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Dublin, Ireland has enjoyed a reputation as the city of brewers. With this, tourists can synonymously identify it with the grandest beers and wines. The traditional Irish way of drinking and entertaining is captured in every single wall of numerous traditional pubs opened for tourists and locals’ enjoyment.
The Temple Bar excites countless tourists and locals alike. This bar hosts the Auld Dubliner which is an ideal drinking spot with excellent traditional Irish music. The atmosphere projected by this pub is enough to entertain you to the ground. What more will you ask for when you are served with a pint of Guinness, entertained with the finest Irish music and assisted with a friendly bar staff?
For the real Dublin feel, you can set your feet onto Abbey Street and find your way to “The Firestone”. This is the most ideal bar for a relaxed chat and a remarkable pint. The atmosphere is wholly Dublin inspired. Irish music will be entertaining the guests most of the nights. What’s more, the bar’s staffs are friendly and accommodating.
Talking of Irish tradition, the Brazen Head is worth a visit. This is the oldest pub in Dublin situated in the Lower Bridge Street, Dublin 8. For its historical value, this pub is well visited by tourists. The history can be well enjoyed on the bar’s decors. Guests are lured into listening to great Irish conventional music while drinking their favorite beer – Guinness tops the list.
The Bachelors Walk on the O’Connell Bridge extends its famed traditional pub to tourists. The Knightsbridge opens its door for tourists and Dubliners to enjoy the finest time-honored Irish music and a pint of Guinness all under one roof. The ambiance is lively and crowd are well entertained, making this spot a must visit one while at Dublin.
For a more cozy drink, you can head on to the Brogans at Dame Street. This is an ultimate spot to indulge in a highly seasoned Guinness experience. The setting is unperturbed and calm making it a distinguished spot even for small talks. The walls are styled displaying some significant Guinness memorabilia which adds to the traditional feel of the pub.
Certain enough, no other pubs would match these traditional pubs in Dublin in terms of entertainment and drinks. Try visiting one of these pubs as you find yourself in Dublin and for sure, you will make it out every single night of your stay.
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