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Known for being business-friendly and relaxing, the Clontarf neighborhood offers many convenient options for restaurants and bars. You can experience the local theater and live music, or enjoy the natural beauty of the parks. Choose one of Clontarf's hotels and explore the area around Dublin with ease.

Sightseeing around Clontarf

The area's storied past is told through the historic sites and castle, while local museums and theaters add a sense of refinement. Stroll the halls at National Print Museum, James Joyce Cultural Centre, or National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square. You can attend a show at 3Arena, The Grand Canal Theatre, and Bord Gais Energy Theatre. Swing by Clontarf Castle, Custom House, and Clerys Clock to learn about local history. Casino at Marino, Garden of Remembrance, and Parnell Square are a few landmarks that can't be missed. Bring the family to Dublin Zoo, The Wright Venue, and Club 92.

Many visitors like to do some shopping while in town, but there are a number of other activities. St Annes Park, St. Anne's Rose Garden, or Fairview Park are ideal spots to enjoy the outdoors. With a shopping trip to Omni Park Shopping Centre, Brown Thomas Flagship Store, or Jervis Shopping Center, you might find that perfect souvenir. Royal Dublin Golf Club, Clontarf Golf Club, and Shelbourne Park Greyhound Stadium are other spots for some local fun.

Some of the most popular attractions in the area include Croke Park, Aviva Stadium, and Trinity College. Dollymount Beach, Ringsend Park, and Sean Moore Park will also leave an impression.

Getting around Clontarf

If you want to head out of town, you can hop aboard a train at Dublin Killester Station.

Clontarf is 4.7 miles (7.5 km) from the airport in Dublin (DUB).