looove Dublin and you guys! another places to go: Phoenix park to watch the deers field.... Docklands at night.... Howth by train and climb the cliffs...they're amazing!... Irish Museum of Modern Art... Kilmainham gaol ("In the name of father" movie set).... ♡
i dont exactly know where locals get their pint in dublin. honestly i think that ireland has much more interesting places than dublin. especially the west coast is nice.
manus daly im from germany and i dont go to bars either, but two years ago, when i was in ireland, i liked going to pubs and listening to some traditional live music.
Dublin is a great city. I usually fly from there to the USA and associate Dublin with not only a great time but the start of another adventure. Can't wait to be there again early Feb!
Croke Park tour is definitely worth visiting in Dublin. Shows off our national treasure GAA, Hurling and Gaelic Football. Irish museum in the city can't remember where. James Joyce Center.
Great top ten. It made me miss it just a bit. We are headed to london tomorrow for three days then off to Copenhagen. A lot of travel this month. So tonight I will spend watching your videos on the great cities we're headed to. Thank you and great work.
Dublin also has the largest public park in Europe. You can start your walk in Phoenix Park from the centre of Dublin and walk in the beautiful grounds until the park meets the countryside outside Dublin.
When you walk through the park, you will see herds of wild deer, a huge zoo, the palace where the President of Ireland lives, the gardens are full of sculptures, and also the residence of the American Ambassador, which is as big as the White House. And talking of the White House, it's architect was Irish and he also built a house in Dublin, that looks exactly like the White House, BEFORE he built the White House.
These are some great tips! I wouldn't send people to Temple Bar personally, but to each their own! haha I moved to Dublin from NYC about six months ago and I've been posting weekly videos of my travels around Ireland and Europe in general! My most recent video was in Dublin, too!
Thank you so much you guys make the best videos on what to do when traveling. I will definitely recommend your Channel to anyone I know that is going to travel
I've been to Dublin at least 4 or 5 times. Although I always find it a very interesting city, I would have preferred going with you guys as you seem to always have lots of fun while showing the whole picture. Again, thanks for sharing your experiences.. Cheers.
Catch a game or two at Croke Park. A few locals in Galway actually suggested that I give it a go and for 25 bucks I could not say no. Hurling and Gaelic football in Dublin is a great way to spend the afternoon.
I lived in front to of Wake dock, right on Grand Canal Dock. i love fumbally and brother hubbard! Dublin is an amazing place for brunch spots, Herbstreet and Tang also have great food! I went to Uni in Dublin and more South for nights out compared to temple bar, like around Harcourt street and the pubs like Kehoe's, Grogans. The Fade Street Social is also goodd
Yet another great video guys! Went to Dublin on a press trip (via my tech blog) and loved it. You're right in that people are super friendly there. Also, loved the video format/style you've used this time round.
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Opening Salvo it was alright but tbh nothing really special I've seen but junkies in almost every corner and crowded streets. The bars are good though haha
Hey! You two are awesome, and I thank you for giving me a visual tour of Dublin/Ireland in your videos, because reading into articles online is SO not my jam. I love what you are doing here as Vagabrothers and I hope it continues for a very long time! I'll be planning my month-long trip with your help, so again, I'm very thankful! Blessings
My TOP are Kilmainham Gaol museum and the Book of Kells which are outstanding. Temple Bar area is about as inauthentic as Ireland gets. Full of American tourists.
Croke park the 3rd or 4th largest stadium largest non soccer stadium in europe and largest in the world owned by an exclusively amateur sports organisation in the world.The sports that are played they are gaelic football and hurling tickets for big games(except all ireland finals) can be got at the tourist office.When games aren't played there is the croke park museum and tour as well as a roof top tour giving great views of dublin
Just found out about you guys 2 hours ago while doing some search. Wonderful videos! Thanks for doing the homework and providing us with some tips. Heading to Ireland tomorrow and will certainly follow some of those suggestions.
Would also strongly recommend the national museum in kildare street. I was there recently myself and could not believe the amazing array of artifacts. Thought the fabulously preserved weaponry used by ancient irish warriors were incredible eg. shields, spears, swords, axes etc... Check it out and it's free of charge!!!
