Let's take advantage of the excitement of this first day of discovery to learn something new and discover one of the capital's most emblematic places: Trinity College. But don't panic, there's no question of going back to school. A visit to this mecca of learning will take us in the footsteps of some of Ireland's greatest minds, including Samuel Becket and Oscar Wilde. But if the place is a well of knowledge and learning, the most eagerly awaited moment of the visit is undoubtedly the discovery of The Old Library.

It's impossible to stand still when you enter this huge room with its impressive high ceilings. The gigantic wooden shelves reaching up to the ceiling are enough to make your head spin. You immediately feel the solemnity of the place, as busts of the greatest thinkers watch over you to make sure you respect these works.

Once you've quenched your thirst with all that knowledge, it's time to take a stroll through the streets of Dublin, and why not do a bit of shopping? To combine the two, we have the solution: Grafton Street, a pedestrianised shopping street. It's the ideal place for window-shopping while strolling along with your nose to the wind.

If window-shopping has whetted your appetite, there's no need to look far and wide, as Grafton Street has plenty of places to grab a bite to eat or enjoy a good lunch.

🍴Bewley's Grafton Street

Bewley's is a no-fuss establishment with a quality menu that appeals to everyone. It's a safe bet.

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Once we've had our fill, let's continue our immersion in Irish culture and head for the famous Guinness Storehouse, the country's most famous brewery, where the most legendary of Irish beers is produced: Guinness (of course).

The programme includes total immersion in the beer-making process, tastings, the history of the site and meetings with the brand's emblematic characters.

To round off the afternoon and the visit in style, we recommend the Gravity Bar, located at the top of the Guinness Storehouse. It's the perfect place to enjoy a frothy Guinness with a breathtaking view of the whole of Dublin.

This pint is a foretaste of the evening that awaits you in Temple Bar, one of Dublin's most emblematic areas for going out after dark. The atmosphere is festive and friendly - the perfect ingredients for a great night out!

The best remedy for recovering from a short night's sleep is undoubtedly a walk in the fresh air, surrounded by vegetation. We've come up with the perfect place to take a stroll the night after. Tested and approved, St Stephens Green is right in the centre of Dublin, just a few steps from your hotel.

This 90,000m² park, built in 1664, is a veritable shoot of greenery. Dubliners love it, with its beautiful water features and rich, varied vegetation. It's the perfect place to take a break from the city, between two cultural visits or two pints of beer.

🍴Le Tang Cafe

Located just 200 metres from the park, Tang Cafe is the perfect place to treat yourself to an original lunch or brunch. Good thing there's a wide choice of vegetarian dishes.

Afternoon: boat trip on the River Liffey

A digestive walk is always advisable after a good meal. If you want to combine well-being with a pleasant activity, booking a boat trip on the Liffey River is the best idea. This river runs through Dublin city centre and offers a fresh look at the city's architecture. From the high-rise buildings of the business district to the older brick buildings, the architecture of the city is very varied.