Dublin City Spotlight
Dublin City Serviced Apartments
Take an adventure to the Emerald Isle and visit its capital, Dublin City, to see what the Irish have to offer.
From scenic parks, shopping gems and not to mention the lively pubs and culture. Dublin is steeped in history and Irish spirit, you won’t want to leave.
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PREMIER SUITES Dublin Ballsbridge
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Sightseeing & Tours
Temple Bar
Temple Bar Dublin, renowned for being the cultural hub of Dublin, and home to a number of cultural organisations, artists and creative professionals. The area is well known for its lively nightlife and attracts a number of tourists with its large variety of bars, clubs and restaurants.
Dublin Castle
In continuous occupation since its establishment in 1204 AD, Dublin Castle has played a prominent role in Ireland's history. The Castle is well situated for visiting on foot. The history of this City Center site stretches back to the Viking Age and the castle itself was built in the thirteenth century.
Guinness Storehouse
The Guinness Storehouse, with its iconic St. James’ Gate, is located near Temple Bar. Offering the perfect place for legendary stout tasting and taking in the history of Ireland’s most popular beverage.
Trinity College
Founded in 1592, Trinity College can be found in the heart of Dublin City, right at the foot of Grafton Street. It is the oldest university in Ireland and is currently home to over 18,000 students. Not only does it hold The Book of Kells, but also is the cultural and intellectual epicentre of Dublin.
EPIC
Winner of Europe's Leading Tourist Attraction 2019 and 2020. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, Dublin is a museum experience like no other.
Viking Splash Tour
Viking Splash Tours is a great way to see the sights of Dublin, both on land and water. Travelling on board the amphibious world war two vehicles (DUKWs) you are taken on a spellbinding tour of Dublin.
Dublin Zoo
Located in Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo is Ireland’s biggest family attraction, seeing over one million visitors a year. The zoo not only offers a great day out for all, but also a journey of learning and discovery about the world’s precious wildlife.
Christchurch Cathedral
Christ Church Cathedral dates back to 1030, the beginning of Viking Dublin. Originally a Viking Church, it was incorporated into an Irish Church in 1152. Multiple restorations and alterations sees Christ Church as the beautiful cathedral that it is today.
Croke Park Sky Tour
Located right in the heart of the hustle and bustle of Dublin City, this thrilling rooftop walkway is actually Dublin’s highest open-viewing platform and offers breathtaking panoramic views of Ireland’s vibrant capital from the mountains to the sea.
Shopping & Markets in Dublin
Grafton Street
Grafton Street Dublin is an iconic narrow winding road where people meet to shop, lunch and occasionally have a few alcoholic beverages. It has been a street that has been at the heart of the city’s social life for more than a century.
Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
Located in the heart of the most prestigious shopping and cultural area of Dublin City Centre, Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre hosts a wide variety of top retailers, household names as well as small, local retailers.
Powerscourt Townhouse
Powerscourt Centre is a popular spot with locals and tourists alike and many people come from around Ireland and the world to admire the house and its architecture.
Kilkenny Shop
The Kilkenny Shop has been at the forefront of promoting the finest Irish craft and design for over 50 years and is home to Ireland’s largest collection of Irish designers.
George's Street Arcade
George’s Street Arcade is Dublin’s first purpose-built shopping centre and one of Europe’s oldest city markets. It is a Victorian style red-bricked indoor market of stalls and stores.
Brown Thomas
Be greeted by friendly uniformed doormen as your enter Brown Thomas, Grafton Street. Spread across four floors, you’ll find a designer jewellery, homeware and clothing paradise. There is also a restaurant and café, and a make-up bar. A place that caters to everyone’s taste, you will find yourself spending hours in this one building.
The Great Outdoors
Phoenix Park
Situated just west of the City Centre, Phoenix Park is the largest enclosed public park in any capital city in Europe. Its 11km perimeter wall encloses 707 hectares of recreational land. Between the deer park, Áras an Uachtaráin and Dublin Zoo, Phoenix Park is a must-see during your stay in the capital.
Howth
Howth is a small village and an outer suburb of Dublin. It is a beautiful seaside village and a wonderful place to go for a drive or a walk on a sunny day. Filled with history and culture, Howth is one of Dublin’s oldest working harbours and ranks as one of Ireland’s busiest fishing ports to date.
