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Best landmarks in Dublin

14 places from 8 Dublin travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.

14 places

  1. Ha'penny Bridge

    Landmark · City Centre

    An iconic historic bridge over the River Liffey and one of the city's architectural highlights.

    3:36· Adventures of Matt and Natin 3 vlogs

  2. Molly Malone Statue

    Landmark · Suffolk Street

    A famous bronze statue of the fictional fishmonger from the Dublin song, a popular photo stop near Grafton Street.

    2:46· Sophie Nadeauin 3 vlogs

  3. Oscar Wilde Memorial Sculpture

    Landmark · Merrion Square

    Flamboyant statue of Oscar Wilde, decorated with precious stones that reflect his love of beauty.

    17:43· Sophie Nadeauin 2 vlogs

Mentioned once

11 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.

  1. Aviva Stadium

    Landmark · Ballsbridge

    Architecturally striking stadium east of the city centre that hosts major sports fixtures and concerts by international stars.

    2:23· Expedia1 vlog

  2. Grand Canal

    Landmark · Grand Canal Dock

    Picturesque 18th-century canal built to link Dublin with the west of Ireland, allowing Guinness to be shipped across the country.

    3:24· Expedia1 vlog

  3. Wellington Monument

    Landmark · Phoenix Park

    Monument in Phoenix Park honouring Dublin-born Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo.

    6:48· Expedia1 vlog

  4. Famine Memorial

    Landmark · Custom House Quay

    A memorial to the victims of the Great Famine of 1845, recalling the age of hunger that followed Dublin's Georgian golden era.

    2:19· Rick Steves' Europe1 vlog

  5. O'Connell Street

    Landmark · North City Centre

    Dublin's grandest street for 200 years, running from O'Connell Bridge and lined with statues of independence heroes.

    20:00· Rick Steves' Europe1 vlog

  6. Howth Harbour Lighthouse

    Landmark · Howth Harbour

    Handsome lighthouse at the end of Howth's harbour wall, with views across to Ireland's Eye and Dublin Airport.

    8:16· SteveMarsh1 vlog

  7. Gaiety Theatre

    Landmark · South King Street

    Historic theatre whose pavement hosts Dublin's own Walk of Fame, with bronze handprints of famous people connected to it.

    16:30· Sophie Nadeau1 vlog

  8. Glenmacnass Waterfall

    Landmark · Wicklow Mountains

    Impressive waterfall around 80 m high, set 350 m above sea level in the Wicklow Mountains.

    24:03· Sophie Nadeau1 vlog

  9. Sally Gap

    Landmark · Wicklow Mountains

    Mountain pass in the Wicklow Mountains near a bridge made famous by the film P.S. I Love You.

    24:24· Sophie Nadeau1 vlog

  10. Lough Tay

    Landmark · Wicklow Mountains

    Perhaps Ireland's most famous lake and a frequent film backdrop, nicknamed the Guinness Lake.

    24:37· Sophie Nadeau1 vlog

  11. Croke Park

    Landmark · Drumcondra

    Ireland's 82,000-seat home of the GAA and the third-largest stadium in Europe, the site of Bloody Sunday in 1920.

    10:14· the tour guy1 vlog