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Dublin is steep in history and this is endlessly evident in a number of castles all around the city. This city, as vibrant as it is now, has undergone a significant past worth reviving. It has marvelously transformed itself from a small and plain town to a highly visited tourist spot now. Travel back to time and experience Dublin in its medieval state.
Taking you to a feel of the 12th century, Dublin Castle lies magnificently on Dame Street. The Black Pool which the name Dublin was taken from was actually situated on the present garden in the castle. The castle was built as a stronghold and defense of Dublin administration. This castle offers its State Apartments, Undercroft, and Chapel Royal for guests to tour. These are the areas of great historical significance to the fortress.
Setting your plan onto the Long Mile Road at Drimnagh, you can marvel at a castle which remains occupied to the present. Drimnagh Castle takes pride in its garden styled with a 17th century layout. Catch a tour of this fortress during Wednesdays and Sundays. You will definitely fall in love with the best of nature displayed in the garden.
An added castle appeal in Dublin is the Malahide Castle in Fingal. For almost 800 years this castle has been a home to the Talbot family. This castle holds several medieval portraits and furniture. The Talbot Botanic Gardens is the prime enticement here. The castle is open for tours. In here you can relive the historical accounts of the famed Talbot clan. To make your tour more exciting, why not partake in a banquet at the Malahide banqueting room?
Dublin’s castles prove the royalty and magnificence of the city. It is amazing how fortresses like these which were built long time ago are still serving the purpose of their establishment. Well, not anymore as a battle stronghold but as an attraction worth visiting over and over again.
The significance of these castles lies on every wall and cornerstone that holds every part of the castles together. Dublin’s history were captured and captivated in every part of these castles. Take some time out and discover Dublin’s past while enjoying the lure of these castles at present.
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