Trinity College Dublin

🍀Nature - I was not aware of how green Dublin as a city would be. dotted with greens spaces and large parks Dublin has an abundance of nice green places. Check out St.Stephen’s park, mount Jerome and Phoenix Park. definitly plan half a day for the latter because phoenix park is huge! 🍺 Irish Bars - hope to the Irish Bar, make sure to check them out. Temple bar is a very famous one always flocked with tourists. Around the same area you will find more local establishments to get the feel for the real Dublin culture. The Guineas factory is also located downtown so reserve a couple of hours to check it out. 🎓 Heritage - Trinity college Dublin is a very popular University and includes some beautiful classical buildings on campus. the campus grounds are definitely worth checking out and the library as-well. Beware the wait times are pretty long so get in early to avoid the crowds. 🙂 #urbanexplorer #ireland #historicculture #guinness #templebar #MaydayTrip #europeanarchitecture #HappyLaborday

Home for the holidays! Great to see family and friends over the festive period. I need to get home more often. I’ll definitely use Trip.com to book when I do! Merry Christmas! #merrychristmas #merrychristmas

At Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland, there is a library of Harry Potter's study of magical learning. The Cliffs of Moher, where the secrets of Voldemort are hidden in Limerick, belong to the culture and scenery of Ireland, fresh and magnificent, because of Kazakhstan. Libert's magical world is connected in series.

Trinity College, Ireland's oldest university, and the University of Trinity College, the most cultivated university in Europe, is located in the heart of Dublin's urban area, but there are fewer guarded gates than domestic universities. There are many gates in the school. There is no security at the door. There is a lot of difference between the students in the college and the school. They will sit on the steps and talk about their interests. They will have a casual party with friends on the lawn. The atmosphere in the college is very good. Awesome, everywhere you see, there are plants, classical buildings look less than 100 years of history, the academic atmosphere is very strong, it would be a good choice to see the Europeans in Academic style.

No matter where I go, I always like to go to the local university, because I am addicted to the pure, clean and vibrant atmosphere, so is the Trinity College Dublin. Walking on campus, I don't really care how many Nobel Prize winners have been trained in Ireland's oldest university. I only care about the students who are envious of the daily trips here - different styles The courtyard space, the time-honored school buildings, the gravel-covered trails, the striking maple trees and the lush green lawns... Its no wonder that Forbes magazine is hailed as one of the most beautiful campuses in the world. 1592 Queen Elizabeth I ordered the creation of the oldest university in Ireland with reference to the Oxford and Cambridge models, Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoke and other famous names that have been looked up have been studied here. This is the most intangible asset belonging to Trinity College.

Date: 2023/11/21-11/22 19:00 Venue: 3Olympia Theatre CAS is definitely a concert you have to see once in your lifetime. After enjoying the live performance, if there's time, we can also check out Dublin in winter. Ireland in winter has its own unique charm! 1. Trinity College Trinity College is located in the heart of Dublin and was founded by Elizabeth I in 1592. It is one of the universities in Ireland and is renowned in the academic world, on par with Cambridge and Oxford in the UK. The campus boasts intoxicating architecture in Dublin, including the college library, which is one of the oldest libraries in Ireland, established in 1592. 2. Dublin Castle Built in 1204, Dublin Castle is one of the older buildings in Dublin. Its architectural style and scale were considered one of the grandest castles in Europe at the time of its completion, known as 'the city within a city,' and was once a fortress between the north and south banks of medieval Dublin. 3. Phoenix Park The park is located on the north bank of the Liffey River in the northwest central district of Dublin, covering 1760 acres, and is a famous park in Ireland. The park was originally built as a deer park by the Duke of Ormond in 1663 to cater to the restored King Charles II and some of the notables of Dublin at the time. On November 21st, let's walk between dreams and reality with Cigarettes After Sex at the 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin!

Arrived in Ireland, Western Europe, did a City walk in Dublin. The city is not very big and the attractions are very concentrated, basically all in the city center, including Trinity College, St. Peter's Cathedral, Dublin Castle and the River Liffey, etc. The local buildings are very small, and the colors are also very bright and colorful, reflecting the different Celtic culture. There are also many tourists during the Christmas holiday, and it is very lively at night.

#timetotravel I went to feckin Ireland😅🫶🏾

Ireland has a unique charm. Compared to the European continent, it may seem a bit lonely, but it is precisely this kind of country that is full of charm. 1. Cobh, it was once named one of the "25 most beautiful towns in Europe" by Condé Nast Traveler. It was the last stop of the Titanic before it sank, and it also witnessed the history of Irish immigration and treasures the "Irish homesickness" across the sea. The interweaving of bright colors and a faintly sad atmosphere make this harbor town standing in the south of Ireland extraordinary charming. 📷dashleyworldtour 2. Doolin: A fairytale-like town that is perfect for exploring on foot. 📷 giannis . kokkas 3. Ha'Penny Bridge, Dublin, also officially known as Wellington Bridge, is considered a symbol of Dublin. 📷 paddymc . ie 4. Connemara National Park: one of the six national parks in Ireland. 📷elizabeth . keaney 5. Trinity College Library, Dublin: It has always been ranked as one of the most beautiful and worth-visiting libraries in the world. 📷 allexphotography 6. The Temple Bar, Dublin: The Temple Bar district is located in the cultural district of Dublin city center and has always been a popular tourist attraction. The Temple Bar is arguably the most famous bar in the world, and visitors to Dublin will come here for a drink. 📷 allexphotography 7. The Dark Hedges: One of the top 10 most beautiful tree tunnels in the world. The beech trees here have a history of 300 years. 📷 dkeanephotography 8. Wicklow: Known as the "Garden of Ireland", its endless green trees and magnificent scenery provide the perfect natural space for various outdoor activities. 📷loganisdaman84 9. Mullaghmore: Surfer's paradise. 📷 gkossieris 10. Trinity College Garden, Dublin, Ireland.

If you are the visitor, you need to purchase the ticket on the website. The library was amazing and beautiful. It showed the history of the book of kells. Trinity college is famous for the research in this area. Worthwhile to have a visit.