Ships dock at Cruise Terminal (Berth 18). These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from Cruise Terminal (Berth 18).
Docklands craft beer spot offering stacked burgers, wings, and games
Modern architectural landmark on the River Liffey waterfront
Convenient community pharmacy near the Grand Canal Docklands
Casual spot for Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizza and antipasti
Authentic replica of a 19th-century famine emigrant tall ship
High-tech interactive museum honouring the global Irish diaspora
Restored 1820 wine and tobacco warehouse with eateries and shops
B Corp certified specialty coffee café on Pearse Street
Leafy Georgian square bordered by colourful front doors
Extensive national collection of Irish and European masterworks
Ornate Victorian library with rich national literary archives
Home to Ireland's largest collection of Irish products
Legendary public house famous for live traditional Irish folk sessions
Soaring 120-metre stainless steel pin on O'Connell Street
Classic pub celebrated in James Joyce's Ulysses for gorgonzola sandwiches
Official city tourist information centre on Upper O'Connell Street
Quirky people's museum of 20th-century Dublin history and culture
Literary museum set in an elegant Georgian townhouse
Victorian landscaped city park with ornate bridges and duck ponds
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Flagship Grand Canal Dock coffee shop serving breakfast, lunch, and brunch
World-famous 9th-century illuminated Celtic manuscript housed in Trinity College
Victorian red-brick indoor marketplace packed with eclectic vendors
Historic riverside pub dating back to 1198 with hearty fare
Expansive botanic reserve famed for historic curved glasshouses
More ports nearby: Holyhead, Belfast, Killybegs, Foynes, Liverpool.