"Ireland's Fair Capital City. " a Dublin Travel Page by SabrinaSummerville

Ireland is, and always has been, my home and so it is natural that I am going to be biased in favour of our wonderful Capital City. That saying, Dublin is indeed a very lovely City with a host of pleasures for all to enjoy. What it lacks in size it makes up for in quality.

Most of the classic sites are situated within walking distance of each other, with most of them being situated on the South side of the River Liffey, which splits the City in two.

I have my own favourite spots in Dublin - The Four Seasons Hotel, Roly's Bistro in Ballsbridge, walking on Stephen's Green, shopping on Grafton Street. But hey, that's just me. There's something in Dublin to suit every person from every walk of life.

Dublin is Ireland's Capital City and, as it has three Universities and a number of other third level educational institutions, it is also the student and learning capital of Ireland. Thus, it has a very large late teens and early twenties population and as a direct or indirect result it also has a great bohemian culture. This would be largely centred around the Trinity College and Temple Bar City Centre areas.