Your guide in Dublin Ireland 🗺️

#localtourguides Dublin is a city that truly captures your heart with its mix of history, culture, and incredible atmosphere. 🍀 I started my day at the iconic Trinity College, home to the stunning Book of Kells. For about €16, you can view this medieval manuscript and explore the beautiful Long Room Library, which feels like stepping into a scene from *Harry Potter*. 📚 The atmosphere here is just magical, and it's a perfect way to dive into Ireland’s literary heritage. Next up was the Guinness Storehouse, a must-visit even if you’re not a big beer drinker. For around €30, you can take a self-guided tour through seven floors of Guinness history, topped off with a pint at the Gravity Bar, which offers panoramic views of the city. 🍺 The tour is interactive, informative, and genuinely fun – it’s no wonder it's one of Dublin’s top attractions! Strolling along the River Liffey, I made my way to Temple Bar, the vibrant cultural quarter known for its lively pubs and street performances. 🎶 The energy here is contagious, with traditional Irish music spilling out of every corner. Don’t miss the Temple Bar Pub itself, but be prepared – it's usually packed! A quick detour to Dublin Castle (€8) gave me a taste of Dublin’s medieval past, with its impressive State Apartments and the Chester Beatty Library’s incredible collection of manuscripts. No visit to Dublin is complete without a walk through St. Stephen’s Green, a peaceful oasis in the middle of the city. 🌳 Nearby Grafton Street is perfect for shopping and people-watching. My final stop was Kilmainham Gaol, a sobering but fascinating place that played a key role in Ireland’s history. Entry is €8, and the guided tour is well worth it. Dublin is a city that feels like a conversation waiting to happen – every street, every building has a story to tell. #trip #dublinexplored #guinnessstorehouse #templebarvibes #irishhistory #traveldublin