The last stop on my trip to Ireland was Dublin. I have visited this city once before and found it a great city. This time around I didn’t have not much time in the capital, but I enjoyed the time I had. We stayed in a castle called Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel.
We took a hop-on-hop-off buss trip around the city and stopped to go to the Guinness storehouse, which is something I would really recomend.
The tour was very interesting and the view from the bar at the top was really amazing!
This view was enjoyed with a fresh pint of Guinness.
The rest of the trip was mostly used to do a bit of shopping and meeting even more lovely people.
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Well, it looks as though your Guinness enjoyed the time very much!
Hopefully it enjoyed the time as much as I did 🙂 The smile was mirroring my feelings at the time. Drawing in my Guinness might be the closest to art i come 😉
Well art is in the eye of the beholder and that was very artistic! Glad you had fun! Both of you 😉
Wow! look at that hotel!
I know! My first time staying at a castle 🙂
What a lovely post! I LOVE Ireland and have been many times to the western side. I would love to go to Dublin on a city break! 😊 Thank you so much for visiting my blog and for the follow – I look forward to keeping up with your adventures as well! Mother Hen
Ireland is absoulutely a place I will come back to! And I want to visit more places the next time I go over. Dublin is a wonderful city to visit 🙂 As I mentioned I’ve been here before and I will be back for sure, much to do and see, but not to big!
We have always gone toward Killarney on the other side of the country. Very beautiful with amazing landscape. We love to drive the Ring of Kerry. 😀 You must do that if you haven’t already!
I’ll be sure to try to schedule that for my next time over!
I went on holiday to West Cork and Dublin this year. You might enjoy the posts I’ve put up on my blog. Great photos, really enjoyed your writing. Emma.
Thank you! I’ll be sure to stop by and read. Thinking of doing West Cork maybe next summer 🙂