This is my guide to Dublin - it's a lovely city to explore, and you can do everything that you've seen in this video in less than three days. Do you have any other bucket list suggestions? Let me know in a separate comment below!

Now this is what I call a brilliant video city guide. Well spoken and totally coherant - a real delight. Lots of relevant information without being boring. Actually this qualifies as a professional presentation - it`s that good. Ninh knows what he~s doing - and has a sly sense of humour. Tells it like it is- Book of Kells viewing - a rip off.- how delightful is that !!!

I’m from Ireland and I appreciate your brutal honesty and clear passion for travelling.

Been to Dublin before, I can't wait to go back and explore some of these places mentioned here I've never been to yet.

We're from Dublin and we can vouch what a good piece of work this video is, well done with every aspect of it and informative too. We personally have more fun enjoying outside of the city center in spots where you can see Irish coastlines and islands, more of nature and less of man 😄

I've never been to Europe so Ireland is probably one of the first places I'll go to when I get time.

You describe the book of Kells as medieval. But it was written in the 9th century long before medieval times. You don't seem to understand why it's important. It was written and illustrated by hand over a 1000 years ago and we still have it. It's worth learning more about it. Kilmainham jail is historically interesting because it's where the 1916 leaders of the revolution were shot. Also Temple Bar is the name of the whole area not just the pub of that name. It was a medieval part of Dublin that was going to be demolished about 30 years ago until a group of artists managed to buy it and turned it into the interesting area it is today. It's not just pubs, it's theatres and venues and exhibitions and restaurants.

I've been saving money for a trip to visit Ireland. I love everything about it 🇮🇪. Thank you

Regarding Temple Bar area, it's become a tourist trap aver the last two decades. Walk across Dame St to the Fade St area and the surrounding streets for where Dubliners actually socialise. Or in the evening, walk ten minutes further south to Camden St. Again, energetic nightlife but not a tourist trap. Oh, and a taxi from the airport to the city is about €30-35

Especially Love the stadium tours!

Loved Dublin, thanks for taking me back there.

Thank you!

A very watchable and useful video. Thank you !

Very helpful video, thanks for sharing

We will be in Dublin in a week. Thank you for this, very informative.

Fair and objective overview that covers all the bases. Well done@

Complete guide with maps thanks ! Big thanks blogger… God bless

I am from Finland and visited Dublin in 2018 with my friend. It was nice, especially pubs and people, Aviva Stadium and Teeling Whiskey Distillery 😊 and yeah, Guinness too, of course.

fantastic video Ireland. looks like an amzing place to visit

Thanks for posting! This was a great review/video. I’m going to Dublin in 6 months time. This was very helpful.

I'm from Dublin! This was a very informative video Ninh, great job!

Brilliant video, full of information & cool places to go 😅

Thank you! Looove, love Ireland, land and beautiful people, lived in Dublin, my first little girl was born there...miss everything❤🍀

Beautifully shot and edited video, thank you

Brilliant! Very well made and informative! That was very kind of you!🙏

I would have loved to have gone to the Jameson Distillery but of course when I was there it was under renovation, so had to go to the Teeling one instead🥃🤷🏽‍♂️

Lovely video ❤ This will be my next destination.

I love dublin and Galway

Thank you. Great video. I took notes in preparation for our visit in May 2024. Very much looking forward to it and now I have a more comprehensive list of things to do and see.

Awesome video and a good guide to Dublin, a true story of the Republic of Ireland

Les gooooo i never thought you would do a travel guide on my city!

I live in Ireland and it’s amazing! Thanks for visiting the place.

Great video.

Amazing 😍😍😍

The Spire aka The Stiffy by the Liffey (among others). The Anna Livia statue aka the Floozie in the Jacuzzi

I would like to see Bergen Norway!

Had a long layover in Dublin a few years back and was able to explore at least part of the city. Had a great time in the few hours I was there, but hopefully can return to take in the city a bit more!

well done, great video, we are heading there in 10 weeks :)

Ireland is the most beautiful country in the world. Irish people are a very good. This country always will be in my heart ♥ 💚 🧡

We're spending 5 days there in September, this video is much appreciated. Thank you for all of the information!

bro that's one of the best tour guides Ive ever seen on KZfaq, keep going, open your patreon, let me support you that way !

A better alternative to Temple Bar is Darkeykelly's, across the road from The Wood Quay Amphitheatre, but be warned, it's very popular and you'll have a hard time getting a table. I went on my first trip in Dublin and the food, drinks and atmosphere was awesome, but on my second trip it was jam packed, not a table available.

