Dublin Hotels: Experience a Glorious History and a Lively Present

Ireland’s capital city has a rich, interesting history and has once again risen to prominence after rising from a state of lethargy to become a city that never sleeps. Dublin has a vibrancy usually found only in large cities. It is quite bizarre how a relatively small city can formulate such a grand sentiment. The city is home to thousands or lively students and the streets are always packed full of tourists all year round. There are so many Dublin hotels to stay at so you’ll be sure to find an ideal location that will accommodate all your requirements.



Once sightseers have finished wondering around the lush greens of the college and perusing the collection of the ancient library there is still so much to do. Visitors can head south towards St Stephen’s green, where some of the finest and most conveniently located Dublin hotels are located. On the way are various cultural attractions that include the National Museum, which is home to a large collection of Bronze and Iron Age artefacts. There is also a National Gallery, which houses various works by famous artists including the likes of Picasso and Leinster House, a grand old Georgian building that is now home to the Irish parliament. After soaking up some culture holidaymakers can head west to Grafton Street and shop for the latest designer fashions. For those who prefer a unique and less expensive memento of their trip, the city is dotted with small independent handicraft stores.



There is no shortage of things on offer in Dublin by day or by night, so whether holidaymakers are seeking thrills or relaxation they will not be disappointed. The most often visited parts of the city for culturally inclined tourists lie south of the River Liffey. The area is crowded full of grand Georgian buildings that are separated by large, leafy squares. Holiday makers wanting to have a look around the campus can go between the hours of 8am and 10pm. One of the main attractions on the Trinity campus is the Old Library. It was built in 1732 to accommodate a collection of over four million books, including a twelve hundred year old religious text stored in the libraries ‘long room’.



Visitors will be impressed with the beauty of Dublin. It is a city that can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of budget. St Stephen’s green is home to some of the finest Dublin hotels and restaurants, including the five star Fitzwilliam Hotel, which if booked in time offers very reasonable prices for such luxury. The Holiday Inn is within walking distance of the bars, restaurants and vibrant nightlife around the temple fortune area of Dublin. A trip to Dublin is a very exciting adventure that you will be sure to adore!