To indulge your cultural side, explore the fantastic street murals of the Icon Walk, or see a performance at the Project Arts Centre. Its excellent, quirky boutiques appeal to fashionistas who head to Siopaella and Folkster for some unusual threads. Visit these days and you'll find a fun neighborhood with plenty to occupy your days as well as your nights. Temple Bar, one of Dublin's most famous areas, was burdened for years with a reputation for drunken debauchery and not much else. Discover why Temple Bar is on everyone's itinerary Make the most of your visit to Dublin with these top things to do in and around the city. As an added bonus, Dubliners are the greatest hosts of all, a charismatic bunch with compelling soul and sociability. While traces of Ireland's Viking past have been largely washed away, the city is a living museum of its history since then, with medieval castles and cathedrals on display alongside the architectural splendors of its 18th-century heyday. A small capital with a huge reputation, Dublin is a multicultural, artistic city brimming with incredible architecture, beautiful green spaces and great opportunities for entertainment.
