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Take a tour of the Jameson Distillery Bow St. , one of the most famous whiskey distilleries in Ireland. Learn about the history of Irish whiskey and enjoy a whiskey tasting. Afterward, visit Kilmainham Gaol , a former prison that played a significant role in Irish history.

Explore St. Stephen's Green , a beautiful park in the heart of Dublin that features gardens, lakes, and sculptures. Visit the Little Museum of Dublin , a quirky museum that tells the story of Dublin through its people. End your afternoon with a stroll down Grafton Street , one of the city's main shopping streets.

Head to Temple Bar once again for dinner at one of the many restaurants, like Gallagher's Boxty House, that offer traditional Irish dishes like boxty and colcannon.

Visit St. Patrick's Cathedral , the largest church in Ireland and a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Explore the church's history and take a guided tour. Afterward, visit Christ Church Cathedral , another historic church that dates back to the 11th century.

Take a trip to Dublin Zoo , one of the oldest and most popular zoos in Europe. Explore the zoo's many exhibits, including the African Savanna and the World of Cats. Afterward, visit St. Michan's Church , a historic church that is home to a crypt filled with mummified bodies.

Head to the Dublin Phoenix Park , one of the largest urban parks in Europe, for a picnic dinner. Enjoy the park's many walking trails and see if you can spot the resident herd of fallow deer.

Visit the National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology , which houses a vast collection of artifacts from Ireland's ancient past. Afterward, take a stroll along the River Liffey , which runs through the heart of Dublin and is lined with historic buildings and bridges.

Visit the Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship , a replica of a 19th-century emigrant ship that tells the story of the Irish Famine and emigration. Afterward, visit the National Gallery of Ireland , which houses a vast collection of art from Ireland and around the world.

Take a tour of the Irish Whiskey Museum , which offers interactive exhibits and tastings that explore the history and making of Irish whiskey.

Visit the GPO Witness History Visitor Centre , which tells the story of the 1916 Easter Rising, a significant event in Irish history that led to the establishment of the Irish Free State. Afterward, visit the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) , which houses a collection of modern and contemporary art from Ireland and around the world.

Visit the Dublin O Connell Street , one of the city's main thoroughfares that is steeped in history. Explore the street's many monuments and landmarks, like the Spire of Dublin and the General Post Office. Afterward, visit the National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History , which houses a collection of decorative arts and furniture from Ireland's past.

Visit Dublinia , a museum that tells the story of Dublin's Viking and medieval past. Afterward, head to Chester Beatty Library , which houses a collection of rare books and manuscripts from around the world.

Visit Epic the Irish Emigration Museum (EPIC) , which tells the story of the Irish diaspora and the impact of Irish emigrants around the world. Afterward, take a stroll down Dublin's famous Grafton Street , which is filled with shops, restaurants, and street performers.

Visit The National Wax Museum Plus , an interactive museum that features wax figures of famous Irish and international celebrities. Afterward, head to Glasnevin Cemetery Museum , which offers tours that explore the cemetery's history and the stories of the people buried there.

End your trip with a visit to Temple Bar once again, this time for a night out on the town. Enjoy the neighborhood's many bars and nightclubs, like The Palace Bar and The Button Factory.