I used to go to secret raves in the Guinness Storehouse put on by Guinness. You'd ring a phone number and they'd put you on the guestlist for you and three others. You'd enter the building and they'd have a string quartet playing. No charge for the cloakroom, tokens for free Guinness and when you'd get upstairs to the top floor they'd have someone like Mushroom from Massive Attack spinning the tunes. No advertising for it, absolutely amazing to be bopping to tunes in such an amazing venue, for free with such top talent playing. Dublin is a quality city.
Hi I like your videos guys. But I have to add that it's a shame to not mention that almost all our museums and galleries are free. And that a trip on the Dart to the coast line is a must. To see places such as the Martello tower in Sandycove, to eat fish at the harbour in Howth and feed a seal lion that has learned to wave at people (greedy cute bastard), to see the windmills in Skerries. Dublin is so much more 😗
We were in Dublin in December for three days (not enough time) . Guinness storehouse is AMAZING, If your a beer nerd YOU MUST. (Yes Guinness tastes MUCH BETTER in Dublin ! ) we spent 4 hours there 🙀. Another pub worth the trip is "grave-diggers" outside of the cemetery, and rich in history. It is one of the oldest in Dublin, they have some awesome food and pour perfect pints ! #heveninaglass
+vagabrothers love your channel! so informative and educational! I learn so much about all the places you go to just by watching your channel! Thanks for putting this together - really helps me know what to check out in Dublin!
Hey Guys, Just hit the Sub button because I saw both of you on the travel panel at VidCon as I intend on traveling myself. Thanks for work and words of wisdom!
Temple Bar is very touristy really expensive for a pint, but the Stags Head pub is really nice, St.Stephens green is a really nice little park just off Grafton Street (which is good for shopping) Phoenix park is also lovely, never do an Irish accent like this to an Irish person ......
This video definitely helped add some stuff to my itinerary while in Dublin. Thank you for this ! I will definitely keep an eye out for your videos on my next trip :)
Hey vagabrothers is there any good hiking near Dublin me and my friend will be in Dublin this year for 3 night as part of our Europe trip and would love to get some hiking in while we’re there any advice would be welcomed thanks
#11 take a early morning walk around St. Stephens green with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate from Butlers chocolate at the top of Grafton st. #12 ,....Go to F.X. Buckley’s across The Liffey river and have a steak. #13 ,....go to Doheny and Nesbitts(sp.) and order a Red breast whiskey 12-15 or 21 neat.
To all the people who have been to Dublin, how many days would you say are needed to fully see the city? I’m hoping to go there soon and want to plan my trip correctly 💪
The EPIC museum in Dublin is amazing, it gives an overview of Irish history, culture, music and the people.
looove Dublin and you guys!
another places to go:
Phoenix park to watch the deers field....
Docklands at night....
Howth by train and climb the cliffs...they're amazing!...
Irish Museum of Modern Art...
Kilmainham gaol ("In the name of father" movie set)....
♡
I looooooooved all the museums of Dublin, most of then were free and sooo beautiful (the natural History museum OMG)
templebar is only for tourists. locals would never have a pint there, because its way too expensive and it doesnt represent how ireland really is.
juliane fra where do you go then?
i dont exactly know where locals get their pint in dublin. honestly i think that ireland has much more interesting places than dublin. especially the west coast is nice.
manus daly im from germany and i dont go to bars either, but two years ago, when i was in ireland, i liked going to pubs and listening to some traditional live music.
juliane fra pal you're not even irish and you're saying that irish people don't drink in probably the most irish part of Dublin
Tadhg Everett i was in temple bar and i dont met any irish people.
The Chester Beaty Library is a good one for the list, it's free, feels sensual and it's filled with illustrated manuscripts from all over the world!
Dublin is a great city. I usually fly from there to the USA and associate Dublin with not only a great time but the start of another adventure. Can't wait to be there again early Feb!
I really love Ireland and Irish people! 🍀
+Elizabetha G it's a great country
I'm from Ireland and I live in dublin so it's nice to see people that like it
My first time in Jan.. any tips? Places etc?? 🎉
GPO / General Post Office is also really amazing for history of the 1916 rising against the british
also Kilmainham Gaol and St Michan's Church for the Crypts :) they are cool places!
