4-Day Irish Castles and Culinary Delights Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to National Gallery of Ireland. The gallery houses an impressive collection of European art, including works by Irish artists. It's a peaceful way to start your morning.

Head over to Guinness Storehouse for an afternoon tour. Learn about the history of Ireland's most famous beer and enjoy a pint at the Gravity Bar with panoramic views of Dublin.

Dine at The Woollen Mills, which offers delicious food in a charming setting overlooking the River Liffey. It's a great spot to relax after a day of sightseeing.

Start your day with a peaceful stroll through St. Stephen's Green. This historic park in the heart of Dublin offers beautiful landscapes, sculptures, and a serene lake. It's the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.

After your morning walk, head over to Dublin Phoenix Park, one of the largest enclosed parks in any European capital city. You can visit the Dublin Zoo located within the park or simply enjoy a leisurely bike ride or picnic.

For dinner, make your way to Forest Avenue, known for its innovative dishes and warm atmosphere. It's an excellent spot to end your day immersed in Dublin's green spaces.

Take an early coach transfer from Dublin to Belfast with Belfast | Coach transfer from / to Dublin. Once you arrive, start your exploration with a visit to Belfast Castle. This beautiful castle offers stunning views over Belfast Lough and has lovely gardens.

After visiting Belfast Castle, head into the city center for lunch at one of Belfast's many excellent eateries. Then spend some time exploring Titanic Belfast, an interactive museum dedicated to the ill-fated ship built in this city.

Enjoy dinner at one of Belfast's top restaurants before heading back to your accommodation for some rest.

Travel back towards Dublin but stop first in Howth for some coastal charm. Visit Howth Castle and Gardens; it's less crowded than other tourist spots but equally beautiful.

After exploring Howth Castle, have lunch at one of Howth’s seafood restaurants overlooking the harbor. Then make your way to Malahide Castle & Gardens for an afternoon tour. This 12th-century castle is set on 260 acres of parkland and is truly picturesque.

Return to Dublin for dinner at The Pig's Ear, where you can enjoy modern Irish cuisine in a cozy setting.