Dublin Things to Do Tips by emilybcn

This is definitely a must see because it is one the most historically famous places in Dublin. Although once inside it is similar to your basic cathedral it is very pretty. One thing my sister and I thought was really funny were the bones of a cat chasing a mouse that apparently got petrified into the wall inside the church, that was definitely unique. Right across the street is a famous fish and chips place although there is no seating inside, it was really good food!.

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Phone: +353 1 677 8099
Address: Lord Edward Street, Dublin 2
Directions: Christ Church Place, Lord Edward St.
Website: http://www.cccdub.ie/

We were a little bit dissappointed that the factory tour is not guided, nor do you actually get to see them make the Guinness, however it is pretty easy to tour the factory yourself. There is a lengthy history of everything guinness from the makers, to its advertisements. I think even kids might think this was pretty entertaining. The ticket includes a drop of guiness ( a good souvenir if you're being frugal) and then at the end of the tour you get your guinness and can drink it in the gravity bar on top of the factory. ( glass walls)kids get a free soda. While seeing the actual making of the beer would have been cooler this is still a must see for Dublin. Entrance was about 8 or 10 euro.

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Phone: +353 1 4084804
Address: St James Gate, Dublin 8
Website: http://www.guinness.com