[2025 Dublin Attraction] Travel Guide for Ha'penny Bridge (Updated May)

Ladies, spring has sprung, and the Qingming Festival is the perfect time for a getaway! Let's embark on a spontaneous trip to Ireland. Here's a 6-day itinerary for you, so save it for later! / 💼Itinerary: D1: Arrive in Dublin and enjoy some free time. D2: Dublin Castle—Phoenix Park—St. Patrick's Cathedral—Guinness Storehouse. Immerse yourself in Dublin's history and culture, and savor authentic Guinness stout. D3: Visit the ancient St. Canice's Cathedral and experience its solemn atmosphere. D4: Trinity College—Ha'penny Bridge—National Gallery of Ireland—Grafton Street. A perfect blend of academia, art, and shopping. D5: The elegance of Powerscourt Estate and the natural beauty of Wicklow Mountains National Park will captivate you. D6: Enjoy your last free moments in Dublin before heading back, concluding this wonderful Irish journey.🛫 / Travel Preparations:🧳 📞 Prepare a SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as Irish outlets may be different. 🪪 Ensure you have your passport and visa for smooth immigration. 👔 March in Ireland can be chilly, so pack warm coats and sweaters. 🔋 Remember your chargers and power banks to keep your devices powered up. 🌂 March can be rainy, so bring an umbrella and raincoat. 💳 Have both credit cards and cash for convenient shopping and dining. / Ireland, a mystical and beautiful country, awaits your exploration!🌟 Don't forget to share your travel stories~🌈

#europetravel Dublin isn’t just Ireland’s capital—it’s a vibrant mix of history, culture, and that unmistakable Irish charm. Here’s how to experience the best of this lively city: 🍀 1. Walk Through History at Trinity College Home to the Book of Kells, Trinity College’s stunning library feels like stepping into a magical world. Don’t miss the Long Room, lined with ancient books and busts of famous philosophers. 🍻 2. Dive into Dublin’s Pub Culture Skip the touristy spots and head to authentic pubs like The Brazen Head (Ireland’s oldest pub) or The Stag’s Head for a true Irish experience—think live traditional music, hearty Guinness, and friendly locals. 🌉 3. Stroll Along the River Liffey Cross the iconic Ha’penny Bridge and explore both sides of the river. The streets are filled with colorful doors, charming cafes, and hidden street art. 🎭 4. Experience the Spirit of Irish Storytelling Catch a play at the historic Abbey Theatre or join a literary pub crawl to learn about Dublin’s famous writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, all while enjoying a pint. 🌳 5. Relax in Phoenix Park One of the largest city parks in Europe, Phoenix Park is perfect for a peaceful escape. Rent a bike, spot wild deer, or visit the Dublin Zoo nestled within the park. ⭐ Top Tips: Get a Leap Card for easy, discounted public transport. Visit in the morning for quieter tours at Trinity College and Guinness Storehouse. Pack for changing weather—Dublin’s sunshine often comes with a surprise drizzle. Try local bites like coddle, boxty, and fresh Irish seafood. 📍 Don’t Miss: Grafton Street for street performers, Temple Bar for nightlife (but explore beyond it for local gems), and the coastal charm of nearby Howth for a scenic day trip. Dublin is a city that’s easy to fall in love with—whether through its stories, its people, or that perfect pint of Guinness!

📅 Itinerary Day1：Arrive into Dublin Airport, Catch the airbus to City Centre. Check in to Temple Bar Inn. Have tea at The Quays, Temple Bar. Catch an Uber to the Bord Gais Theatre. Watch Lord of the Dance. Day2: Breakfast in Temple Bar Inn, Check out and leave luggage. Visit to the Trinity College, walk to get the best pint of Guinness in Dublin, John Mulligans. Collect luggage and walk to the bus stop to catch return airbus to airport. 🏨 Temple Bar Inn - Perfect location, reasonably priced, boutique style communal areas, great breakfast. Ear plugs provided for busy Temple Bar rooms which worked a treat!! 🍴 Have to eat at The Quays!! Top quality food, service and atmosphere! 📌 STAY LONGER, book airbus prior to arrival as cheaper return tickets. #travel #myitinerary #localfood #theatre #guiness

