Top Things to do in County Dublin
What to do and see in County Dublin, Province of Leinster: The Best Visitor Centers
Discover the best top things to do in County Dublin, Ireland including Round Tower Visitor Centre, Dublin Tourism Centre, Dublin Visitor Centre, Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Tourist Information Centre, Irish Family History Centre, Phoenix Park Visitor Centre & Ashtown Castle, Waterways Ireland Centre, Tourist Office Dublin.
Restaurants in County Dublin
1. Round Tower Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By NeilT626 - Westport, Ireland
This place is a little gem...we were staying in a nearby hotel on a Dublin mini-break. One morning it was very wet, and we wanted to find a fun indoor activity for our young children to enjoy. This place ticked all the right boxes! Clondalkin Round Tower is an incredible museum experience, and totally interactive for all ages. Full credit to the local council (South Dublin) for developing this quality facility. However, I read another TripAdvisor review which I thought was totally unfair with their allusions toward 'The Happy Pear' Café outside the entrance. I completely understand that the quality and scope of such visitor attraction's in the current climate requires commercial support, and if the 'Happy Pear' were happy to oblige to support this attraction then that's fine with me! 'The Happy Pear' is a great little café, with a strong (and fun emphasis!) on healthy and wholesome food which is not a bad thing! Around the base of the tower (it's not possible to climb up inside the tower), is an attractively laid-out garden and terrace area. I imagine that on a warm summer's day the café spills out on the terrace creating a lovely ambience. Overall a fantastic fun morning out for our young family. We will be back to visit. Nb. I noticed there were two TripAdvisor pages for this attraction: is it possible for the owners to merge it into one page? It will help your review scores. Thank you.
2. Dublin Tourism Centre
3. Dublin Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 706 reviews
Reviewed By sueanngoh - Dublin, Ireland
Stopped by the visitor centre to plan out my family’s first trip to Ireland. Received help from Jacob & Gules - they were super helpful and patient in providing us with all the info we needed on available tours to the top sites in Dublin & Ireland. Highly recommend any tourists to stop by!
4. Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Tourist Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Promoting Dun Laoghaire Rathdown. We offer unique tours,bike rentals,local arts & crafts, tons of info....and a smile! Open 11am-3pm daily
Reviewed By FrankMcLynn - Munich, Germany
Ah deary, deary me. If only every tourist office were like this. The lady there is the friendliest, loveliest, most accommodating, knowledgeable person in the Land of Eire. We were looking for information about George Knowall and Dean‘s Grange Cemetary where he is laid to rest in the „arms of the baby Jesus“. The good lady went to great lengths and spared no trouble in getting us all the Information we needed to hunt down the grave which we did not rob. Fine selection of books and informative leaflets on offer there. Make sure you drop in before you start you holiday in Dun Laoghaire and environs. Ask the lady if she remembers the good-looking chap from Munich, Germany who also wanted to try out the house tandem bike.
5. Irish Family History Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
The Irish Family History Centre as part of EPIC Ireland offers a historical family research service. The Irish Family History Centre will brings an exciting way for visitors to search for Irish Ancestors and discover their own unique family story while exploring Irish heritage along the way. You can also talk to one of our research experts at the centre who will help you with an brick walls you may have.
Reviewed By A7504UEpeterg
The Irish Family History Centre is a must visit place for those interested in finding out about their Irish Family Heritage. One can research themselves on the in-house facilities or get advice and coaching from the Staff. The staff at the Centre are excellent at what they do, well connected and are most friendly, professional and engaging. We found them genuinely interested to help us and in fact went above and beyond to help us track down information about my Irish Grandmother. We could not have done this on our own. I have to single out and thank Dr Patrick Roycroft for the interest and support he gave us. Going to the Centre proved to be a wonderful experience and I urge anyone with an interest in knowing about their Irish past to make enough time for a visit.
6. Phoenix Park Visitor Centre & Ashtown Castle
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By ADKane001 - Dublin, Ireland
Did you know the Phoenix Park has a visitors centre, its does and is well worth a visit, packed with something for everyone. Free entry to the informative visitors centre & Ashtown Castle located in the park, a playground, walled herb garden, delicious treats and lunch options at the restaurant can be enjoyed in the dog friendly court yard. Also the usual amenities and a coffee shack allowing everyone get the most out of a day in the park.
7. Waterways Ireland Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 22 reviews
Waterways Ireland owns a multipurpose space in the Dublin Docklands, which operates as an Events Space suitable for exhibitions, displays, launches or press calls.
8. Tourist Office Dublin
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 9 reviews
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