Guided tours lead through the State Apartments, medieval tower, and chapel, highlighting the castle’s architectural evolution and role in Irish history, including its connection to the fight for independence.

Founded in 1592, Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s oldest university. Wander the pathways to admire the college’s striking architecture. Visit the stunning Long Room Library to view the famous Book of Kells, an illuminated manuscript from 800 AD. Guided tours provide insight into Trinity’s history and influence on Irish culture. No visit to Dublin is complete without a stop (or two) at this famous place, and it’s just 12 minutes from our hotel.

Don’t miss a visit to Temple Bar, Dublin's cultural quarter, which is famous for its vibrant nightlife, historic pubs, and thriving arts scene. Walk the iconic cobblestone streets to discover galleries, theatres, and music venues where you can enjoy live performances. By day, browse the unique markets and shops for taste of Irish culture and creativity in the heart of Dublin.

At the Jameson Distillery on Bow Street, dive into the history of Ireland’s most iconic whiskey. Guided tours showcase Jameson’s traditional whiskey-making methods, tastings, and the craft behind the brand’s smooth flavours. Special experiences include cocktail-making and masterclasses. If you’re a whiskey enthusiast, this distillery is a must-visit.

Located in Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo is one of the world’s oldest zoos and spans 28 hectares of wildlife habitats. You can encounter animals from all over the world, from lions and elephants to zebras and sea lions. The zoo offers educational experiences and promotes conservation efforts around the globe. Bring the whole family for a trip to this inspiring destination!

St. Stephen’s Green is Dublin’s historic 22-acre Victorian park. Enjoy a walk among manicured gardens, colourful flower beds, and calm lakes at the Green. From walking paths and picturesque bridges to fountains and sculptures, there’s something to discover around every bend. The park's central lake attracts swans and ducks, and you can sit on a well-placed bench to watch the waterfowl and enjoy a moment of peace.

EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin offers a captivating journey through the history and influence of Irish emigration. With 20 interactive galleries, visitors engage with the stories of Irish people who ventured abroad, shaping global fields from arts and sports to science and politics. Through digital exhibits, EPIC illustrates the impact of the Irish diaspora worldwide. Named Europe’s Leading Tourist Attraction, the museum is a must-see for any visitor to the Emerald Isle.

Airfield Estate is a unique urban farm and garden offering immersive experiences just outside Dublin, in Dundrum. Spanning 38 acres, it combines history, nature, and sustainable farming. You can explore the working farm with animals, seasonal gardens, and interactive exhibits on Irish heritage and agriculture. Airfield Estate also hosts events, cooking demos, and offers farm-to-fork dining, which means it’s perfect for guests of all ages.

St. Patrick’s Cathedral is Ireland’s largest church and a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Established in 1191, it features beautiful stained glass, historical monuments, and the burial site of author Jonathan Swift. A visit offers insight into Ireland’s religious history and stunning architectural craftsmanship. Visiting this famous landmark is easy from our hotel in Dublin, as we’re only 4 km away!

There’s a museum or art gallery for everyone in Dublin. History lovers can explore the National Museum of Ireland, which offers insights into archaeology and ancient treasures. The National Gallery displays a vast collection of Irish and European art, including pieces by Jack B. Yeats and Guercino. For contemporary art enthusiasts, the Irish Museum of Modern Art presents innovative exhibits. From traditional to modern, Dublin’s museums and galleries offer a rich playground for everyone.