Dublin for Expats
Sightseeing
If you want to have an overall idea of the Irish contribution to the world (sports, science, inventors, politicians, etc) this is a great place to go.
The museum is very interactive and you can spend up to 2 hours there. It's outside the city centre caos, which is great for families looking a peaceful activity.
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EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum
Custom House QuayIf you want to have an overall idea of the Irish contribution to the world (sports, science, inventors, politicians, etc) this is a great place to go.
The museum is very interactive and you can spend up to 2 hours there. It's outside the city centre caos, which is great for families looking a peaceful activity.
Food scene
Great for a bite or a drink before going to Bord Gais Energy Theatre. You can have a two or three-course meal under €20, which is a great deal for the neighbourhood.
Maldron Hotel Pearse Street
98-107 Pearse StGreat for a bite or a drink before going to Bord Gais Energy Theatre. You can have a two or three-course meal under €20, which is a great deal for the neighbourhood.
At first, one wouldn't give much to this pizza place inside a Centra. After trying all the restaurants around, Caramico is 100% my go-to choice to eat around The Point area.
Stone-baked pizza and many deals to bring back to your apartment nearby.
Caramico Pizza
Mayor Street UpperAt first, one wouldn't give much to this pizza place inside a Centra. After trying all the restaurants around, Caramico is 100% my go-to choice to eat around The Point area.
Stone-baked pizza and many deals to bring back to your apartment nearby.