Dublin map with all the city’s monuments, museums and attractions. Plan your trip with our Dublin interactive map.

The Luas is Dublin’s light rail tram system. This article includes useful information about the fares, routes, schedule, and other useful information.

St Stephen’s Green is our favourite urban park in Dublin. This charming green lung is the perfect place to take a break from sightseeing, and a great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Temple Bar is Dublin’s cultural heart and one of the best districts to visit during the day, as well as at night when the bars and taverns are full of life. Bound by Dame Street and the River Liffey, its narrow, cobbled streets and charming architecture preserve the city’s pure essence.

Our 48-hour Dublin itinerary finishes here. Got Extra Time? If you’re in Dublin for over a weekend, don’t miss exploring the enormous Phoenix Park, take an enjoyable guided tour of Casino at Marino (currently closed), visit St. Michan's Church, …

Previously known as Archbishop Ryan Park, Merrion Square is an oasis of tranquillity in the heart of Dublin with beautiful sculptures and other attractions. Merrion Square Park is flanked by numerous historic buildings with enormous architectural value.

Situated in the heart of Dublin, O’Connell Street is the city’s main artery, packed with pubs, stores, hotels and restaurants.

Grafton Street is one of the most important and crowded pedestrian walkways in Dublin. It used to be home to the world-renowned Molly Malone statue.

There are over 100 bus lines in Dublin, including the standard, the express (xpresso service – buses that have an x after their number), and the night bus network (nitelink – buses with an n after their number).

The Leap Visitor Card offers unlimited journeys on the following means of transport: Airlink (bus that connects the airport and city centre), Dublin Bus, Luas, DART and Commuter Rail during the validity of the pass.