9-day Europe tour with a carefully selected itinerary to help you explore the unique charm of Europe. Discover the unmissable sights and experiences! -- 🌟 Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Dublin, transfer to hotel, and rest. DAY 2–3: Explore Dublin in depth and visit the National Museum of Ireland, Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and other attractions. Then head to Wicklow to enjoy the natural beauty of the national park and scenic area, and visit the Irish National Stud. DAY 4: Depart from Dublin, travel through County Clare and Galway, and arrive in Sligo. Enjoy the stunning views of the Cliffs of Moher and Galway Bay along the way. DAY 5–6: Travel from Sligo to Bushmills and Ballymoney, and finally arrive in Belfast. Visit the famous Giant's Causeway and Dark Hedges. Then return to Dublin and visit the Peace Wall, Titanic Museum, and other attractions in Belfast along the way. DAY 7–8: Return to Dublin and continue exploring Phoenix Park, Malahide Castle, and other attractions. Then visit the Guinness Storehouse, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Ha'penny Bridge, and Grafton Street to experience the unique charm of Dublin. DAY 9: End your wonderful European tour and return from Dublin. -- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Guinness Storehouse: Discover the story behind the beer and enjoy the unique charm of Guinness! 🚢 Titanic Museum: Discover the legendary birth of the Titanic and relive those eternal memories. 📚 Trinity College: Immerse yourself in the world of academia and experience the wisdom and inspiration of ancient books. 🌊 Cliffs of Moher: Stand on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean and enjoy the magnificence and vastness of nature. 🏰 Dublin Castle: Experience the grandeur and splendor of European castles and discover the high-end legend behind the rare building materials. -- 🧳 Travel checklist: Must-have items for a Europe tour 📞 SIM card: Don't forget to prepare a European SIM card in advance to stay connected and share your travel moments anytime. 🔌 Plug adapter: The plug standard in Europe is different, so bring an adapter to charge your devices anytime. 📜 Documents: Passport, visa, and air ticket are all essential documents. Keep them safe. 👗 Clothing: Europe is cold in December, so bring a thick coat, scarf, and gloves. Also, bring comfortable shoes to walk around Europe. -- Enjoy the romance and charm of Europe, and don't forget to leave your footprints and stories. See you next time! 👋✨

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a city full of unique charm and rich history and culture. Dublin, located on the east coast of Ireland, attracts tourists from all over the world with its charming scenery, ancient buildings, vibrant neighborhoods and strong literary atmosphere. Here, you can travel through the ancient streets and feel the weight of history; you can also wander in the modern neighborhoods and experience the vitality of the city. Whether you are a literary youth, a history lover, a gourmet, or a nightlife lover, Dublin will give you an unforgettable journey. What are the spots worth taking photos and checking in in the city of Dublin? Let me give you a list today. 【Phoenix Park】The largest park in Dublin, with many deer in it, both small and big deer, hahaha. There is also the Irish National War Memorial Gardens next to it. [Dublin Castle] is an ancient castle in Dublin. It seems to be the place where the parliament often holds meetings. The buildings inside can be photographed and are open day and night. 【Ha'penny Bridge】The Chinese call it the Halfpenny Bridge. In early Dublin, people had to pay to cross the Liffey River by ship. One day, someone donated to build the earliest bridge across the river. Residents would take the initiative to pay half a penny when crossing the bridge. [Smithfield Square] This is a relatively large square with a high tower where you can climb up and see the whole of Dublin. It is very suitable for taking photos if you bring a camera. [Red Sticks Dublin] This is an artificial lake in the wealthy area of ​​Dublin. From the square you can see an ancient shipwreck opposite, but it was removed not long ago and now there is only an artificial lake. 【St Stephen's Green】The largest park in the center of Dublin, next to the commercial district and Luas, so it is very convenient. There is also a small park next to it, Iveagh Gardens, which is very sparsely populated and very quiet, suitable for resting and taking pictures. 【Glasnevin Cemetery】The largest cemetery near Dublin, with many graves and funerals often held in the church in the middle. 【O'Connell Monument】 is located in the city center of Dublin, and the Chinese call it the Big Pillar. The sculpture here commemorates Ireland's independence from British control. This is the landmark building and location where all the big events pass and everyone meets. 【The Temple Bar Pub】The most famous bar in Dublin (for tourists). The alcohol inside is much more expensive than the nearby bars, so you only need to take pictures and forget about buying alcohol, hahaha. 【Trinity College Dublin】The best university in Ireland, Trinity College. Many of the teaching buildings inside are ancient buildings that are hundreds of years old. The library in particular is the prototype of Harry Potter's Hogwarts Library and is also the oldest library in Ireland. The library is free if you are invited by a Trinity student, otherwise it seems to be 14 euros per person. 【Guinness Open Gate Brewery】Guinness is a specialty beer of Ireland, and the brewery is also open to visitors, but it seems that you need to buy a ticket or something, so I have never been in. [Note] Dublin is relatively small, so you can basically walk around. But it was still tiring to visit all the places in one day. Therefore, it is recommended that you apply for a bus card. If it is not a student bus card, you can apply for it directly at a convenience store. Just say you want to buy a Leapcard. You can also recharge it at a convenience store. It can be used for buses, Luas trams and Dart trains. You can pay with Visa or Master card, which can be linked to ApplePay. Basically all stores support ApplePay. [Special attention] The most dangerous people in Ireland are the tennagers, so if you meet a sloppy tennager, please take a detour. If you don't fight back, you may be sent to the ICU. If you fight back, you may also be sent to the ICU or face punishment. They don't discriminate against foreigners, they may attack anyone indiscriminately, hahaha. Dublin County Dublin