Croke Park tour is definitely worth visiting in Dublin. Shows off our national treasure GAA, Hurling and Gaelic Football. Irish museum in the city can't remember where. James Joyce Center.
Great top ten. It made me miss it just a bit. We are headed to london tomorrow for three days then off to Copenhagen. A lot of travel this month. So tonight I will spend watching your videos on the great cities we're headed to. Thank you and great work.
+The Way Away enjoy!! Copenhagen is the best!
It was so great meeting you guys at Vidcon this weekend! Thanks for all the advice :)
Dublin also has the largest public park in Europe. You can start your walk in Phoenix Park from the centre of Dublin and walk in the beautiful grounds until the park meets the countryside outside Dublin.
When you walk through the park, you will see herds of wild deer, a huge zoo, the palace where the President of Ireland lives, the gardens are full of sculptures, and also the residence of the American Ambassador, which is as big as the White House. And talking of the White House, it's architect was Irish and he also built a house in Dublin, that looks exactly like the White House, BEFORE he built the White House.
There are many places I would not have know that I could travel to and enjoy that you have introduced me to. Thanks!
+Nirupam Singh cheers!!
These are some great tips! I wouldn't send people to Temple Bar personally, but to each their own! haha I moved to Dublin from NYC about six months ago and I've been posting weekly videos of my travels around Ireland and Europe in general! My most recent video was in Dublin, too!
Thank you so much you guys make the best videos on what to do when traveling. I will definitely recommend your Channel to anyone I know that is going to travel
Thank you!!
Great video on Dublin! There really is so much to do in this fantastic city.
Thanks for showing my city in an amazing way. It was deadly
I've been to Dublin at least 4 or 5 times. Although I always find it a very interesting city, I would have preferred going with you guys as you seem to always have lots of fun while showing the whole picture. Again, thanks for sharing your experiences.. Cheers.
+Colin Hirons isn't it incredible???
I went to Dublin this past spring and had the same bike tour guy!! totally blanking on his name but he was so nice and had some really good stories
omg i miss Dublin!! just remind my memory there and i will experience Dublin again by your tips!!
That Irish accent attempt triggered me, reported
Awesome tips! I love your videos on Ireland. I will visiting Ireland next Saturday for 1 week. I am super excited!
+tony Orlina we are in Ireland now! Follow us on Snapchat for live updates!
Wow, that's awesome! Hope you guys have a blast! I will definitely follow you guys on snapchat!
Perfect since I'm traveling in Ireland right now
+Ciaran Watterson nice!!! Enjoy, it's so beautiful there
i'm going to Dublin in 1 month...
i am so happy about this video... thx
The vibe of Dublin reminds me a lot of the vibe from Copenhagen. Maybe it was just the wakeboarding and beautiful buildings... :-)Great video!
+Jacob Carlson (Check Out Jacob) gotta love the city!
Indeed. Actually they have a lot of irish influences
Really great things to do in this wonderful city
Catch a game or two at Croke Park. A few locals in Galway actually suggested that I give it a go and for 25 bucks I could not say no. Hurling and Gaelic football in Dublin is a great way to spend the afternoon.
+palierto Gaelic football is so cool!!
It is a must catch for anyone!
Hurling is great too
Dublin is beautifullllll!
I lived in front to of Wake dock, right on Grand Canal Dock. i love fumbally and brother hubbard! Dublin is an amazing place for brunch spots, Herbstreet and Tang also have great food! I went to Uni in Dublin and more South for nights out compared to temple bar, like around Harcourt street and the pubs like Kehoe's, Grogans. The Fade Street Social is also goodd
Yet another great video guys! Went to Dublin on a press trip (via my tech blog) and loved it. You're right in that people are super friendly there.
Also, loved the video format/style you've used this time round.
😊
I stayed at temple bar. Nice hotel and area. Was convient to site see around Dublin
A stroll on Phoenix Park is a must !!
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
There are so many great things to do in Dublin besides drinking. Beautiful parks, museums etc..
Good to see Ye travelling Ireland though😊🍀
+Nourishing Lisa but you gotta love a good pint!
