"River Dodder" is a spot I really enjoy - what can be better than a nice, quiet walk along a canal or a river? Protip: bring some bread for the ducks.

"The Grand Canal" is the part of Dublin I like to go to discover little bridges, cafés and just quiet spots with benches next to the water...

"Phoenix Park" is one of the biggest walled parks in Europe, situated in Dublin, one of the smallest capitals! I really recommend you come here on...

"Apples and Atoms" -or 'silver balls!- in Dublin is a sculpture in Trinity College that very few people, even knowledgeable locals, know the story behind.

If you're a big seaside & beach fan, like me, then you should definitely walk in Sandymount, in Dublin Bay. There's no other place where you can get..

I have visited a lot of different restaurants in Dublin, and I certainly have my favorites, but for sure "The Ramen Bar" is my all-time most cherished!

"The Tram Café" in Dublin City is the perfect example of a great idea that came alive in the most elegant, beautiful way. This tram has really been around!

"The Black Sheep" in Dublin is a perfect location to visit after the cinema nearby. I love their main Irish craft beers... Try the cherry one!

The "Visitor Centre of Phoenix Park" in Dublin reveals the secrets of one of the largest parks in Europe, unknown to most casual walkers!

"Blackbird" in Dublin is a dimly lit, dive bar delight. Whenever I'm in the area, I always try to stop here for a drink - it's always 5 o'clock somewhere!

"Music Under the Bridges" allows you to discover Dublin and its river Liffey from the water by kayaking and listening to music!

"Farmleigh House" in Dublin was built in the late 18th century and was home to the Guinness family. It's accessible from Phoenix Park. Such a discovery!