Surfdock
Surfdock is Dublin’s premier water sports provider & surf shop and is based in Grand Canal Dock, a short stroll from the heart of Dublin City Centre.
Swim in the 40 Foot
Found at the southern tip of Dublin Bay at Sandycove, The Forty Foot offers a dip in the Irish Sea all year round and has done so for the last 250 years.
Dublin Bay Cruises
Hop on board the St Bridget and sail from Dun Laoghaire to the traditional fishing village of Howth. Known for its world-renowned fish restaurants and fantastic walks.
Dun Laoghaire
Dun Laoghaire is one of the many beautiful seaside towns on the coast of Dublin. Known for its lovely walks, locally caught fish and chips and National Maritime Museum, Dun Laoghaire is a wonderful spot for a sunny day out in Dublin.
Theatre, Live Music & Sport
Aviva Stadium
The Aviva Stadium, situated on the historical and former Lansdowne Stadium grounds, holds over 50,000 spectators.
Founded in 2010, the stadium has seen football matches of teams from all around the world. Test matches and friendlies from international clubs can also be seen here.
Croke Park
Croke Park is Ireland’s biggest stadium and the third-largest stadium in Europe. It is home to Ireland’s largest sports organisation , the GAA. With a capacity of over 80,000, Croke Park is a wonderful stadium experience.
RDS Dublin
The RDS is located just a few minutes by car, train or bus from Dublin City Centre, in the Dublin suburb of Ballsbridge.
Between concerts, travelling amusement parks and various corporate events, the RDS, with a capacity of almost 20,000, is the perfect venue for any event.
Gaiety Theatre
Since 1871, The Gaiety Theatre has given the people of Dublin opera, musicals, drama, revues, comedy, concerts, dance, festivals and pantomime.
Olympia Theatre
The Olympia Theatre is a beautiful, historic theatre in the heart of Dublin City Centre. It’s the perfect place to watch a concert or performance with a wonderful stage and snug bars.
Bord Gais Energy Theatre
The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre strives to present a diverse programme of world-class entertainment and theatrical experience for every audience member. The theatre also offers the best of Broadway and the West End alongside new, and local productions.
3 Arena
The 3 Arena is the place to be for any concert or comedic performance. The epic arena on the Dublin docklands has been the best venue for the biggest acts since 1988. You can hop on the LUAS from the City Centre that will get you to the arena in a few short minutes. The 3 Arena is also just a few bus stops away from the City Centre.
The Abbey Theatre
Also known as the National Theatre of Ireland, the Abbey Theatre is in the centre of Dublin City on the iconic Abbey Street. Steeped in history and culture, the Abbey Theathre is the best place to catch a performance of a classic Irish play.
Whelan's
If you’re looking to see some local, up and coming talent, Whelan’s is the perfect spot for you. With a cosy pub feel with classic drinks and craft beers, Whelan’s plays host to a small capacity and the best sound.
The Gate Theatre
The Gate Theatre, originally founded in 1928, can be located at the top of O’Connell Street, a five-minute walk from the Spire and the GPO.
Though rich in Irish history, the Gate is host to wonderful European and American theatre, being the start of the careers of massive stars such as Orson Welles, Geraldine Fitzgerald and Michael Gambon.
Our list of things to do in Dublin
Serviced Apartments Dublin FAQ
Where can I stay in a serviced apartment in Dublin?
There are three Dublin locations to choose from: Ballsbridge, Leeson Street and Sandyford. Each offers a different base for experiencing the city, whether you’re travelling for business, leisure or a longer stay.
What are the best things to do in Dublin?
Dublin offers a mix of history, culture and entertainment. Popular attractions include Temple Bar, Dublin Castle, the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum and Dublin Zoo.
Where can I go shopping in Dublin?
Grafton Street is one of Dublin’s best-known shopping areas, while Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, Powerscourt Townhouse, George’s Street Arcade and Brown Thomas offer plenty of additional options in the city centre.
What outdoor attractions can I visit in Dublin?
There are plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors, from exploring Phoenix Park to visiting the coastal villages of Howth and Dún Laoghaire. Visitors can also enjoy Dublin Bay cruises or take a dip at the famous Forty Foot.
What sporting and entertainment venues can I visit in Dublin?
Dublin is home to major venues including the Aviva Stadium, Croke Park and the RDS, alongside theatres and live entertainment venues throughout the city centre.
