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The Point Village Market: A Dockland Renewal

In the aftermath of the Celtic Tiger, it's reassuring to know that Dublin's community spirit is still alive and well.

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The Point Village Market: A Dockland Renewal
  • Leopardstown Racecourse: Traditional thoroughbred entertainment
  • Phoenix Park: A city oasis and family favorite
  • Guinness Storehouse: Gateway to a Stout legend
  • Glasnevin Botanic Gardens: Respite in the city

Leopardstown Racecourse: Tradi

Built in 1888 as an Irish competitor of Sandown Racecourse in England, today Leopardstown Racecourse...

Phoenix Park: A city oasis and

Phoenix Park has long been Dublin's green escape in one of Ireland's oldest settled areas. Here, mod...

Guinness Storehouse: Gateway t

Step by step, the carefully constructed experience first brings visitors through the sounds and smel...

Glasnevin Botanic Gardens: Res

First established on the banks of the Tolka River in 1795, today the Glasnevin Botanic Gardens are a...

  • Gourmet Burger Kitchen: Kiwi flavor for an American classic
  • The Anvil: Bistro dining in small town Dublin
  • Luigi Malones: Modern dining with historical ties
  • Avoca: Fashion and food perfection in Rathcoole

Gourmet Burger Kitchen: Kiwi f

GBK has yet to achieve the brand-awareness of more ubiquitous competitors, but for those ready to ta...

The Anvil: Bistro dining in sm

Far enough from the city centre to enjoy a relaxed pace, yet keeping good food a central fixture on ...

Luigi Malones: Modern dining w

Commanding one of the most genuine claims to a place in the heart of Dublin, Irish/Italian local fav...

Avoca: Fashion and food perfec

Just 20 minutes from the city, Avoca Rathcoole offers shoppers and diners the best of the business's...

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Once in Bermuda, you cannot help but relax. Throngs of flowers of spectacular beauty welcome you, and the lazy blue waters invite you out to take a sail or go snorkeling to discover the underwater treasures of the deep. For those who do not want to get wet, visit the Bermuda Aquarium and Zoo which features over 300 species of birds, reptiles and mammals, and over 200 species of fish. A special treat is the North Park Exhibit, a 140 000 gallon replica of a coral reef.

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute displays dive technology from the past to the present, and a fantastic collection of shells from Bermuda and throughout the world. Follow the footsteps of renowned author Mark Twain and visit the underground beauty of Crystal Cave, with its 55 foot deep underground pool and incredible array of stalactites and stalagmites, and its sister, Fantasy Cave, which was discovered and developed in 1907.

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