Dublin in a day

Dublin's tourist attractions are located quite close to each other, which allows us to see it in a single day without too much hassle. A key point of visiting Dublin is the weather. The weather in Dublin is very irregular and changeable. It is not strange that in a matter of an hour you go from the clouds to the sun, leaving the rain or the wind in between. Even in the summer months there is no guarantee of stable weather, so my recommendation is that you take advantage of the sunny moments of the day to, without hesitation, hit the streets and enjoy the places to see in Dublin that are located abroad. A good place to start our tour of Dublin is O'Connell Street, the widest street in the city. It is not particularly monumental, but it is picturesque and it is a very frequented point in the city, so it is worth walking its little more than 500 meters in which we will see the obelisk of the Monument of Light and the Central Post Office , place where the Republic of Ireland was proclaimed. Traditionally, neighborhoods north of the River Liffey have a reputation for being humbler and simpler than those to the south, so there isn't much to see around this avenue. Of course, we can always take a walk along the commercial Henry Street, which -without being as elegant as Grafton Street in the south- is the main commercial artery of this part of the city. #ireland #dublin