[2025 Dublin Restaurant] Travel Guide for The Temple Bar Pub (Updated Mar)

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When hearing TempleBar for the first time, many people will mistake it for a bar. In fact, it refers to an area in the center of Dublin, a shopping street full of Irish style. Temple Bar is located on the south bank of the Liffey River, between the famous Trinity College and Dublin Castle. Chen Sheng once admonished everyone in the song not to get drunk in Beijing at night, but if you come to the Temple District in Dublin, you will not be able to drink if you want to. This is the hinterland of Dublin's nightlife. On both sides of the staggered stone roads, bars with different characteristics rub shoulders together. The authentic Guinness, Baileys and whisky are full of great temptation for visiting drinkers. Even if you're not that keen on alcohol, you have to have a glass of it to make it worthwhile. Here, there are all the elements you can imagine about the bar, alternative electronic music, noisy gongchao interlacing, Gaelic language specially used to talk, and even the smokyness of walking on the street will be produced by the volatilization of alcohol. Subtle smell. If you are not satisfied with the thrill of drinking, there are also many restaurants worth visiting, which is definitely the ideal home for your evening in Dublin. The Temple Bar area is not only the cultural heart of Dublin, but also a vibrant, bustling, cosmopolitan area in the heart of Dublin. This small area has a wide choice of restaurants, cafes, bars, hotels and shopping malls to suit all tastes and price points, and many cultural centres and galleries are very close to the Temple Bar area.

Address:

47-48 Temple Bar, Dublin 2, D02 N725

Opening times:

Open 10:30-01:30For reference only

Beautiful Dublin with room for Guiness

We spent 2 days in Dublin and had the best time, what a lovely city and also the people. You should really try out going there, in my opinion the most interesting and liveable city in Ireland + the whole UK! First day we went sightseeing and went to the National Museum, as well as local shops where you can buy all kind of selfmade products. All in all I recommend it to everyone you, can even see the seaside if you only drive like half an hour.#dublin #2023travelwish #tripblazers

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Having a good time in Dublin 🇮🇪

Just a nice city that you should travel! Trying whisky, visiting the book of Kells, eating at the temple bars… best option for having a short trip! Similar with the uk yet different experience :D #awesomepic

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🇮🇪Temple

🇮🇪Temple Bar in Dublin, Ireland Temple Bar is a place you can't miss when traveling to Dublin. This historic place has now become one of Dublin's representative attractions. I traveled to Dublin in January, and Temple Bar still had Christmas decorations, so I could feel the end-of-year and New Year's atmosphere. I was thinking of having a drink at Temple Bar, but there were too many people, so I went to another bar. I took a quick look inside, and there was a live performance at Temple Bar, and I could see people enjoying the performance while drinking! Even those who don't drink at Temple Bar like me should visit Temple Bar, the representative attraction, and see the unique pub atmosphere of Dublin!☺️ #IrelandTravel #NewYearTravel #DublinTravel #Pub #Bar #NextTimeHere #ChristmasTravel #2020 #Ireland #Dublin #Alcohol #AlcoholTravel #NewYearTravel #WinterTravel #HappyNewYear #CityTravel

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📍The Temple Bar Pub

If you ask anyone what the most famous pub in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is, they will probably all answer Temple Bar. It is said that it was named Temple Bar because William Temple, a descendant of the Knights Templar who moved to Dublin and became the fourth president of Trinity College, lived here. It is a popular pub day and night, but it gets even more lively on weekends. It is a bar that you cannot miss when you come to Dublin. . . 📍The Temple Bar Pub 🗺️Dublin, Ireland 🕑Weekdays 10:30-1:30/Friday & Saturday 10:30-2:30/Sunday 10:30-1:00) 💰€30 #Bars & Clubs #Pubs #Ireland

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Fall in love with Ireland

Ireland🇮🇪Day 1 - Capital "Dublin" Tour Route: 1. Fitzwilliam Square Start from the colorful doors concentrated near Fizwilliam Square. Due to the influence of the architectural style of the Georgian period, these doors are also commonly known as "Georgian doors"; colorful doors Next to it is St. Stephen's Green, the most famous Victoria Park; 2. National Gallery of Ireland It takes more than ten minutes to walk to the National Gallery of Ireland (free to visit). It has been established for more than 200 years and has a collection of tens of thousands of works by famous artists. , and was fortunate to appreciate the private collection of still life paintings by Renoir, one of the important figures in the history of Impressionism, as well as works by famous painters such as Monet, Van Gogh and Picasso; 3. Trinity College continued to walk to the St. Peter's Church, which was founded by Elizabeth I in 1592. Trinity College has produced many Nobel Prize winners, and its library, the Long Room, is known as one of the ten most beautiful in the world (the filming location of the Harry Potter magic library), and is comparable to the British and Oxford libraries. It is famous for its collection of the national treasure 🇮🇪 - the hand-copied and hand-painted "Book of Kells", 680 pages, the highest achievements of medieval Celtic art are reflected in it, and no photography is allowed! The oldest harp is also on display here. It was produced in the 15th century and was originally a symbol of the Celtic singing nation. Today it is the national emblem of Ireland. 4 St. Patrick's Cathedral St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin is a cathedral with An ancient church with a strong atmosphere. There is a big tree planted during the First World War in the church. You can pray for world peace or make a wish by hanging it on the tree. It is said to be very effective. 5 Temple Bar After dinner, walk to the lively Temple Bar area. There are hundreds of bars and restaurants of various sizes, where you can taste authentic 🇮🇪🍺 and delicious food; 6. The last stop of the Halfpenny Bridge crosses O'Connell Street in the city center and stands on the "Halfpenny Bridge" built in 1816. The bridge is a beautiful and light bridge built on the Liffey River in order to connect the north and south of Dublin. It is only for pedestrians to pass through, and it is written that a half-penny toll is required. Go down the gurgling river and feel the good times 🌹

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