Corned beef is an English thing... In Ireland you have ham with cabbage
Aoibhín Kelly bacon and cabbage
My sister and I are going in March 2022 and I'm taking notes on where to go our first day
I'm flying tomorrow to dublin w my class , thanks for this 👌🏽💗
How did you get on?
Opening Salvo it was alright but tbh nothing really special I've seen but junkies in almost every corner and crowded streets. The bars are good though haha
lol yeah I know, the junkies are a part of the scenery almost. Where are you from? If I may be so bold.
Opening Salvo I'm from germany my parents are from kosovo though
Ah ok, are there many junkies in Kosovo? lol
Hey! You two are awesome, and I thank you for giving me a visual tour of Dublin/Ireland in your videos, because reading into articles online is SO not my jam. I love what you are doing here as Vagabrothers and I hope it continues for a very long time! I'll be planning my month-long trip with your help, so again, I'm very thankful! Blessings
My TOP are Kilmainham Gaol museum and the Book of Kells which are outstanding. Temple Bar area is about as inauthentic as Ireland gets. Full of American tourists.
St. Michans crypt tour is pretty cool too. Only 6 euros too
+CoolHandWiz ohhh sounds super cool!!
It is! You get to see mummies :D
I've been watching ye since you did the Ireland videos. But I've never commented before... I love what you guys do.
+Fionn Cleary well thank you for finally commenting. Hope it's not the last Fionn :)
thanks for the video! i'm studying abroad in Dublin in a few years so this was super helpful :)
+Baileyy M thanks for watching!!
Croke park the 3rd or 4th largest stadium largest non soccer stadium in europe and largest in the world owned by an exclusively amateur sports organisation in the world.The sports that are played they are gaelic football and hurling tickets for big games(except all ireland finals) can be got at the tourist office.When games aren't played there is the croke park museum and tour as well as a roof top tour giving great views of dublin
I love you veds and I live in Ireland and I am so glad to be Irish
Just found out about you guys 2 hours ago while doing some search. Wonderful videos! Thanks for doing the homework and providing us with some tips. Heading to Ireland tomorrow and will certainly follow some of those suggestions.
Great video* going there in about 10 hrs , looking forward to it***
how many days do you think to cover dublin highlights
Dublim is a beatiful palce and full of histroy I live in irleand and i love it apart from the weather but is gran
awesome video! marko's hat is super cute I'm gonna steal it
+ternitamas hahaha :)
Heading to Dublin soon, thanks for the video!
For Wake Dock you are supposed to be able to stand on a wake-board tho.. which I am not :)
Great video🌟🐻
Would also strongly recommend the national museum in kildare street. I was there recently myself and could not believe the amazing array of artifacts. Thought the fabulously preserved weaponry used by ancient irish warriors were incredible eg. shields, spears, swords, axes etc... Check it out and it's free of charge!!!
I used to go to secret raves in the Guinness Storehouse put on by Guinness. You'd ring a phone number and they'd put you on the guestlist for you and three others. You'd enter the building and they'd have a string quartet playing. No charge for the cloakroom, tokens for free Guinness and when you'd get upstairs to the top floor they'd have someone like Mushroom from Massive Attack spinning the tunes. No advertising for it, absolutely amazing to be bopping to tunes in such an amazing venue, for free with such top talent playing. Dublin is a quality city.
Hi I like your videos guys. But I have to add that it's a shame to not mention that almost all our museums and galleries are free. And that a trip on the Dart to the coast line is a must. To see places such as the Martello tower in Sandycove, to eat fish at the harbour in Howth and feed a seal lion that has learned to wave at people (greedy cute bastard), to see the windmills in Skerries. Dublin is so much more 😗
Most of your tour tips have something to do with beer and pubs. My kinda tour! Great videos, guys!
+Gary Swanson what can we say... We love beer ;)
Thank you,. Дякую, Спасибо)). Nice tips
THIS IS SO COOL! I'M LIKE I LIVE THERE!! It's cool bc Dublin is never in any movies so it's cool to see it here 😎
Love this! Will be using some of these recommendations when I go:) thanks guys!
+Aim To Create great to hear!
Awesome video dudes. Loved the transitions!
