Dublin city Reviews

• Slaincete says:

  “ Quizas lo que mas destaque de Dublin son sus parques y el ambiente joven. Una ciudad encantadora, con edificios (para los que estamos acostumbrados a las grandes ciudades europeas) que no superan las 5 plantas en pleno centro y con un ambiente en la zona de pubs (Temple Bar) bastante fiestero.

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  Posted: on Apr 30, 2009 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ Loved Dublin but so expensive that I will never go back.

  Posted: on Apr 2, 2009 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ The city is quite Expensive but its kept very well A worth a visit

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  Posted: on Mar 1, 2009 |

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• 228226 says:

  “ I've been away from Dublin for a while but it's great to be back. Now is a great time to visit Dublin as everything has been cut in price. Funny local website to get you in the mood is called Hidden Dublin

  Posted: on Feb 5, 2009 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ Dublin is full of friendly young people. I'd definitely go back there as soon as I can. Everyone can find something there, even museums are fun - check Guinness and Old Jameson's. Going to a bar and listening to a local band are a must. I love Ireland! :)

  Posted: on Jan 4, 2009 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ Dublin is far too expensive, even compared to cities such as Paris, London etc. The recent drop in the pound has severely impacted on the exchange, however prices are way over the top for basically everything. Nightlife is limited with bars and clubs closing at 2.30am. Avoid the Temple… more Bar area as the price for a pint is over 6 euros compared to other areas at 4 euro. Quite a dead city considering it's reputation (I expected busting pubs bursting at the seams etc). Nice people, couple of cultural / historic sites to take in but overall quite disappointing.close

  Posted: on Dec 28, 2008 |

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• ess says:

  “ very good, nice staff,very helpfull.

  Posted: on Dec 21, 2008 |

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• JayColon says:

  “ Crazy summer days and funny nights out in Dublin...

  Posted: on Dec 7, 2008 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ Can't speak highly enough of Dublin and Irish people in General.In Europe in the big cities People are so much up themselves that they don't care who they walk on.Here things are different,people can often go out of their way to help you,Literally. I was lost one day and this man walked me… more to the bus stop I needed to get back to my hotel.He chatted all the way,asking me about country and he made me feel so welcome.Just be careful walking in some areas as they can be a little scary.But it's a great city with a lot of soul.I will be back.close

  Posted: on Nov 20, 2008 |

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• anonymous says:

  “ I just want to say that is the most hilarious review of Dublin!It reflects a very different city to the one I live in!You say the people are uneducated, well you might want to learn how to spell and structure a sentence yourself before making sweeping accusations about the Irish. The south… more side of Dublin is not only occupied by 'rock stars' but normal citizens, who by all accounts are not ignorant because they own their home. They have more likely bought their homes through earning a living and getting an education. close

  Posted: on Nov 5, 2008 |

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• accme says:

  “ Great place! Don't miss Guinness Store House, Temple Bar and if you can go to Galway, where you will see the most beatiful thing you have ever seen..

  Posted: on Oct 18, 2008 |

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• caren says:

  “ Okay so i live in Dublin, so obviously i like it here. But honestly, this is a really good city. And its not just because of the things to see or even the bars and restaurants. There is a certain indefinable something about this city. I think a lot of it has to do with size. You can walk… more from one end of the city to the other and back again pretty easily in a few hours. Also it has to do with the people, and not because everyone is super friendly and goes out of their way to help, its just that you meet a lot of 'characters' Its that way in the pubs in Dublin too, you are also guaranteed on a night out to meet someone with an interesting story. The one thing about Dublin is, you need to know where to go, there are so many pubs and restaurants off the beaten track, so much to do outside of the tourist trails... So... Go to Camden St or Baggot St instead of Temple Bar, plenty of good restaurants and genuine 'Irish' Pubs... Walk around Merrion or Fitzwilliam squares and admire the architecture, or go down to grand Canal dock, the new 'urban' centre with its cobbled streets and hidden shops and cafes... There is plenty to do in Dublin though, whether you live her or you are just visiting so enjoy!close

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  Posted: on Aug 1, 2008 |

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• lianghh says:

