A city on a human scale, Dublin is able to seduce its visitors with its festive and dynamic side as well as with the wealth of its heritage and culture. Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett and James Joyce all fell under the spell of Dublin and drew inspiration from this cosmopolitan and young atmosphere that the Irish capital offers up. Divided into two by the Liffey whose bridges, the most famous of which is without doubt the Halfpenny Bridge, cross the water at rhythmic intervals, Dublin is a city which never fails to leave an impression on its visitors. The Temple Bar neighbourhood is very popular with tourists thanks to its high volume of pubs, nightclubs, art galleries, cultural centres and boutiques. The Brazen Head, located at 20 Bridge Street, is said to be the oldest pub in Dublin. There are many hotels in Dublin covering all price ranges, from youth hostels to luxury establishments. Centrally located and close to one another, the cathedrals of Saint Patrick and Christ Church affirm each others beauty. Trinity College, the renowned vast university in the heart of the city, houses its famous library and the jewel of literature that is the Book of Kells.