Our time in Dublin was filled with rich history, vibrant energy, and beautiful streetscapes. We strolled through Temple Bar, the heart of the city’s cultural scene, where cobblestone alleys are lined with lively pubs, colorful buildings, and street performers. Walking along the River Liffey, we passed over the iconic Ha’penny Bridge and admired the graceful Georgian architecture that characterizes so much of the city. We made our way to Trinity College and wandered its historic campus, imagining the treasures housed in the famous Long Room and the Book of Kells exhibit. Around every corner, we were surrounded by landmarks like Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral, reminders of the city’s medieval and colonial past. We explored the lush greenery of St. Stephen’s Green and Merrion Square, perfect spots to relax and people-watch. The street art and historic plaques scattered across the city tell stories of revolution, literature, and resilience. Even without stepping inside the many museums and institutions, Dublin’s streets alone offer an immersive and engaging experience—one that celebrates both the past and the buzzing rhythm of life today.
