Dublin
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See | June 2010
Dublin
THE ARK
This unique children's cultural centre is perfect for visitors who have little ones in tow. The custom-built space includes a theatre, a gallery and an impressive range of hands-on learning sessions for kids from four to 14 years old.
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Hotels | June 2010
Dublin
THE MORRISON
Ideally located just across the Liffey from Temple Bar, this trendy boutique hotel is a fashionista's dream. Irish designer John Rocha was responsible for everything from the luscious dark-wood floors and cream walls to the eye-catching red tie-dye velvet throws.
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Bars | June 2010
Dublin
DOHENY AND NESBITT
Dublin has no shortage of great traditional pubs but this might just be the best in town. The Victorian bar houses two fine, old-style snugs and boasts an eclectic, consistently entertaining array of regulars and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
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Restaurants | June 2010
Dublin
BRASS MONKEY
Don't be fooled by the goofy name; there's some serious cooking going on at this charming harbourside gastro-pub in leafy Howth. The locally caught fish of the day is always a winner.
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Visit | May 2010
Dublin
FRY MODEL RAILWAY MUSEUM
This impressive museum on the grounds of Malahide Castle features handmade models of more than 300 Irish trains along with stations, bridges, trams, buse barges, boats and even the River Liffey.
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Hotels | May 2010
Dublin
MORGAN HOTEL
An oasis of calm in Temple Bar, this stylish boutique hotel (pictured) is a favourite among fashionistas and musicians. Rooms are minimalist and chic while the funky cocktail bar is the perfect place to start
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Restaurants | May 2010
Dublin
PABLO PICANTE
A mural of fictional Mexican masked wrestler Pablo Picante is painted inside this trendy taquiria. Be sure to wrestle yourself a barbacoa
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Visit | April 2010
Dublin
JAMES JOYCE WALKING TOUR
Take a dander around the streets that inspired Dublin's literary son. This relaxed 90-minute stroll follows the life of Joyce
Address: 35 NORTH GREAT GEORGES STREET. | Tel: +353 (0)1 878 8547