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Dublin city has a rich history, most notably the 1916 Easter Rising which triggered a fight for independence from British rule. To this day bullet holes can be seen lining the facade of the GPO on O’Connell Street. Another must see is Trinity College, the oldest university in Ireland dating back to Elizabethan times. Many historic figures are connected to Trinity such as Oscar Wilde and Douglas Hyde. Trinity College is also home to The Book of Kells, a manuscript containing a richly decorated copy of the four gospels in a Latin text dating back to the 9th century.
Popular attractions can be found across the city. The city of Dublin is home to Ireland’s famous export Guinness, tours of their facilities are a must for any visitor. The Guinness Storehouse offers tours of their facilities which walk you through the history and process of Guinness. Upon finishing your tour you can stop at the Gravity Bar to witness the best view you’ll find anywhere of the city.
Found nearby is the world’s oldest sites in Newgrange, a fascinating burial mound that predates the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge. Each of our locations boasts its own unique experience and attractions and by hiring a car you have the freedom to experience them all on your own schedule.
History of Dublin
Dublin City was first settled by Vikings more than 1,000 years ago.
As a result, there is history wherever you go in Dublin City.
Dublin City Museums
Few cities offer as many museums as Dublin City. These museumse explore everything from ancient animals that once inhabited Ireland to art gallerys and attractions such as the Guinness Storehouse.
Many of the museums in Dublin are also completely free of charge!
Dublin Airport Information
Situated to the North of Dublin City, Dublin Airport is the largest airport in Ireland.
City Centre Location
Europcar are located in the heart of Dublin's City Centre .
Major attractions such as Trinity College and Temple Bar are only a short walk away.