One of our favorite destinations. The Guinness factory is a must!! New friend here, love your channel. Travel Global!!

I really appreciate your honesty and humor. We definitely skipped the book of kells. To be honest, we didn't want to pay the fee for going into St. Patrick's. A lot of the info that you provide bears out well after having experienced Dublin. Thank you.

Great video! Please do every other city in the world!

Doing a tour of Atlanta united’s Mercedes’ Benz stadium might be a cool video to make I’d love to see you do it if possible

Excellent video 🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐another great place to visit is Botanical Gardens a few minutes from o connell st you can get Bus 83 from o cnnell street it takes ten minutes to get there' and its free entry to Gardens great place The added advantage is you can visit the main DUBLIN Cemetery from the Botanical gardens there both linked By an entrance either way great places to visit both places have lovely restaurants youll save money on the buses And rapid rail and Trams theres lovely seaside resorts short distance from the city Howth Malahide Bray Portmarnock Dun laoighre Skerries and lots more

Thanks for another great video Ninh, Dublin look fantastic but a tad expensive could you do a video on another Irish city which is cheaper but has a lot of attractions?

Wow! This is rich content!

I am planning to visit Dublin for three days next month, I stumbled across this amazing video and I wanna compliment you for your work. This video is absolutely accurate but what I loved the most was the tone of your voice. BRAVO 🎉

That's so cool how you can get your face printed on the foam of guinness

Great vlog and perspective on Dublin. How can I get the map on Vlog?

I been to Dublin once nice enough city plenty of walking about but I did get lost finding my way back to bus station I had to ask bouncer door staff for help I found that people in Dublin aren't very friendly are helpful I was by myself I only went for day trip I would probably suggested week in Dublin

BEAUTIFUL!! I just shot a vlog in Northern Ireland too 😊

Dublin is interesting.

Enjoyed watching this. We are going to Dublin in September. A couple of questions: 1. Where can we get a map like the one you used? 2. We are staying at an Airbnb, how do we determine what bus to take from the airport?

Hope its what you want, things changing

Can you do an ultimate bucket list video on Seoul in South Korea? I always wanted to go there because I like the Korean culture.

Nice video! Very informative. Already booked hotel and flight for the europa league final in Dublin next year. Obviously with a possibility to cancel for FREE just in case liverpool fucks up🤣

Have you been to Amsterdam about November 2023? I think I saw you there!

The residence of the Irish President is in Phoenix Park

Ninh, great video. Any chance of you visiting Lansdowne Road/Aviva Stadium?

Thank you for your great video and information. Do you know how long it takes to get from the cruise port to where we can get on a hop on hop off bus as we will be coming in on a cruise ship ? We have about 10 hours available to us. Also, do you recommend the hop on hop off bus as a start to get additional information other than what you shared?

Under British rule until recently? I wouldn't call 100 years recent! The Ha'penny Bridge is not rickety. The Air Coach is probably the most expensive mode of transport to the centre. I'd suggest getting an ordinary bus (such as the 16 or 41). It'll take longer, of course, but you get to see a bit of the suburbs, and it's much cheaper. Last time I was there, you could buy a bus pass at the airport - and it covered the bus into town. Temple Bar is to be avoided. You mention that there are other places to drink, but you don't suggest any. Next time you're there, explore the area around Grafton Street. :)

Boyers❤

I wasn't expecting you to be an Asian Scouser!! If you travel for a couple of hours to Carrick On Shannon, Co. Leitrim, the Costello Memorial Chapel, the 2nd smallest chapel in the World after one in NY but Costello's is over 100 older Edit: You're an Everton fan i'm guessing?

Good video, thanks; but what is shocking is that the only reference that appears to Joyce is that unmentioned statue

The government plan to link the airport to the city by a metrolink train by 2025 ,but to be honest would n't be that hopeful that will come to fruition.Good guide but the Epic Museum which is about irish emigration is very interesting for tourists who have irish heritage and dublin writers museum for those into the literary side apart from that you covered most of the sights

The statues depicting death are famine memorials p.s temple bar is a massive tourist trap its like visiting London and only going to Leicester Square

15:16 What's the cereal box about?

I’m coming this September for 25th anniversary. Dont want tourist pub. Where do they go to?

How bout tour of egypt valley of the kings

Where did you find the dinosaur skeleton ? The zoo ?

I’m from Liverpool and I have never been abroad or on holiday - and I’m planning on going to Dublin this year. Would you recommend Dublin for a first ever holiday?

