Holidays in Dublin
Dublin (Dubh Lin) -- the original name of the city -- can be transferred as a Black Harbour -- the capital of Ireland. The city is located in a wide Liffie valley around the Living Gulf of Dublin and isstalling fennel blocks with a rich architecture of the sixteenth century, beautiful mansions, regular rows of the Gorgian era, large streets and simplicity areas.
The main street of the capital is O'Konnol Street, which has been destroyed and rebuilt on several occasions, is now a stiff mix of styles and eras. Most of the sights are concentrated in the area south of the Liffy River, which, unlike most urban rivers in the world, is a fairly clean and powerful fish.
There are many public parks in the city, the most famous of which is Park Fenix. St. Patrick ' s compound (issued from 1190 to 1,225 ) is considered to be the centre of the city, which was based on the legendary Square. Patrick crosses local residents. One of the city ' s tourist centres is the 61-metre olyssk in the name of the Duke of Wellington, and the area of the Nineteen Acres is once the place of the palace and the compounds now used under the playgrounds. Other known places of concentration of the buildings of the Georgian architecture are Merriot Square, Eli Place and Fitzwiliam Square.
Black House is the live summer residence of the British Vice-Corle of Ireland (XVIII). The Dublin castle is a landmark place where the British administration was located between the twenty-first century and the 1920s, and it is on a rise west of the city. The Chester Beatty Library, located in the castle, has a unique collection of ancient papiruses, Islamic scripts, Chinese, Japanese, Indian and other eastern arts, and some ancient texts of the Bible and other Christian manuscripts are also stored. It is also one of the richest collections of Western grace and printed books in the world.
A large number of theatres and museums in the city are the National Theatre of Ireland Abby, the State concert hall, the Dublin Civil Museum, the Municipal Hall of Modern Arts, the National Irish Library, the Royal Irish Academy Library, etc. In the Dublin National Gallery, more than 2,000 have been collected.
Also noteworthy is the Irish Museum of Modern Art, located in the beautiful building of the Royal Hospital of Kilmaeinham, which was built in 1680 as a house for retired military personnel.
The Irish State Museum is located in the building of the oldest in Europe, the Collin Casarm and the sqver of Clark Square. The museum has a rich collection of old clothes, furniture, household ducks and folklore objects, as well as silver, stones and glass collections. His archaeological collection is unique.
Trinity College is one of the most famous features of the city. Founded by Queen Elizabeth I in 1592, this university complex is marked by many magnificent old buildings and vegetated stone rectangles between the gray buildings of the library (1591). However, his main " treasure " is Kells Book, a sacred manuscript dated 800 years to N.A., which makes her one of the oldest books in the world. The masterpiece is located in the Library.
The Royal Irish Yacht Club was established in 1851 and has since been highly respected by sea tourism fans for the quality of service and beauty. Like Sandikove's miniature harbour, next to which there is a bathing place in the sixteenth century, a popular and presently popular place called Gentlemans Bating Plais, and the famous Forti Footte (also named after the 40th Foot Pole) is one of the few remaining centrifuges. The Irish Forts deserve special attention. They were armed with 18 or 24-foot weapons mounted on the tracks on the top of the bruvs or the fort itself, and constituted sufficiently threatening fortification facilities. The wall thickness was approximately 2.5 metres. Almost all of the forts have been retained, some of them have been renovated in the café or housing.
According to ancient flywriters, Dublin has been an English administrative centre for the island for centuries, which could not have left a print on its face. The city is still much more “British” than others.
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One of the oldest areas of Dublin is the labyrinth of the streets around Temple Bar, which is now the focus of many
restaurants, pubs and fashion stores.