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Aside from the incredible art and thrilling exhibitions, there are countless reasons to linger at the National Gallery of Ireland. The best part? Admission is absolutely free! Since its grand opening in 1854, the gallery has embraced the philosophy that the National Collection belongs to everyone. This means it's yours to enjoy nearly every day of the year. The gallery is a haven for art lovers, offering a diverse range of works from the Renaissance to modern masterpieces. Don't forget to check out the stunning architecture of the building itself. It's a masterpiece in its own right, with its elegant design and inviting atmosphere. Whether you're an art aficionado or just looking for a serene escape in the heart of Dublin, this place is a must-visit.
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Kilmainham Gaol
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Malahide Castle
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Phoenix Park
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St Stephen's Green Park
St. Stephen’s Green Park, nestled right in the heart of Dublin, is a historical gem that offers a peaceful escape from the city’s lively hustle and bustle. Managed by the Office of Public Works, this park is more than just a patch of green; it's a ch
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The Little Museum of Dublin
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Dublin Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church Cathedral stands majestically as Dublin's oldest building, a must-see for travelers and a revered pilgrimage site for nearly a millennium. This architectural marvel, celebrated for its stunning design and intricate floor tiles, houses t
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