Amidst lively stalls and magnificent architecture, local delicacies and international delicacies await you. From traditional drisheen, seasoned beef to exotic sushi and falafel, you'll find a unique blend of tastes and aromas to tantalize your taste buds. Don't miss: the handmade cheeses and the fresh baked goods.

Immerse yourself in the world of exotic rum cocktails, enjoy a classic Mai Tai from a ceramic tiki mug, and feel welcomed with a colorful lei. Surrounded by local bartenders and cocktail connoisseurs, your visit will be a family experience in the hometown of Jameson Distillery.

Tucked away in a multi-storey car park, a wine bar unfolds with small plates to share and a lively music backdrop. Perfect for getting together with friends, soothing heartache with a glass of 'Amy's White' and a Black Beans Tamale for €19. A place where wine, food and melodies come together to provide comfort.

Enjoy fine, seasonal wines and Italian-inspired snacks in an ambience that captures the lightness of California. Between breezy beach flair and cozy country house atmosphere, this place offers Aperol Spritz or Slushy Di Giorno, accompanied by prosciutto and melon or tomato toast. A welcoming retreat for a relaxing break with a view of the action.

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional sweets at Shandon Sweets, where you can watch how sweets are still handmade as they were a hundred years ago. From watching the sugar masters at work to sampling classics like butter nuggets and lemon candies, it's a blend of history with taste. Perfect for a small, sweet break.

A life-size bronze rhinoceros, unexpectedly and mysteriously positioned in the waters of the Dodder River since 2002, attracts curious glances. Located next door to the historic Dropping Well Pub, the rhinoceros has an aura of mystery that has been affectionately nicknamed by locals. A curious landmark that raises questions and inspires stories.

A simple tribute to Rory Gallagher, one of Ireland's greatest rock musicians, awaits you. A blue plaque and replica of Gallagher's iconic 1916 Fender Stratocaster are a testament to his legacy. This monument, created in 2006, honors the artist, who died in 1995 and was considered one of the best blues guitarists in the world.

A slice of New York-style pizza in hand, a glass of fine wine in the other, Bambino brings that new vibe to Dublin. Directed by Shane Windrim and Nick DiMaio, with Reggie White as an advisor, Bambino has quickly become the undisputed king of sliceries. This is where taste explosions and a convivial atmosphere come together.

Relax in historic gardens that were once created by Nano Nagle, a nun with vision. At Good Day Deli, you can enjoy sustainable food on a garden terrace, surrounded by a tranquillity that makes you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. Discover the history of charitable work in the associated museum, a place that harmoniously combines education and nature.

More than 40 years of history are hidden behind a bright pink façade that houses a hodgepodge of vintage nightgowns, flashy knitwear and floral dresses. Here, fashion history comes alive as old garments are reborn into bags and unique creations. Don't miss the free sewing classes that will make this place more than just a shopping experience.

Vibrant traditional music surrounds you as you immerse yourself in the rich aroma of local whiskeys. Each night is a feast for the senses with high-quality, locally sourced dishes. Try Dublin's best fish and chips, whose crispy dough and tender flakiness complement the creamy Guinness perfectly. Starting at €12.95 for classic Irish fare, every meal becomes a voyage of discovery.

Embark on a visual journey along the vibrant and unique doors that adorn the Georgian houses. Famous for their bold colours, impressive door knockers and elegant fan lights, these works of art tell stories of Dublin's rich history and culture. Located near the statue of Oscar Wilde, they offer a perfect backdrop for souvenir photos.

Experience freshly caught seafood, hand-picked by Chef Gaz, who selects the best from local waters every day. The house specialty, the sumptuous sharing platters served with hearty garlic butter, are a highlight. There is also an exquisite wine list that rounds off the culinary experience. A visit promises enjoyment and hospitality in a cosy ambience.

Immerse yourself in a rustic ambience with wooden tables, counters and floors, complemented by baristas in flannel shirts. Enjoy specialty coffees from one of Dublin's top coffee suppliers, Full Circle Roasters. From espresso to cappuccino to Americano, every coffee lover will find their favourite here. A perfect brunch spot that offers French cuisine by a French chef and brings everyone together.

Immerse yourself in the world of art décor and award-winning cocktails, complemented by an exciting Asian-inspired menu by Chef Jules Mak. A dedicated reservations team makes group bookings a breeze, while top-notch service completes the experience.

Behind nondescript walls is a bar that you can only get access to if you knock on the door and answer the owner's questions correctly. Inside, a charming atmosphere awaits you with a pool table, darts, jukebox and a cozy smoking area. Don't forget, only cash payment is possible.

Drinking beer while browsing through shelves of screws and nails is what makes this pub unique. On live music evenings, the sound of violins mixes with the clink of tools. Not only will you enjoy traditional Irish sandwiches here, but you might also find the missing piece for your DIY project. It's a place steeped in history and Guinness, where pub culture and hardware store merge.

Experience a night full of energy, where cheap drinks and international music meet. With a late-night BBQ for the small appetite and an open dance floor under the Dublin sky, this garden bar club offers a unique blend of local hospitality and global rhythms – a meeting place for students from all over the world.

Experience an exquisite selection of dishes that serve as haikus of praise for local produce. Enjoy sakura-smoked Irish venison, Lough Neagh eel, and more in a tranquil atmosphere that blends Japanese kaiseki art with Irish hospitality. Each dish tells a story, perfected by the hands of Chef Miyazaki, a master of his craft.

Enjoy the best Beamish in town in a real, unpretentious setting. Watch old men play a ring game in the back room, surrounded by an atmosphere that enhances the taste of the beer. Here, in a family-run pub, you almost pass through the owners' house on your way to the toilet, which gives it a personal touch.

Enjoy tea and cake at the end of the runway at The Workshop, surrounded by inspiring art and creative workshops. A place where you not only delight your taste buds, but also become part of a vibrant community of artists. Here you can immerse yourself in the world of art while enjoying homemade cakes and freshly brewed tea.

Enjoy world-class fish and chips from a renowned chip van in the beer garden of a charming old pub. In the middle of the picturesque village of Ballycotton, this culinary delight awaits you, surrounded by a beautiful ambience. Locally caught fish, straight from the pier, prepared by Ballymaloe graduates, promises an authentic taste experience. Pure Cork in a fabulous setting.

Every Saturday morning, hop on a traditional Irish fishing boat for a tenner and explore the Lee from a new perspective. Equipped with some basic instruction and a life jacket, you'll be part of a team that rows this wooden and leather boat around town. A unique and affordable way to experience Cork City.

The warm atmosphere of this family-run pub will welcome you with open arms. Enjoy local dishes such as fresh fish and chips or a hearty crab salad as you sit down by the open fire or on the wooden benches outside. Authentic charm and a rich history invite you to linger and enjoy.