Staycity Aparthotels, Dublin, City Centre
4 StarsDedicated 24-hour fitness studio, Seamless Jervis Luas tram access
Dedicated 24-hour fitness studio, Seamless Jervis Luas tram access
Seasonal Irish gastronomy, Contemporary urban sanctuary concept
Thyme Bar & Grill, Nearby secure parking
Historic O'Connell Street landmark, 24-hour fitness center
Signature Thyme restaurant dining, The Liberties district home base
High-tech smart room features, St. Andrew's Lane sanctuary
Modern fitness studio, The Liberties district location
Refined dining at Wilde restaurant, Luxurious Sealy beds and Irish linens
State of the art fitness room, Industrial-chic Staycafé
Panoramic Smithfield viewing tower, Industrial-chic Smithfield design
Pet-friendly accommodation policy, Smithfield district location
Individually designed period rooms, Harcourt Luas tram connection
Luxurious Aston suite experience, Quiet rear-facing guest rooms
Spacious duplex suite options, Modern fitness and yoga studio
Marketplace-inspired vintage design, Dublin City Centre exploration
Proximity to cultural landmarks, Recently refurbished guest rooms
Upper-floor city panoramas, Central sightseeing proximity
Historic Christchurch Cathedral views, Viking heart district location
Vibrant MossCo restaurant and bar, Contemporary flagship hotel concept
Upper floor city panoramas, Premium in-room amenities
Zampas Bar and Restaurant, Music-inspired boutique concept
Upper floor city views, Family-friendly quadruple rooms
Thyme restaurant and bar, North Docklands transport links
Spacious rooms with city views, Viking-era historical foundation
Pearse Street transport links, High-spec fitness studio
Authentic Georgian architectural charm, Convenient airport transport links
River Liffey views, International restaurant with heated terrace
Modern Irish cuisine at Toast, Art deco inspired interior design
Classic rooms with premium bedding, Cultural landmark proximity
Scenic River Liffey views, Central Dublin landmark proximity
Skyline terrace suites, Fawn restaurant and garden
Historic pub atmosphere, Central Dame Street location
Signature Beef and Guinness Pithivier, Dedicated local concierge service
Sophie's Rooftop restaurant, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Family-run Georgian townhouse charm, Mountjoy Square district access
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In 1204 King John of England ordered the construction of Dublin Castle. Over time it became the most important fortification in Ireland and over the next eight centuries functioned as the seat of colonial rule, the centre of military and political power, and as a glittering social stage for Ireland’s ruling class. In 1922 the official handover of power after 700 years of British colonial rule took place at Dublin Castle when the last British Viceroy handed over the building to Michael Collins and so the Irish Free State was born. Today Dublin Castle is used for important State receptions and the inauguration of Ireland’s President every 7 years. Also worth visiting are the ‘Dubh Linn’ gardens from where Dublin takes its name, the historic nineteenth century Chapel Royal and the Medieval excavation of part of the original Norman Castle and the Viking wall of Dublin. Admission is by guided tour with a self guiding option also available. General Information is available in 14 languages Open 7 days a week except Dec 25, 26, 27, Jan 1st and Good Friday. Admission Price: Adults €4.50, Students/Seniors €3.50 and Children €2
Dublin Castle is one of the top attractions in Dublin, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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