Dublin: A Tapestry Through Time - Heritage & Highlights Tour

A historic square in Dublin, Ireland, known for its architectural landmarks, public monuments, and ceremonial significance. The square features a mix of 17th-century buildings, including the Bank of Ireland and College House, as well as modern structures.

A historic pub, M.J. O'Neill's, occupies 2 Suffolk Street and adjacent buildings in Dublin, featuring a striking red-brick façade with a Tudor-style clock and protected by conservation status.

A contemporary commercial art gallery, Kerlin Gallery features solo exhibitions by gallery artists and curated group shows, publishing exhibition catalogues and artist monographs. It was founded in 1988 and is considered one of Europe's top galleries, featured in Artnet's Top 55 Galleries list in 2015.

A concert hall and theatre venue that started as The Star of Erin Music Hall in 1879, hosting both domestic and international acts, including Adele, David Bowie, and R.E.M.

A civic building, the City Hall is Dublin's town hall, formerly the Royal Exchange, built in 1769-1779 to designs by Thomas Cooley and serving as the seat of Dublin City Council.

A collection of richly decorated rooms used by the Lord Lieutenant for personal accommodation and public entertaining during the Castle Season, featuring intricate designs and ornate furnishings.

A police museum, the Garda Museum, explores the history of law enforcement in the Republic of Ireland, from medieval watchmen to the present day, featuring exhibits and artifacts from the Baronial Constabulary, County Constabulary, and Civic Guard/Garda Síochána.

A formal public garden featuring a central circular lawn with smaller gardens in the corners, enclosing a pedestrian-scaled gate and offering private conversation areas amidst ornate Celtic-inspired designs and symmetrical landscaping.

A niche museum in Dublin, the Chester Beatty Library showcases a wealth of art and knowledge, featuring an extensive collection of illuminated manuscripts, rare books, and miniature paintings from Western, Islamic, and East Asian cultures.