Dublin

Sitting on the east coast of Ireland, the capital city of Dublin has no shortage of things to do and see. Whether you like shopping, history, food, beer (!!!), or nature walks, Dublin has something for you to do. After getting settled in and napping, I found the nearest Luas stop (mass-transit/train system) and took it into the city. As per the suggestions from Dublin natives, I got off at the St. Stephen's Green stop and roamed the city aimlessly.

St. Anne’s Church, Dawson Street

The first thing that caught my eye was South Anne Street. The streets were busy. There was an abundance of shops and restaurants to check out. Already I knew this city was going to be fun. In continued on and walked over to Trinity College; an extremely beautiful and famous university located in Dublin. A trip to campus is not complete without stopping in the Library. I was blown away from the moment I walked in. I was so mesmerized that I forgot I even owned a camera.

South Anne Street

Since this was my only day full day in Dublin, I walked as much as I could which led to me burning out after lunch. I found my way back to St. Stephen's Green and took a nap in the park.

Dublin is a beautiful little city, make sure you take a day to walk around ans enjoy all it has it offer.