Accessible Locations

Former British administrative centre, now a key state ceremonial and tourism venue.

Historic 19th-century prison, site of the 1916 Rising executions and now a major museum.

One of the world's oldest zoos, located within Phoenix Park.

Medieval town castle offering heritage tours and theatrical performances in south Dublin.

Famous Victorian granite pier extending 1.2km into Dublin Bay from Dún Laoghaire harbour.

Ireland's national cemetery and a major heritage attraction containing over 1.5 million burials.

Working craft whiskey distillery and visitor centre in the Liberties, Dublin 8.

Medieval castle set in 260 acres of parkland on the north Dublin coast.

18th-century country house with a working traditional farm and walled garden.

Urban farm, café and gardens open to the public in the heart of Dundrum.

Restored 16th-century castle now managed by the OPW as a heritage site.

State guest house in Phoenix Park, open to the public on selected days.

Tourism Ireland visitor information point in Dublin city centre for planning Wild Atlantic Way trips.