Easter Break in Dublin – hotels, attractions and nightlife

Why not celebrate this Easter weekend with a trip to Dublin? You can choose from a huge range of Dublin hotels, from budget Dublin hotels to those offering 5 star luxury, just take your pick. And whether it's shopping, sight seeing or a bit of pampering you're after, you'll find it in Dublin.

Wondering what to do when you get to Dublin? Once you've checked into your Dublin hotel, get out and about as the city's your oyster! Sight seeing is a must - take a look at our Dublin Bus Sightseeing Tours article and for some more information on the city's top attractions including the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College and Kilmainham Gaol, check out our Top 10 Attractions in Dublin article. If you'd like to save some money (and not have to queue) the Dublin Pass, which gives you access to 30 attractions is really good – hopefully this Dublin Pass article will help you decide if it's for you or not. 

Dublin is a shopper's dream come true and even if you don't buy a thing it's worth checking out the pedestrianised Grafton Street and Henry Street (just off O'Connell Street), the city's best known shopping streets. And if you've chosen one of the many city centre Dublin hotels you won't have far to carry your shopping bags.

You can also celebrate Easter, Dublin style, with a night out on the town. Temple Bar is Dublin's liveliest spot. Check out our Temple Bar article.

And to gain an insight into how Easter is spent in Ireland check out our Easter in Ireland – Customs & Traditions article.

Whatever you decide to do in Dublin, it's a fantastic base for a refreshing Easter break.
  

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