Nestled along Dublin's coast, Dalkey is a charming treasure bursting with character! Stroll its cobblestone streets, ogle the stunning sea views, and explore historic gems like Dalkey Castle. Don’t miss indulging in delightful pastries at a local café. Whether you're a literary lover or a nature enthusiast, Dalkey promises quirky shops and scenic cliffs that’ll steal your heart!
Landmark4.9/5
Dalkey Quarry
Landmark4.8/5
Killiney Hill Park
Nestled in Dublin's dazzling outskirts, Killiney Hill Park is a hiker's paradise! With panoramic views of the coastline and the Dublin Bay below, it's perfect for picnics or a cheeky selfie. Explore winding trails, historic monuments, and lush greenery—Nature’s own playground! Don’t forget your camera; the vistas will steal the show. Adventure awaits at this scenic gem!
Landmark4.7/5
Dillon's Park
Landmark4.3/5
Sandycove Beach
Renowned for its stunning coastal views and vibrant swimming culture, Sandycove Beach in Dublin is iconic for its historic James Joyce Tower and inviting waters, making it a must-visit destination for nature and literature lovers alike.
Landmark4.7/5
Coliemore Harbour
Nestled in the charming village of Dalkey, Coliemore Harbour is a picturesque spot perfect for watching fishing boats bob gently in the water. With stunning views of Dublin Bay and Dalkey Island, it's an ideal place to relax and soak in the beauty of the Irish coastline. Don't forget your camera!
Culture4.6/5
Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre
A furnished medieval tower house anchors this Dalkey heritage center, where actors bring its rooms and local history to life. You meet a barber-surgeon, watch archery, and see how people lived inside the castle.
Culture4.6/5
James Joyce Tower
A stone Martello tower rises above the sea at this museum, where James Joyce set the opening of Ulysses. Inside, books and photographs trace his life, and a narrow staircase climbs to the roof.
Culture4.5/5
St Patrick's Cathedral
Welcome to St Patrick's Cathedral, the heart of Dublin! With its stunning Gothic architecture, this majestic cathedral is a must-visit for any traveler. Explore the vibrant history, wander through the beautiful gardens, and listen to the enchanting choral music that fills the air. Don't forget to pay a visit to the famous tomb of Jonathan Swift, the renowned writer of Gulliver's Travels.
Landmark
Harold Boys National School
Landmark4.6/5
The Round Room Conference & Events Venue Dublin - Mansion House
This Dublin event venue hosts conferences and parties in the Mansion House’s Round Room. Even across the large hall, speakers come through clearly.
Landmark5/5
The Seafront (Dalkey Book Festival Venue)
Landmark4.7/5
Dún Laoghaire Harbour
Dún Laoghaire Harbour is a picturesque seaside gem just a stone's throw from Dublin! Stroll along the scenic pier, grab some fish and chips, or hop on a ferry for a day trip to gorgeous Dalkey Island. With its charming yachts and lively atmosphere, this harbor is the perfect spot for a fun day of exploration and relaxation!
Landmark4.8/5
Hawk Cliff
This Dalkey cliffside swimming spot has steep steps down to a natural sea pool. Diving platforms put you straight into the water.
Transport4.3/5
Dalkey
Transport4.3/5
Dun Laoghaire
Landmark2.3/5
Dalkey Taxis
Shop4.9/5
Bike Stop Dublin
Shop4.2/5
Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
Welcome to Stephen's Green Shopping Centre in the heart of Dublin! This vibrant mall offers a mix of high-street brands and unique boutiques, perfect for satisfying all your shopping cravings. With a variety of cafes and restaurants, it's also a great spot to refuel after a day of retail therapy. Don't miss this shopping oasis in Ireland!
Shop4.8/5
Hodges Figgis
Nestled in the heart of Dublin, Hodges Figgis is a book lover's paradise! This charming, historic bookstore boasts a treasure trove of titles across every genre. Wander its creaky wooden floors, sip coffee in their cozy café, and get lost in stories that transport you around the world. A must-visit for bibliophiles and casual readers alike!
Shop4.6/5
Irish Design Shop
This Dublin gift shop brings together Irish-made ceramics, prints, textiles and wooden pieces.
Stay4.2/5
Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel
The Fitzpatrick Castle Dublin Hotel overlooks Dublin Bay and is a 20-minute drive from Dublin. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, a pool and 2 award winning restaurants. The rooms at the Fitzpatrick Castle Dublin Hotel feature en suite bathrooms and satellite TVs. They also include hairdryers, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. The AA Rosette PJ’s Restaurant serves fine food and The Mapas restaurant features fresh local produce. The leisure centre has a whirlpool spa, a 20 metre indoor heated swimming pool, a Scandinavian wood sauna and a steam room. There is also a fully equipped gym. Please note that all guests are required to wear a swimming cap while in the pool, pool caps are available to purchase from our Fitness centre reception. Children are welcome in the swimming pool and reception can give you a copy of specific swimming times for children. There is a DART station 10 minutes away which services Dublin. The James Joyce Museum and Dalkey Castle are both within one mile and free parking is available at the Fitzpatrick. Dublin airport is 43 km from the property.
Stay4.2/5
The Strand Hotel Former Home Of Oscar Wilde Hotel
Nestled along Bray Promenade, The Strand Hotel, former home of Oscar Wilde, offers a unique blend of rich literary history and stunning coastal views, making it a must-visit destination for art and culture enthusiasts.
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