  “ Crowded with American tourists that somehow want to explore the roots of their ancestry, Dublin in my opinion has little to offer in comparision to other global cities. The few landmarks are all seen within a day of a bus tour and not really impressive. I guess it must be the athmosphere for… more people that want to feel some irishness. Admitingly, there are some interesting cultural sites. Study a little history beforehand. To see the musical Riverdance was quite amazing. As a Londoner, the prices were like being home for me, but for others, its of course expensive. The Guiness brewery, a totally merchandised historical site might be interesting, but very expensive. If you come from Europe, you'll have the convenience of being in a country that uses the Euro.close

  Posted: on Jul 27, 2008 |

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• jessica919136714 says:

  “ Dublin was great!! The people that live there are great and very friendly. The fellow visitors that I met were all there to have a good time!! Be sure to visit the Temple Bar area. It was great and full of life!!! If you are hungry stop by Quay\'s in the middle of Temple Bar area… more for an authentic, delicious and reasonably priced Irish meal! The Fish and chips, any of their stews, and Bangers and Mash were great!!! Guiness Distillery is a must see...even if you are not a Guiness fan! I normally do not enjoy drinking Guiness but it tasted so much better from the distillery. Plus, why not give it a whirl for a free pint of Guiness at the end of your visit to the distillery. And you also get a great view of Dublin from the Gravity Bar where you enjoy your free pint of beer. Also, make sure you are patient when you are waiting for that pint...there is a skill to serving a Guniess, so sit back and watch the \"pros\" at the distillery pour your beer. close

  Posted: on May 15, 2008 |

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• mwbrown4414 says:

  “ Dublin is a good jumping point for seeing Ireland. Most tour groups depart from here. However, the city itself is mediocre. There's nothing really wrong with it- it's just not so exciting on it's own- unless you like the bar scene, but that's all over Ireland. But this is a good place to… more come for a day or two before heading off to enjoy the 'real' Irelandclose

  Posted: on May 4, 2008 |

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• vicki-louise-blanco8867 says:

  “ There is so much to see and do in this city!! Don't leave without doing the following: *Guinness Brewery *Old Jameson Distillery *O'connell and Henry Street - Great for shopping! *Temple Bar - Gogherty's Pub - GREAT TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC!! *The Brazen Head Pub - Ireland's oldest pub!… more *Go for a walk along the Liffy River *Go to Howth Summit for the day and have fish and chips by the harbour.close

  Posted: on Apr 13, 2008 |

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• AlexInternational says:

  “ Still being in Dublin and staying at Dublin\'s International Hostel, I am fascinated by the life that goes on in this city and its own irish character. Dublin is not as big as other western european capitals like berlin or paris, but offers a comparable metropolitan and international… more flair. While the city centre offers all kinds of shops, Temple Bar in the southern centre offers a fantastic nightlife with lots of bars and clubs. The Liffey River divides the city into a northern and a southern part which are connected by many many beautiful bridges and a huge public transport system consisting of buses, tram and railway. Trinity College, O\'Connell Street, Temple Bar, the Guinnes Storehouse and Dublin\'s parks are only a few must-sees of the city. Irrespective the huge price level of Dublin which even visitors from the UK recognize, Dublin is really worth a visit, maybe as part of a bigger journey through Ireland. Have fun!close

  Posted: on Mar 28, 2008 |

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• alexisbutler8414 says:

  “ This place was more of a B&B than a hostel. HUGE breakfast and wonderful staff. Rooms were very quaint and perfectly clean, changed the towels every morning and made the beds. I hardly wanted to go home- perfect accomodation. Do not go looking to party at the hostel but its great if you're… more looking for some relaxation and a short trip into town where the real fun goes down. Rooms were adorable.close

  Posted: on Mar 15, 2008 |

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• SukkoPera says:

  “ Well, I don\'t want to say much, because everybody should discover everything on their own, and in Dublin there are so maaaany things to do and see that I would surely forget something. Simply: go there, and you will enjoy it, whatever you might wanna do: go out and party, shopping,… more sightseeing, etc. The only thing you should pay attention to is the wather, which is often raining.close

  Posted: on Mar 14, 2008 |

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• blondica05 says:

  “ I love that you can walk anywhere and it only takes 15 minutes. The weather is cold and a little rainy but not really that bad. There are a ton of bars and pubs and that sort of thing. I really enjoyed the parks and the National History Museum. The bog bodies were really interesting and a… more little gross. close

  Posted: on Mar 13, 2008 |

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