Things to do in Dublin

Beautiful architecture all around Dublin. The library in the College is open for a fee

Worth a visit. I did a self guided tour but you can also book a guide to give you information if you wish. You can’t take rucksacks in with you, but there are free lockers available.

Grafton Street is also a very unique place. This street is also a very unique area. You can see many shops on the street. It is very convenient to buy things. It is also a good choice E.

Legend has it that in the past it cost half a penny to cross the bridge, so it was called the Halfpenny Bridge. It's just an ordinary bridge, but the hidden surprise is the seagulls that are not afraid of people at all, and the scenery on both sides of the River Liffey can be seen from the bridge.

The Temple Bar area in Dublin, Ireland is the most lively and famous place in the whole Dublin. There are more than 100 bars in the whole area, some large and some small, each with its own style. Every day, it attracts many tourists from all over the world to come here to drink and chat, which is really very happy.

Berlin Botanical Garden The earliest botanical garden in Berlin was built on royal land in the 18th century and moved to Durham in 1899. The botanical garden is surrounded by beautiful scenery. In an Art Nouveau glass greenhouse, orchids, palms, ferns, cacti and other exotic plants are cultivated. Water lilies and small waterfalls in the pond accompany them, which is very interesting. After the visit, you can also take a leisurely walk on the outdoor grass. If you are interested, you can also visit the museum in the garden, which contains many precious plant specimens and fossils.

Powerscourt Manor is famous for its open and pleasant scenery, well-designed sculptures, terraces and pools. Around the pool, exquisite ironware can be seen everywhere, Italian sculptures and Italian-style ramps are scattered in an orderly manner, and the simple and elegant fan-shaped building in the center of the manor is even more distinctive.

An important landmark in Ireland's history. Learn about the establishing of the state and the tales of the 1916 Rising.

It is more like a park than a square. It is very green. There are many bronze statues of celebrities in the square. There are places to sit and rest. It is not bad.