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Glasnevin Cemetery and Museum is an award-winning Dublin attraction and gets more than half a million visitors annually. Tourists visit Glasnevin to hear fascinating stories of those laid to rest in the Cemetery, see the stunning collection of statues and headstones, and to understand the history of modern Ireland. It is one of the most … Read more
There are two Jameson Distilleries in Ireland – one in Dublin and another in Midleton, Cork County. Together both these Jameson Distilleries help half a million visitors enjoy the real Irish Whiskey Experience every year. More than half of these visitors are from North America, especially the USA. Tourists from European countries such as Germany, … Read more
Malahide Castle is a beautiful 12th-century building set on 250 acres of parkland and gardens in the picturesque seaside village of Malahide. At this tourist attraction near Dublin, you get to admire the 800 year old Castle’s exciting mix of architectural styles, stunning gardens, a Butterfly House, antique furniture, and an extensive collection of Irish … Read more
If you are not able to choose between Jameson Distillery and Guinness Storehouse, you aren’t alone. Many tourists, especially those on a budget holiday or those with only a few days in Dublin, face this dilemma. There are two easy ways to decide, which we will share below, and if you are still undecided, you … Read more
More than a million tourists reach Dublin annually to experience the city’s whiskey distilleries, which continue to be one of the fastest-growing tourist attractions locally. Three whiskey experiences attract most of these visitors – Jameson Distillery, Irish Whiskey Museum, and Teeling Distillery. Some of these tourists are split between Jameson Distillery and Irish Whiskey Museum, while … Read more
Guinness Storehouse is the most popular tourist attraction in Dublin, Ireland, and ever since it opened in 2000 has welcomed 20 million visitors. During this must-do experience, you first learn about Ireland’s iconic drink and its 250 year-long history and then grab your complimentary pint of Guinness beer and head to the topmost floor to … Read more
More than a million tourists land in Dublin for Whiskey tourism every year. Most of these tourists want to book an Irish Whiskey Experience but are not sure about the best whiskey tour in Dublin. All of them have the same question: should they tour Jameson Distillery or Irish Whiskey Museum? In this article, we … Read more
Seas, cliffs, foliage, valleys— Ireland is undoubtedly a country of unsurpassed scenic beauty. Every which way you turn, chances are that there is some natural wonder waiting to take your breath away. Now imagine playing a round of Golf amidst such awe-inspiring natural sights and sounds. This is reasoning enough for you to book yourself … Read more
The Jameson Distillery on Bow Street in Dublin has been welcoming visitors for the last 200 years. It was from this location that the distillery operated from 1780 to 1971 before the factory got moved to Midleton in Cork. Now only the Jameson Distillery experience tour is offered from the Old Jameson distillery building in … Read more
Irish Whiskey Museum is a tribute to the Irish love for Whiskey. This Dublin Museum narrates 2000 years of Irish whiskey history, and as part of their tours, also offers tastings of a wide variety of Irish whiskeys. Since it is independent of all whiskey distilleries (it isn’t affiliated to any one brand), visitors get … Read more
Started in 2015, Teeling Distillery is the first new whiskey distillery to open in Dublin in the last 125 years. After Jameson Distillery moved to Midleton, Cork, in 1976, Teeling Distillery is the first to distill whiskey in the Irish capital city in 40 years. In a short span, it has become a popular spot … Read more