If you like music as much as I do (or anyone else in the world, because let's face it, it is the first thing we mention when people ask about our tastes or interests) I got you covered. Freebird Records in Dublin is the perfect place to get lost among CDs and vinyls like in that iconic scene from 500 Days of Summer. Plus, it's also a book store! There are all kinds of second-hand books at a good price, from the newest to the most classic.
At Freebird Records, you can also find many cool vintage things like postcard books set in the 1920s or copies of old magazines and pamphlets. What I like the most about Freebird Records, The Secret Book and Record Stores is, as its own description indicates, how secret and mysterious it is. Walking down Wicklow Street a couple of buildings before the street ends and Grafton Street begins you will find this little gem. But pay attention, otherwise its small entry could go unnoticed. Don't worry, the secret sign outside the secret store that reads The Secret Book and Record Store will give you a hint about where to find Freebird Records, The Secret Book and Record Store.
Find your way with 112 Insider Tips from our Local Spotters
Loved this Spot?Join your international community. Share your favs and become part of our international community!
"Sandymount Beach" in Dublin is quite long - here you can enjoy the unique view & the general good vibe of an active beach - also, fire dancing!
by
"Merrion Square Park" is my absolute favorite park in Dublin! It's not just that it's big - it's simply charming and has plenty of things to do!
by
"Moore Street" in Dublin is home to one of the city's oldest street markets. Come here and take in a very honest representation of today's Irish society...
by
"Fibber Magees" in Dublin is a truly non-touristic place, a true rock bar that has been around for more than 30 years - and closes after most other pubs!
by
The "Rosie Hackett Bridge" in Dublin is a relatively new bridge. People love coming here to catch the last rays of sun in the evening!
by
At that one corner in Temple Bar in Dublin,
by
This is a real Teachers Club in Dublin! It has a lovely bar that is open to the public and if you're lucky, you might even catch some singing lat at night!
by
"The Cobblestone" in Dublin has kept the spirit of old traditional Irish music! They even have a special part of the pub for musicians & their audience...
by
"Hacienda" is Dublin's semi-exclusive, speakeasy bar. It's one of these places you really need to know where to look, but it's worth it...
by
"Wigwam" makes some of Dublin's finest coffee! But this place is much more than this: in the basement, you'll find a social club to make you evening fun!
by
"Bullet" (named after the type of Chinese oven) reinvented my love for dumplings. Some of the best Chinese food in Dublin for sure...
by
Howth is a peninsula and fisher village near Dublin. I like going there to hike up to Howth Head (in all weathers!), with its collection of rocky hills...
by
112 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
Authentic Stories by Real People
Escape the Crowd & Travel Slow 🐌
✓ 0 Insider Tips from our local Spotters
✓ 112 Insider Tips