Dublin
Bobbi Lee
weather likely to be like? Does anyone have any "must see" recommendations?
I will only be there for three days. I am staying at a hotel called "The
Ripley Court." Does anyone know of this hotel? Is the area safe?
Padraig Breathnach
Tastes vary so much that it is difficult to provide a general answer.
Visit Trinity College. Don't visit just the Book of Kells. See the
Long Room in the Library; stroll around a bit.
The National Museum and the National Gallery might be worth your while
-- depends on your interests.
Take a walk around Merrion Square to get the best of Georgian Dublin.
The Irish Music Centre in Smithfield might interest you, and a visit
to the Jameson Distillery exhibition nearby is fun.
Christchurch Cathedral is worth an hour of your time.
"The Ripley Court" is located very close to the city centre. The area
is fairly safe (nothing is totally safe -- sensible levels of caution
are recommended), but there are some more challenging neighbourhoods
not too far away. Don't move too far to the east (further from the
city centre); be a little cautious about northwards late at night.
PB
Keeger
>I will be traveling to Dublin in October for the first time. What is the
>weather likely to be like? Does anyone have any "must see" recommendations?
Weather permitting, the open-top bus tour is a great way to get
oriented.
Paul
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Padraig Breathnach
>"Bobbi Lee" <bobb...@NOSPAMiname.com> wrote:
>
>>I will be traveling to Dublin in October for the first time. What is the
>>weather likely to be like? Does anyone have any "must see" recommendations?
>
>Weather permitting, the open-top bus tour is a great way to get
>oriented.
>
The weather always permits it. It's just that you might need rainwear.
PB