The Ultimate Dublin Travel Guide

Elegant Victorian pub with marble and brass fittings, tucked behind the Gaiety Theatre on Chatham Street.

A literary institution on Fleet Street where journalists and writers have gathered since the 1820s.

The birthplace of The Dubliners folk group, with live trad sessions nightly on Merrion Row.

A no-nonsense old-school pub on Baggot Street — W.B. Yeats supposedly had his only pub visit here.

A Victorian gem on Dame Court with stained glass, marble bar, and one of the best pub interiors in Dublin.

Historic pub next to Glasnevin Cemetery — authentic, no-frills, and full of character.

Dublin’s most famous pub — iconic red exterior, live music, and a buzzing tourist atmosphere.

Stunning Victorian interior with ornate mirrors and gas lamps — one of Dublin’s most photogenic pubs.

Ireland’s oldest pub, dating back to 1198. Live music nightly and rich history on every wall.

A beautifully preserved Victorian pub on South Anne Street — a Dublin institution since 1803.