Dublin's cultural scene thrives with world-class museums, galleries, and theatres, offering a glimpse into Ireland's past and present. Visitors can immerse themselves in the literary legacy of James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, explore the bustling markets of Temple Bar, or savour traditional Irish fare in cozy pubs. With so many great things to do in the city, we’ve put together a list of all the best thing to do in Dublin. Check out the top attractions in our Wren Guide and our favourite places to visit in the neighbourhood. Dublin will also host lots of amazing events and concerts this summer. Check out what’s on in the Aviva Stadium , Croke Park , 3Arena , 3Olympia, and Marlay Park.
At Wren Urban Nest, we prioritize sustainable actions. We are always seeking greener choices that help biodiversity and ecosystems. With that in mind, we've collected some tips for our favorite sustainable activities in Dublin for you to enjoy during your stay.
Dublin city is bursting with so many things to do, see, eat and drink. Our team wants your visit to be as relaxed and enjoyable as can be, so we have teamed up with DoDublin Tours to help you to book tickets for tours, attractions and transfers easily. Your ticket to the best of local culture is just a click away.
DoDublin ToursCandlelight concerts
If you are lucky enough to catch one of the candlelight concerts while you are in Dublin then you are in for a treat! The concerts offer a unique experience being held in theatres and churches throughout the city, only been lit by candle. Each concert focuses on a different band or theme, but no matter which you pick you are guaranteed to be in for a good night.
Dublin Theatre Festival
The Dublin Theatre Festival takes place in the city from September 26th – October 13th and showcases a host of wonderful artists throughout the festival. With an amazing programme of events taking place you can enjoy great theatrical experiences from top talent from Ireland and around the world.
Dublin Marathon
The Dublin Marathon, take place October 27th and takes runners through the heart of Dublin, offering a scenic route that passes by some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including Trinity College, St. Stephen's Green, and the River Liffey. Known for its welcoming atmosphere and enthusiastic local support, the Dublin Marathon has earned the nickname "the friendly marathon.
Bram Stoker Festival
If you happen to be lucky enough to be in Dublin over the October bank holiday weekend, then you are in for a treat with the Bram Stroker festival! The festival celebrates one of Ireland’s most iconic writers, looking at his life and work. The spooky celebration is on in different locations throughout the city and offers something different to do this Halloween.
