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Holidays in Rathmines

FOMO, wanderlust, itchy feet. Whatever you call it, there’s only one way to cure it — make your way to Rathmines. No matter what type of adventures you want to have, this Dublin 'hood has plenty going for it. The capital of Ireland is home to some 1,000,000 people. Don't be shy to get out and meet some of them! To get to Rathmines from Dublin Airport, catch a taxi, stash your suitcase in the boot and head 12 kilometres to the south. If you're arriving via the city centre, you'll need to go 3 kilometres south.

A lot of this city's sights are scattered near Rathmines, and Dublin Castle and Christ Church Cathedral are two of the most impressive. The have-to-see sights of Ha' Penny Bridge and the Dublinia are also easily accessible. While you're in town, consider going to some other neighbourhoods to taste more of what Dublin has to offer. Rathgar and Donnybrook are some attractive areas that aren't too far away.

Can't wait to experience the Garden of Remembrance? Sitting just 4 kilometres to the north, it won't be difficult accessing this star attraction from Rathmines.

If you feel like discovering some highlights in central Dublin, don't forget to include the National Museum of Natural History and the Book of Kells. You shouldn't go back to your hotel room without swinging by Phoenix Park and the Abbey Theatre as well.

Want a break from the kids? Organise a babysitter and head to the Guinness Storehouse, the Old Jameson Distillery, the Casino at Marino and the Fitzwilliam Casino & Card Club.

Broaden your understanding of the area at the National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square, the Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, the Crypt Theater and Bg Art Studio. These cultural attractions cannot be missed!

While you're able to view a great variety of art on your computer these days, there's nothing like looking at the real thing. Take in the area's creative side at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, the Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art, the National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History and the Municipal Museum.

Gaze into the glass cabinets and find out more about the objects on display as you wander through the fascinating collections of the Dublin Writers Museum, the James Joyce Cultural Centre, the National Leprechaun Museum and the National Print Museum.

The hallmark of a good performance is often how powerful the applause is when the curtains close. Come and join in the cheers at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, the Gaiety Theatre, Vicar Street and Royal Dublin Society.

The greens of the Grange Golf Club, the Clontarf Golf Club, the Rathfarnham Golf Club and the Elm Park Golf and Sports Club are calling. Work on your putt, challenge some mates to a few rounds and attempt to shave some strokes off your score.

Nothing beats holidaying with lively kids to help you see life in a new light. Take them on an adventure to the National Library of Ireland, the National Wax Museum Plus, the Irish Architectural Archive and the National Photographic Archive.

The various sights, sounds and smells of the Dublin Zoo, the Airfield Estate and Booterstown Bird Sanctuary are a special treat for those who love animals.

As you know, kids have a lot of energy. Luckily enough, there are some places in the local area you can take them to blow off some steam. Clara Lara Fun Park, Rainforest Adventure Golf and Panda Play Cafe are some great choices.

On a clear blue day, get outside into the fresh air and appreciate Mother Nature at the Fernhill Gardens, the Dillon Garden, River Dodder and Dublin Mountains.

Get a bit of exercise at a nearby reserve, such as the National Botanic Gardens and Irishtown Nature Reserve. Bring your camera to snap pictures of the local wildlife.

Prepare a delicious picnic and invite a few friends down to spend time in one of the vibrant green spaces nearby. Choose from St. Stephen's Green, Iveagh Gardens, Marlay Park and Blackrock Park.

Sometimes the easiest way to meet the locals is by strolling around the shops. Don't forget to drop in at Brown Thomas Flagship Store, Dundrum Town Centre, Powerscourt Townhouse and Jervis Shopping Center.

Whether you cheer on a team or just want to get a taste of the electric atmosphere, don't miss the opportunity to grab tickets to a game at Aviva Stadium. Don't be shy to join in any songs, chants or Mexican waves that occur while you're there, especially if local heroes the Ireland national rugby union team or the Republic of Ireland national football team are the ones on the field!

Hotels in Rathmines

If you're hoping to find a budget room without all the extra frills, the Abbott Lodge, situated at 88 Lower Gardiner Street, is your safest bet. One more place that offers its guests great service at an affordable price is the Portobello Hotel, which can be found at 33 South Richmond St. Or would you rather spend your time in more luxurious surrounds? Get ready to be treated like royalty at the Your Base Apartments Dublin or The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel.

Dublin Castle is something you have to see while you're in Rathmines, and staying within easy walking distance is a good way to really make the most of it. The Westbury Hotel is just 0.5 kilometres away. Another handy option is The Fitzwilliam Hotel.