How much do you think is needed in Dublin for food and drink daily

Ah if it isn’t my hometown! Like yourself I avoid Temple Bar like the plague as it’s overpriced, most of the best City Centre bars are on Dame St, the one facing the entrance to Trinity College! There’s a couple of good ones of Grafton St as well! That Mini Dublin museum is very quirky and very good but that Rock & Roll one is pure shite! Hope you had a good time! Up the Dubs!

Are you visiting Belfast as part of your Ireland tour?

What's there to do in Belfast? I'd like to visit there after being in Dublin.

Do Edinburgh next please 🙏

How do you like your time in my country from Ruairi Bailey and first comment

if i’m going for a week, is there an exact amount of money i need to prove that i have? if so what amount? i know they say you have to have proof of money to accommodate your stay. but how much is enough to them? i just don’t want to bring what i believe i will need and then it not be enough? i would hate for tsa not let me go because of that

St Patrick's and Christchurch Cathedrals are Church of England or Anglican.

Is there a Indian restaurant in Dublin.

My wife is currently working in Dublin and I’ve been 3 times in the last 5 months. My first image of Dublin, dirty. There is trash on the sidewalks almost everywhere I went. The people have their heads buried in their cell phones and will literally walk into you. I don’t think its the Irish citizens, but all the people that are there working. Once you get out of Dublin, the scenery is beautiful. Every country has its beautiful places. The Grand Canyon is magnificent and the Smokies are just as beautiful. My 2 cents

Better than the average Dublin guide and glad that you mentioned some places (like Croke Park and the National Gallery) that many other guides fail to do. Don’t agree with your comment about the Book of Kells - there is a lot of information included that will certainly take more than 30 seconds to read. And the Library is iconic and much raved about by most visitors. You mentioned the Bank of Ireland but failed to mention that it is the former Parliament of Ireland prior to the Act of Union and you can still visit the Irish House of Lords inside. If there was one place to miss I would suggest the Guinness Storehouse - way over rated. But everyone to their own. While you did mention the National Gallery you failed to mention the Hugh Lane Gallery which is worth a visit alone to see the Francis Bacon studio which was donated and reassembled here. You mentioned the Gardens at the Royal Hospital but failed to mention that this iconic building houses the Modern Art Museum. Another fabulous art museum is the Royal Hibernian Academy. All these institutions host wonderful concerts and lectures. While you did mention one of the branches of the National Museum you did not include the wonderful Museum of Decorative Arts and History housed in the former Collins Barracks. You did not show the wonderful Georgian Squares and historic Henrietta Street. You showed the Spire on O’Connell St but failed to mention the GPO, and it’s attached museum, which was the HQ for the 1916 Easter Rising. You talked about the Phoenix Park but failed to mention that it also includes Farmleigh House which is open to the public if heads of states are not staying there. Also, in the Phoenix Park is Áras an Uachtaráin, the former Vice Regal lodge and now home to the President of Ireland, which can also be visited. You failed to mention the plethora of theatres and performance spaced - the Gaiety Theatre, the Abbey Theatre, The Gate Theatre, the National Concert Hall, Bord Gais Theatre, the 3 Arena, the Helix, the Project, Smock Alley, to name just a few. And probably the most overlooked gem in Dublin’s crown, the Casino Marino which is the most important neo-classical building in Ireland. And if you are really interested in gardens a visit to the Botanic Garden is a must. Close by is Glasnevin Cemetery where many famous Irish people are buried and should not be missed. Dublin also has some spectacular walks - Howth Head on the north side, the Bull Wall at the mouth of the River Liffey and spectacular Killney Hill on the south side. A visit to Killiney should include the famous James Joyce Tower in Sandycove. While Dublin Airport is certainly the major entry point for many visitors you can also fly into Ireland to it’s many other regional airports such as Cork, Belfast, Kerry and Ireland West. Flights from the US also fly into Shannon Airport. And of course you don’t have to fly as Ireland is also served by many ferry routes from both Britain and the Continent.

and avoid Jobstown

Why is the stadium unfinished? It looks bad!

This was a great video. Ireland was colonized by the UK would be a better description

The video was really good but you enphasised a bit too much about how pricy Dublin is, perhaps it would have bee better to finish the video on a happe note.

Dublin is not safe to visit changed after lockdown. Been several attacks on tourists recently it is dirty and dangerous. Do your research and think about going somewhere else. Rest of Ireland is awesome. Also very expensive.

Guinness tastes awful actually is repulsive been to Dublin a few time's couldn't wait to get out of it ,your better going to spain or Portugal