Staycity Aparthotels, Dublin, City Centre
4 StarsDedicated 24-hour fitness studio, Seamless Jervis Luas tram access
Dedicated 24-hour fitness studio, Seamless Jervis Luas tram access
Historic O'Connell Street landmark, 24-hour fitness center
Luxurious Aston suite experience, Quiet rear-facing guest rooms
High-tech smart room features, St. Andrew's Lane sanctuary
Thyme Bar & Grill, Nearby secure parking
Seasonal Irish gastronomy, Contemporary urban sanctuary concept
State of the art fitness room, Industrial-chic Staycafé
Proximity to cultural landmarks, Recently refurbished guest rooms
Signature Thyme restaurant dining, The Liberties district home base
Spacious duplex suite options, Modern fitness and yoga studio
Modern Irish cuisine at Toast, Art deco inspired interior design
Soundproofed city view rooms, Boutique room amenities
Refined dining at Wilde restaurant, Luxurious Sealy beds and Irish linens
Vibrant MossCo restaurant and bar, Contemporary flagship hotel concept
River Liffey views, International restaurant with heated terrace
Scenic River Liffey views, Central Dublin landmark proximity
Authentic Georgian architectural charm, Convenient airport transport links
Upper floor city views, Family-friendly quadruple rooms
Historic pub atmosphere, Central Dame Street location
Signature Beef and Guinness Pithivier, Dedicated local concierge service
Pearse Street transport links, High-spec fitness studio
Access to Westwood Club pool, Chic Celtic-inspired design
Panoramic Smithfield viewing tower, Industrial-chic Smithfield design
Thyme restaurant and bar, North Docklands transport links
Pet-friendly accommodation policy, Smithfield district location
Marketplace-inspired vintage design, Dublin City Centre exploration
Individually designed period rooms, Harcourt Luas tram connection
Family-run Georgian townhouse charm, Mountjoy Square district access
Heart of Temple Bar district, Adult-focused accommodation policy
Modern fitness studio, Versatile family and triple rooms
Modern fitness studio, The Liberties district location
Classic rooms with premium bedding, Cultural landmark proximity
Streamlined smart rooms, Central Dublin landmark proximity
James Joyce literary design concept, Jervis Luas tram stop proximity
St. Stephen’s Green park views, Prime Grafton Street proximity
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Characterised by narrow cobbled streets and traditional Irish pubs, vibrant Temple Bar in central Dublin has a reputation as the city’s nightlife nerve centre. But this historic neighbourhood on the southern bank of the River Liffey is also a hub for Irish culture. As you weave your way through Temple Bar’s many restaurants, music venues and crowded bars, you can also pause to see pop-up markets, performances by talented street musicians, quirky shops and art exhibitions. There are many cultural and historical attractions just waiting to be discovered in and around Temple Bar. And shopaholics can browse the many shops along Grafton Street, which begins at College Green. In addition to its many attractions, Temple Bar also hosts some of the most popular hotels in Dublin city centre.
Whether you’re in Temple Bar for a quiet drink or a pub crawl, the neighbourhood, which is bounded by Fishamble Street, Dame Street and Westmoreland Street, boasts multiple hostelries to try. After dark, Temple Bar offers everything from laid-back cocktail bars and trendy nightclubs to relaxed wine bars and traditional Irish pubs complete with painted mirrors and gorgeous tiled facades. They say the best Guinness in the world comes from Dublin, and there are numerous places to enjoy a pint of the black stuff in Temple Bar. Among the most famous are the Temple Bar Pub, the Porterhouse, and the Czech Inn. At the pubs in Temple Bar you might even be lucky enough to go on an evening when there is live music and dancing.
If the temptations of Temple Bar have proven too much and you need to refuel then there is an excellent choice of eateries in the area. Carnivores will love the F.X. Buckley gourmet steakhouse in Crow Street, while Il Vicoletto, which is across the road, offers Italian fine dining. For Nepalese curries, Monty’s of Kathmandu awaits in Eustace Street.
Temple Bar has plenty to offer culture vultures and history buffs. Film lovers should visit the Irish Film Institute in Eustace Street. This arthouse cinema complex holds an archive of Irish films and shows foreign-language movies and films in Irish. Still images charting Ireland’s past take centre stage at the National Photographic Archive in Essex Street, while the adjacent Temple Bar Food Market is the place to snap up speciality foods. Art lovers should visit the Temple Bar Gallery & Studios and the Project Arts Centre in Essex Street.
Some of Dublin’s top cultural sights lie just beyond Temple Bar’s patch. Across College Green you can visit the grand campus of Trinity College Dublin and see the Book of Kells. Widely regarded as one of Dublin’s finest treasures, this historic masterpiece of calligraphy is an illuminated manuscript that contains the four Gospels in Latin. Meanwhile, the Old City Music Hall in Fishamble Street was the venue for the first performance of Handel’s Messiah in 1742.
Dublin’s hotels come in all shapes and sizes, and to suit all tastes and budgets. Some of the most popular picks can be found in Temple Bar. These include the mid-range, contemporary Temple Bar Inn on Fleet Street and the charming, upscale Temple Bar Hotel, which lies opposite. Blooms Hotel Dublin, which is known for its multi-coloured exterior on Anglesea Street, is another popular mid-range option.
Temple Bar is a top attraction in Dublin, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Temple Bar, including popular choices like Temple Bar District Apartments, The Dubliner Central - O Connell Street Zone, Gogartys Temple Bar Hostel, Blooms Hotel, Dublin Citi Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Temple Bar, Ha'penny Bridge, The national Wax Museum Plus, Dame Street, Olympia Theatre, all within a convenient distance from Temple Bar.