3 days you’ll remember in Dublin, Ireland.
Dublin is where cobbled streets meet literary soul, and every pub door opens to a story. From sipping Guinness at its source to tracing the footsteps of Yeats and Wilde, the Irish capital is equal parts charm, history, and cheeky humor. Music spills from street corners, and the River Liffey carves its way through a city that knows how to live.
This Foresyte itinerary was crafted for three unforgettable days in Dublin—designed to capture its warmth, wit, and cultural depth one legendary pub crawl at a time.
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Itinerary inspired by the Foresyte community.
📍 Pub First, Questions Later
Day 1: Guinness Factory
“Guinness factory pours more than pints, it pours pride, history, and creamy perfection.”
Day 1: Dinner @ Chez Max
“Feels like a Parisian hideaway tucked beneath Dublin’s timeless charm.”
Day 2: Lunch @ Pi Temple Bar
“Spins out Neapolitan pizzas with just the right char and cheek.”
Day 2: Cliffs of Moher
“Take your breath, then give it back in salty, wind-swept wonder.”
Day 2: Dinner @ Fire
“Turns up the drama, oak-smoked cuts and an old-world setting.”
Day 3: Brunch @ Balfes
“Balfes is polished yet playful, perfect for oysters and afternoon conversation.”
Day 3: Merrion Park
“This park is your soft green pause, poetry statues, slow strolls, city hush.”
Day 3: Book of Kells
“Glows with mystery, illuminated pages in a hallowed hush.”
Day 3: Dinner @ Layla’s Rooftop
“Rooftop where Dublin flirts with the sky, cocktails, city lights, and good company.”
Dublin Itinerary FAQ.
What are the best things to do in Dublin for a weekend trip?
Top things to do in Dublin include visiting the Guinness Storehouse, exploring Trinity College and the Book of Kells, walking through Temple Bar, and touring Kilmainham Gaol.
When is the best time to visit Dublin for a weekend getaway?
The best time to visit Dublin is during late spring to early fall (May through September) when the weather is mild and the festivals are in full swing.
Where should I stay in Dublin for a weekend trip?
For a weekend in Dublin, stay in central areas like Temple Bar, St. Stephen’s Green, or near Trinity College to be close to top attractions and nightlife.
What food should I try in Dublin during a weekend visit?
Try classic Irish dishes like beef and Guinness stew, fish and chips, boxty pancakes, and a full Irish breakfast.
Is Dublin walkable for a weekend trip?
Yes, Dublin is very walkable. Most of its attractions, pubs, and restaurants are within a compact city center that’s easy to navigate on foot.
How do I get around Dublin for a weekend trip?
Dublin is best explored on foot, but you can also use buses, trams (Luas), and taxis for longer distances or if heading to the outskirts.
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