Things to do in Dublin

• 08:00 9, Dublin 7) — order the beef and Guinness stew; it’s hearty and authentic, ~€15.

08:00 Breakfast at Brogan's (O'Connell Street) — order the full Irish breakfast; it's filling and energizing, ~€12. 09:30 Visit the National Museum of Ireland (Kildare Street) — free entry to explore Irish history and culture. 12:00 Walk through St. Stephen’s Green — relax in the park and enjoy the surrounding nature. 13:00 Lunch at The Exchequer (Exchequer Street) — try the pork belly; it’s deliciously crispy, ~€18. 15:00 Tour Kilmainham Gaol (Inchicore Road) — delve into Ireland’s revolutionary history, entry ~€8. 17:00 Visit the Guinness Storehouse (St. James's Gate) — learn about the brewing process and enjoy a pint with a view, entry ~€25. 19:30 Dinner at The Brazen Head (Bridge Street) — order the fish and chips; it’s a classic, ~€15. 21:00 Live music at The Cobblestone (North King Street) — experience authentic Irish music in a local pub atmosphere.

• 08:00 9, Dublin 7) — their famous fish and chips are highly recommended, ~€15.

• 08:00 9, Dublin 7) — their pancakes are a great start to the day, ~€12.
• 08:00 9, Dublin 7) — order the shepherd’s pie for a comforting meal, ~€15.

08:00 Breakfast at 3fe Coffee (Dawson Street) — their coffee is top-notch, ~€5. 09:30 Visit the Irish Museum of Modern Art (Royal Hospital Kilmainham) — free entry to explore contemporary art. 12:00 Lunch at The Gravediggers (Finglas Road) — their homemade stew is a local favorite, ~€12. 14:00 Walk through Phoenix Park — visit the Dublin Zoo if time allows, entry ~€20. 16:00 Shopping on Grafton Street — find some unique souvenirs and enjoy the street performers. 18:00 Final dinner at The Vintage Kitchen (Poolbeg Street) — try the duck confit; it’s highly praised, ~€25. 20:00 Evening drinks at The Dawson Lounge (Dawson Street) — one of the smallest pubs in Dublin, perfect for a cozy farewell.