Holidays to Temple Bar

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If you stay in Temple Bar, you'll be well positioned to get out and experience the capital of Ireland. You'll be wandering the streets with approximately 1,000,000 residents in this buzzing city, so make sure you brush up on the lingo! Hitting the tarmac at Dublin Airport? Temple Bar is 6 miles to the south of the gates. To find Temple Bar from the core of the city, head 0.1 miles to the northwest.

You shouldn't miss Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral. These attractions are nearby! Many locals also speak highly of Ha' Penny Bridge and the Dublinia. To see a different side of Dublin, head over to the nearby neighborhoods City Centre Dublin and Dame Street.

The Garden of Remembrance, one of the most renowned sights in the country, is 0.6 miles to the north.

While you're touring around the city centre of Dublin, drop in at the National Museum of Natural History and the Book of Kells. If you have time to spare, don't forget Phoenix Park and the Abbey Theatre.

The Guinness Storehouse, the Old Jameson Distillery, the Casino at Marino and the Fitzwilliam Casino & Card Club are great excuses to let your hair down and relax.

Some terrific cultural places are not far away. Start off at the National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square, the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Bg Art Studio and the Centre for Creative Practices.

Pop into the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art, the National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History and the Municipal Museum to study some stunning artworks. Learn about the artists or just appreciate the tranquil surroundings.

Ask about group tours and one-off exhibits at the Dublin Writers Museum, the James Joyce Cultural Centre, the National Leprechaun Museum and the National Print Museum. You're certain to find something everyone will appreciate.

Look over the event schedule at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, the Gaiety Theatre, Vicar Street and Royal Dublin Society. If any upcoming performances catch your eye, purchase tickets as soon as possible.

If you're an avid golfer, join the locals at the Royal Dublin Golf Club, the Clontarf Golf Club, the Elm Park Golf and Sports Club and the Metro Golf. Aim to beat par and then relax with a frosty beer at the nineteenth hole.

Children have inquisitive natures. Keep them entertained at the National Library of Ireland, the National Wax Museum Plus, the Irish Architectural Archive and the National Photographic Archive.

The Dublin Zoo, the Airfield Estate and Booterstown Bird Sanctuary boast a variety of intriguing creatures. Find out about the animal kingdom and make some new feathered or furry friends.

Are the kids getting restless? Give them a chance to run wild for a few hours at Clara Lara Fun Park, Rainforest Adventure Golf and Panda Play Cafe.

Don't forget to spend time in a few of the outdoor attractions, including the Dillon Garden, St Annes Park and River Liffey.

Head out to the National Botanic Gardens and Irishtown Nature Reserve. If you're lucky, you may spot some of the local animals!

Take a break on the grass at one of the local parklands, including St. Stephen's Green, Iveagh Gardens, Blackrock Park and Herbert Park.

To score a bargain, head to the various stores at Brown Thomas Flagship Store, Dundrum Town Centre, Powerscourt Townhouse and Jervis Shopping Centre.

The War Memorial Gardens, the Trinity College, the Spire and Four Courts are sure to impress visitors with an interest in history. Do a little research before, so you can fully experience these fascinating destinations.

The holy places, such as St. Patrick's Cathedral, St. Michan's Church, St. Audeon's Church and John's Lane Augustinian Church, give you the chance to ponder in a peaceful setting.

You can experience the local team spirit at Aviva Stadium. This is the home of the Ireland national rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland national football team. Afterwards, follow the throngs of local sports fans to a nearby pub or bar and relive the match's greatest moments.

Accommodation in Temple Bar

Temple Bar is a highly popular destination for travellers, and offers a good selection of places to stay. Expedia's Temple Bar lodging guide is your go-to place.

If you're searching for a room or suite in the premium end of the spectrum, check out the rates at the Your Base Apartments Dublin, at Forbes Street, or The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel, at 27 St. Stephen's Green North. If those don't grab you, make sure you check out the Abbott Lodge, at 88 Lower Gardiner Street, and the Portobello Hotel, at 33 South Richmond St, two of the cheaper options in town.

Dublin Castle is a must-see for visitors to Temple Bar, and staying nearby can be a good way to fully enjoy it. The Westbury Hotel is located just 0.3 miles away. Another convenient option is The Fitzwilliam Hotel.