We were in Dublin in December for three days (not enough time) . Guinness storehouse is AMAZING, If your a beer nerd YOU MUST. (Yes Guinness tastes MUCH BETTER in Dublin ! ) we spent 4 hours there 🙀. Another pub worth the trip is "grave-diggers" outside of the cemetery, and rich in history. It is one of the oldest in Dublin, they have some awesome food and pour perfect pints ! #heveninaglass
+vagabrothers love your channel! so informative and educational! I learn so much about all the places you go to just by watching your channel! Thanks for putting this together - really helps me know what to check out in Dublin!
Heyyy this is really cool. How many days did u stay in Dublin for?
+Silvana Bravo we were in Dublin for two days but three or four would be ideal to really get deep in the city :)
After a pint at the Guinness Storehouse, go to Arthur's!
+Cameron Tough good call!
+vagabrothers also, a tour of Croke Park. You can see the history behind Hurling and Gaelic Football at the GAA museum.
I am going in August can't wait
That's great for you young folks, but can you make a video for us older people, something at a slower pace? Lovely city. 🍀😻
Hey Guys, Just hit the Sub button because I saw both of you on the travel panel at VidCon as I intend on traveling myself. Thanks for work and words of wisdom!
For food go to Camden street it is like the best place to eat
Have you guys ever been to Kerry?
+Cian O'Brien not yet! Need to come back!
+vagabrothers it's beautiful!! especially along the coast
I personaly reccomend to go to the Helix in the DCU (Dublin City University) its an amazing theatre
Cool Video! :) Keep up the good work! :)
+florianreichelt thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks for the tips!
Temple Bar is very touristy really expensive for a pint, but the Stags Head pub is really nice, St.Stephens green is a really nice little park just off Grafton Street (which is good for shopping) Phoenix park is also lovely, never do an Irish accent like this to an Irish person ......
The balrothery in is great i Heard i never went to it but i live in balrothery lol😂😂
Wow that looking amazing. I am debating on moving to Ireland, glad to see there are many things to do(:
I am in Dublin right now
I live in Dublin there's pubs parks a lot of things
You missed Dublin Castle and the National gallery .
Are you guys going to go somewhere in Asia soon?
Great video like a lot :)
Awesome video, guys! :)
+Lauro goes solo thank you so much!
This video definitely helped add some stuff to my itinerary while in Dublin. Thank you for this ! I will definitely keep an eye out for your videos on my next trip :)
Hi, it is really interesting, I'll need it is for my English class. Tks a lot
Tara street station,,on the dart out tio Dunlaoighre..check it out..coastal train ride..
Hey vagabrothers is there any good hiking near Dublin me and my friend will be in Dublin this year for 3 night as part of our Europe trip and would love to get some hiking in while we’re there any advice would be welcomed thanks
Hey guys I love your videos, which type of camera do you use ?
That vest was clean!!!! What store was that from?
Hello Hello, I'm heading to Ireland in February. Is this recommended? I'll be in Paris, London, and looking for a third place to visit. Thanks!
#11 take a early morning walk around St. Stephens green with a cup of coffee or hot chocolate from Butlers chocolate at the top of Grafton st. #12 ,....Go to F.X. Buckley’s across The Liffey river and have a steak. #13 ,....go to Doheny and Nesbitts(sp.) and order a Red breast whiskey 12-15 or 21 neat.
Templebar is too crowded, if you want to go to a more traditional pub you should go to the burbs
What's the boat you're on in the end?
other things to visit in dublin? please share more. thank you. Giulio Italia
What boat were you drinking on?
To all the people who have been to Dublin, how many days would you say are needed to fully see the city? I’m hoping to go there soon and want to plan my trip correctly 💪
no more than 2 days. Bring enough money because it's very expensive and do not expect anything like other European Capitals in terms of monuments
You guys are quickly becoming my favorite travel channel! Hope vidcon was a blast! Keep up the awesome work!
Will be there in Marchhhhhhh :)
Love this city. Great top 10!
How do I go about renting a bike? Are they just on the street for rental? What are the prices ?
www.dublinbikes.ie/How-does-it-work
Thanks so much
Indigo and Cloth have great brownies but their t-shirts are like 300 QUID!!
croke park!