Walking Dublin by night
Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is a city for all tastes, all stations and to travel both day and night.
This city has a strong literary history of great fame, as famous writers such as Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, George Bernard Shaw, James Joyce and even the creator of Dracula, Bram Stoker, are natives of this city.
The night in Dublin
At night the Irish pubs are an excellent option to explore. The nightlife in Dublin is fully dynamic. The Temple Bar area, the neighborhood most bohemian of the city is the most popular, and also located there a wide variety of bars, including modern Thunder Road Café, The Dragon and The George Street South Great George’s Street .
Go over cobblestone streets, galleries, theaters full of visitors and there are many places to eat and drink. In addition, you will find open air concerts, street performers with pipe bands and film outdoors. You can find alternative films in the Irish Film Institute Temple Bar in the Cinema Screen D’Olier Street and in the Lighthouse Cinema in Smithfield.
The Guinness brewery in this city.
You can go and enjoy the ride at the end of one of the best beers on the terrace of their facilities, where you can also see a panoramic overview of the entire city.
If you visit Britain, be sure to go through Dublin to enjoy their day, but also at night.
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