Paloma’s guidebook

I'd like to share with you some places that I love to go in Dublin, I picked the ones that I like to go with my friends and family or I just like to go by myself to enjoy. I'd start the day with a nice coffe or brunch at urbanity or Brother Hubbard, then for lunch or dinner I'd definitely pick Ciao Bella, Tapas de lolas, Saba, Fade Street Social, Roberta's, Sophie's Restaurant, The Port House on William Street South, etc.. OMG I can't pick one or two.. Now believe me If you wanna have the best meal in Dublin, you should call in advance to The Vintage Kitchen. now, let's go for a walking! what about National Botanic Gardens, Phonex Park or Iveagh Gardens? ok, But If is raining? dont worry we have Book of Kells in trinity college, The national Gallery, Dublinia, Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin Castle and much more! To go to these places you will pass by: Grafton Street, The Street is surrounded by side streets and winding lanes, each of which hide a treasure trove of uniquely Irish Boutique, allowing you to find that something special that’s not for sale on the high street. There is a wealth of unique and affordable shops in this area along with St. Stephen's Green park and mall and many museums and galleries. This area is also densely populated with restaurants and bars catering for a broad range of tastes. Henry Street is located North of the river and it is a pedestrian-friendly zone. As well as oodles of shops from H&M to Zara, there are department stores such as Arnotts and nearby favourite Clerys, as well as shopping centres, Jervis Street and the Ilac Centre. Take a moment to look up between bargains at The Spire, one of Dublin’s iconic monuments. It soars to a needlepoint on O'Connell Street. Dubliners love sport and adventures and the backdrop of beautiful mountains and rugged coastline, just few minutes away from the city, provide the perfect arena for an unforgettable experience. If you wanna know more just let me know!