A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsAughavannagh Road91.0353.32911869-6.28764622Dublin City CouncilSouth East268053003Crumlin C A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsArbour Hill Road91.0353.350957-6.287117Dublin City CouncilCentral268005006Arran Quay E A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsOld Naas Road91.0353.32962179-6.339113382Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268079007Inchicore B A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsSouth Circular RoadKilmainham91.0353.34166136-6.303325568Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268148002Ushers A The most important example of neoclassical architecture in Ireland - currently closed for restorationCherrymount CrescentMalahide Road91.0353.37132313-6.227024585Dublin City CouncilNorth Central268070022Grace Park Irelands only remaining moated castleLong Mile Road91.0353.32421105-6.333725108Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268154008Walkinstown A A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsChurch Avenue91.0353.371136-6.250566Dublin City CouncilNorth Central268058008Drumcondra South A A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsWhitworth Road91.0353.363993-6.264217Dublin City CouncilCentral268029007Botanic C The historic heart of Dublin, still a major government complex and tourist attractionCastle Street91.0353.34271093-6.265421434Dublin City CouncilSouth East268140007Royal Exchange A A magnificent example of the Georgian architecture for which Dublin is world-renowned.Dame Street91.0353.34389259-6.267192577Dublin City CouncilSouth East268140007Royal Exchange A Tours by appointment of the world’s oldest Grand Lodge in continuous existence17-19 Molesworth Street91.0353.34107985-6.255970852Dublin City CouncilSouth East268097001Mansion House B A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsChurch Lane91.0353.372621-6.276828Dublin City CouncilCentral268027007 | 268027009 | 268027001Botanic A A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsSt. Vincent Street West91.0353.33645311-6.316865793Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268085008/02Kilmainham C Free tours of this historic building normally take place every SaturdayLeinster HouseUpper Merrion Street91.0353.33937292-6.254133914Dublin City CouncilSouth East268097001Mansion House B A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsBlackhorse Avenue91.0353.35945031-6.305814907Dublin City CouncilCentral268036007Cabra West D Join the 30,000 people crossing this historic footbridge every dayAston Quay91.0353.346323-6.263098Dublin City CouncilCentral268106013North City Peer through the gates at the graves of the descendants of the Huguenots who fled France in the 17th century10 Merrion Row91.0353.338622-6.254849Dublin City CouncilSouth East268097001Mansion House B Find and visit war memorials across DublinBelville House23 Stillorgan Road91.0353.31852-6.23008Dublin City CouncilSouth East268113008Pembroke East D A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsKillester Avenue91.0353.374721-6.206636Dublin City CouncilNorth Central268046008Clontarf West A The site of some of the most heroic and tragic events in Irelands historyMuseum Visitor CentreInchicore Road91.0353.34173471-6.308523156Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268084005Kilmainham B Discover the history of Parliament in Ireland, from Norman times to todayKildare Street91.0353.34012187-6.254257324Dublin City CouncilSouth East268097001Mansion House B The official residence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin since 1715Dawson Street91.0353.3403161-6.257730837Dublin City CouncilSouth East268097001Mansion House B A huge stainless steel monument in the middle of OConnell StreetMonument of LightOConnell Street91.0353.35021-6.260445Dublin City CouncilCentral268106016North City A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsHarolds Cross Road91.0353.32420391-6.282787783Dublin City CouncilSouth East268092010Kimmage C University College Dublins beautifully restored Georgian Townhouse now a conference centre85-86 St. Stephens Green91.0353.33668249-6.260091499Dublin City CouncilSouth East268142009St. Kevin's Historic and beautiful Church, a distinctive landmark in Dublin’s city centre for over 150 years87b St. Stephens Green91.0353.33662348-6.260621171Dublin City CouncilSouth East268142009St. Kevin's Closed until 2020 – go to the website to meet Mrs. Olivia Beatty who moved into this historic house in 179429 Fitzwilliam Street Lower91.0353.3379784-6.247619971Dublin City CouncilSouth East268143001South Dock Childhood home of the writer and dramatist Oscar Wilde - group visits by appointment1-3 Merrion Square North91.0353.34118717-6.250426769Dublin City CouncilSouth East268096006Mansion House A Enjoy a historical interpretation of the park from 3500 BC to the present dayNunciature Road91.0353.36608488-6.330955063Dublin City CouncilCentral268118001Phoenix Park The oldest classical building in Ireland is closed for restoration until late 2019Military Road91.0353.3433089-6.299724664Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268148004Ushers A The only medieval parish church left in Dublin housing an award-winning exhibition on its historyHigh Street91.0353.34379959-6.273545849Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268098006Merchants Quay A A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsChurch Street91.0353.387913-6.299774Dublin City CouncilNorth West268067013Finglas South B 12th century abbey in the heart of Dublin housing a fascinating exhibition5-6 Meetinghouse Lane91.0353.3475015-6.269323729Dublin City CouncilCentral268106002North City A magnificent 19th century building linked to significant moments in Irish history83 Marlborough Street91.0353.35113732-6.258889673Dublin City CouncilCentral268106017North City Tours of the mummified remains of Dublin’s most influential families and Handel’s pipe organ (allegedly)Church Street91.0353.34745739-6.275400418Dublin City CouncilCentral268003003Arran Quay C A glimpse of Dublin's history and the lives of its past residentsSaint Patricks Cathedral, Saint Patricks Close91.0353.339261-6.270843Dublin City CouncilSouth East268161004Wood Quay A The pharmacy immortalised in James Joyces Ulysses preserved as it was in his time1 Lincoln Place91.0353.34188018-6.250657678Dublin City CouncilSouth East268096001Mansion House A The oldest surviving Guild Hall in Dublin, site of the Back Lane ParliamentBack Lane91.0353.34294003-6.273462225Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268099017Merchants Quay B 200 years at the heart of social and political change in IrelandInns Quay91.0353.34603971-6.274994275Dublin City CouncilCentral268082001Inns Quay C Home to Irelands greatest cultural treasure the Book of Kells, the Science Gallery and Zoological MuseumCollege Green91.0353.34242192-6.240971039Dublin City CouncilSouth East268143016South Dock The official residence of the President of Ireland completed in 1751Chesterfield Avenue91.0353.35959486-6.317356763Dublin City CouncilCentral268118001Phoenix Park RCSI's historic building 123 St. Stephen's Green, occupied by rebels during the 1916 Rising, is open for tours during Culture Night and Heritage Week123 St. Stephen's GreenDublin91.0353.339172-6.2629391Dublin City CouncilSouth East268141002Royal Exchange B Farmleigh, the official Irish State Guesthouse. The estate consists of beautiful private gardens. Formerly owned by the famous Guinness family.Farmleigh House and Estate91.0353.3661-6.3516Dublin City CouncilNorth West267040060Castleknock-Knockmaroon Georgian Congregational Church built in 1810. Originally established as a place of worship for local mill labourers & workers at Kilmainham Gaol.Kilmainham Congregational Church, 62 Inchicore Road, Kilmainham, Dublin91.0353.342537-6.312427Dublin City CouncilSouth Central268084008Kilmainham B A public history project contributing to the work of uncovering, cataloguing and commemorating the history of Grangegorman. Grangegorman Development Agency, 4th Floor Park House, North Circular Road, Dublin 791.0353.35810924-6.2848261Dublin City CouncilCentral268032007Cabra East C