Temple Bar Travel Package

Packages in Temple Bar

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Temple Bar Vacation Packages

You're certain to make friends with some local characters out of the 1,000,000 residents who call this place home. Temple Bar is 6 miles south of Dublin Airport. If you're heading to Temple Bar from the center of Dublin, you'll need to travel 0.1 miles to the northwest.

St. Anne's Rose Garden and Blackrock Shopping Centre are a few close by tourist sites you'll want to see first. If you end up with more time on your hands, zip on over to Frascati Shopping Centre and Incorporated Orthopaedic Hospital of Ireland. Neighboring communities, such as City Centre Dublin and Dame Street, are worthwhile.

One of the most renowned tourist sights in this country is The Grand Canal Theatre. And it's only 1 mile to the east.

While appreciating the central part of Dublin, spend some time at O'Connell Bridge and Royal Dublin Society. National Museum of Natural History and National Library of Ireland are two more options.

Vacations are all about taking it easy and having fun! When it's time to let your hair down, get going to Casino at Marino, Old Jameson Distillery, Guinness Storehouse and The Fitzwilliam Casino & Card Club.

Call on some cultural attractions to understand the real essence of the area. National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square, Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Art Market and Centre for Creative Practices are recommended stops.

You'll bump into many art buffs at Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art, Irish Museum of Modern Art, Municipal Museum and Dublin City Gallery – The Hugh Lane.

Roaming the rooms and halls of a museum is a nice way to escape a miserable day. Recommended ones include National Print Museum, National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology, The Book of Kells and James Joyce Cultural Centre.

Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Abbey Theatre, Gaiety Theatre and Gate Theatre are regarded for putting on a wide range of performances. Remember to pre-book your seats.

If you love a game of golf, join the friendly locals at Elm Park Golf and Sports Club, Royal Dublin Golf Club, Metro Golf and Clontarf Golf Club. See if you can get under par and then rest with a frosty beer at the nineteenth hole.

For family-orientated destinations, look no further than The Book of Kells, National Wax Museum Plus, Irish Architectural Archive and Heraldic Museum / Genealogical Office.

Get some snaps and find out about biodiversity at Booterstown Bird Sanctuary and Dublin Zoo.

Lead the younger ones to Panda Play Cafe and Rainforest Adventure Golf to get active.

You'll find a few picturesque natural sites nearby, such as Dillon Garden, Garden of Remembrance, St Annes Park and River Liffey.

Get your legs moving at National Botanic Gardens and Irishtown Nature Reserve. A long walk in one of these green reserves is guaranteed to recharge your spirits.

Wander across the lawns, read a book and soak up the sunshine at Blackrock Park, Ringsend Park, Herbert Park and St. Stephen's Green.

To grab a bargain, explore the boutiques, stores and stalls at Dundrum Town Centre, Omni Park Shopping Centre, Brown Thomas Flagship Store and Powerscourt Townhouse.

John's Lane Augustinian Church, Blackrock College, Clontarf Castle and University College Dublin are sure to impress visitors with an interest in history. Do a little research before, so you can really experience these significant destinations.

If you're interested in religious sites, you ought to visit Christ Church Cathedral, St. Audeon's Church, St. Michan's Church and St Stephen’s ‘Pepper Canister’ Church.

You can really sense a long history of sports tradition at Aviva Stadium, home of the Ireland national rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland national football team. Some of the neighborhood bars are a good idea if you don't want the fun to be over.

Accommodation in Temple Bar

You'll have no problems booking the ideal hotel in Temple Bar. Expedia's hotels guide contains 243 options in this worthwhile destination.

Those with an eye for luxury and style will feel right at home at The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel, at 27 St. Stephen's Green North, and the InterContinental Dublin, at Simmonscourt Road. Alternatively, if you're looking to make some savings, you'll find some great deals at the Portobello Hotel, at 33 South Richmond St, or the Glen Guesthouse, at 84 Lower Gardiner Street.

No vacation in Temple Bar is complete without spending a little time at The Grand Canal Theatre. If you'd prefer to stay close to this iconic attraction, The Marker Hotel and the Schoolhouse Hotel are both nearby.