Grafton Street

Grafton Street is one of the two main shopping streets in Dublin city centre, from St Stephen's Green to the North to the College Green. During Christmas, the streets and central lights are brightly lit and crowded, and the crowds who come to shop are noisy and festive.

Grafton Street is also a very unique place, this street is also a very unique area, the street can see a lot of shops, shopping is also very convenient, it is also a good choice E.

Grafton Street in Dublin is a famous commercial street, located near the National Museum of Ireland. The whole street is full of shopping malls and shops, and there are many artists on the street performing, both with a strong commercial atmosphere and a heavy humanistic feelings, it is really worth visiting.

a fascinating place to be in Dublin if you like shopping as this street has a lot of shops

Grafton Street is the largest commercial pedestrian street in Dublin. The whole street is very busy. It is surrounded by shopping malls and restaurants. Every day, there are many street performers performing here, attracting many passers-by tourists. Here you can also buy a lot of Irish souvenirs, the price is also relatively moderate, it is worth visiting.

The translation of Grafton Street into Widow Street in Dublin Travel Brochure on the X-Tour website immediately felt poetic, but it was easy to remember the street name. Widow Street is a pedestrian street, not very long, but romantic and poetic, weekend tourists such as knitting, widow street is not lonely at all. The performance art on the widow's street is very peculiar. Some old people make up and put it in a funny and humorous way. Unlike other places, some of them move their limbs slightly, communicate with you with their eyes, be kind, and you can't help stopping. I began to feel that the grandfathers were so hard. Seeing the joy they brought to passers-by and their concentration increased their respect, I rushed forward and handed them a few steel shovels. Artists who display works of art on the ground are dedicated, meticulous and stunning in their religious works. Sculptures and paintings on the walls on both sides of Widow Street are suitable for photography.