Exploring Dublin

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Exploring Dublin

What to see

Finally James Joyce Museum is one of the most visited place.

The Christ Church and St. Patrick's are medieval cathedrals.

Is divided into north and south by the River Liffey.

There are a lot of the bridges

The Trinity College is the university founded by Elizabeth I.

the most famous is Ha'penny Bridge, so called because there used to be a halfpenny toll to cross it.

Dublin is one of the oldest cities in Europe.

What to do

ENTERTAINMENT

The Guinness Storehouse is a tourist attraction.

Introduction

In 1916 the was a revolt and Ireland was divided from England and it was independent.

Between the 16th and 17th centuries Ireland was conquered by England and Protestants.

In the 9th century the Vikings invaded Ireland.

Christian missionaries like Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, arrived in Ireland in the 5th century AD and covered the Celts to Christianity.