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Christ Church Cathedral seen from the street in July 2023. Resized from the credited source; appearance and access may have changed. Photo: Rene Cortin ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0
Christ Church combines a working Anglican cathedral with a medieval crypt, tiled floors and layers of Dublin history. Visit for architecture and objects, or attend worship for a different experience.
Dublinia interprets Viking and medieval Dublin through recreated settings and historical displays beside Christ Church. Its optional tower adds a different perspective on the old city.
Open place page →The Oliver St John Gogarty pub frontage on Anglesea Street, photographed in September 2012. This shows one pub within the wider Temple Bar neighbourhood. Resized from the credited source. Photo: psyberartist ↗ · CC BY 2.0
Explore Temple Bar as a small cultural neighbourhood: public art in the lanes, photography on Meeting House Square and a film at the IFI can make a better afternoon than simply following the busiest pub…
Open place page →St Patrick’s Cathedral seen across St Patrick’s Park. Source photograph dated 2015-07-22. Resized from the credited source; appearance and access may have changed. Photo: Diliff ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0
St Patrick’s is Ireland’s national cathedral in the Church of Ireland tradition, with literary connections, monuments and a continuing pattern of worship. It is a separate visit from Christ Church Cathedral.
Open place page →The book-lined interior of Marsh’s Library, April 2023; displays and visitor arrangements may change. Resized from the credited source. Photo: Dieglop ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0
Marsh’s Library offers a small-scale encounter with historic books, oak shelves and the reading spaces of an early public library. It stands beside St Patrick’s Cathedral but is a separate visit.
Jameson Bow St is the brand’s historic Dublin home and visitor experience. It explains whiskey heritage, but it is not a working production distillery.