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City: Dublin
Province: Leinster
Place: Dublin Castle






Along with the beer industry and the bars, the Dublin Castle is the most interesting thing to see in the city. In the past, it belonged to England, from which it ruled the Irish territory. It was also, by those times, flanked by the Liffey and Poodle rivers. Unlike other castles in Europe, its visual appearance changed radically with the new interventions over the centuries. Its best-known angle is that of the medieval defensive tower, one of the few preserved parts of its original design. When it comes to the rooms and interiors, the most interesting place are the State Apartments, in which lies the fabulous St. Patrick's Hall and the Throne Room. Beyond its tourist use and after the construction of the presidential residence in front of Phoenix Park, the Castle is used only for important events and ceremonies of the Government of Ireland.












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City: Dublin
Province: Leinster
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Like Edinburgh, Dublin is particularly comfortable, given that it only has one airport who concentrates the national and international flights. Its annual passenger traffic is close to 30 million, distributed between two terminals. Additionally, s new Terminal 2 was opened in 2010, from which transcontinental flights operate, with airlines such as Norwegian, American Airlines, Delta, Emirates and Aer Lingus, the flag carrier airline of Ireland.






































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Tramways of Dublin



A hundred years ago, Dublin was widely crossed by a very extensive tram system. This first generation connected areas who were even far from the center of the city. The entire system gradually disappeared due to the arrival of buses, as in much of the world. Within the 21th Century, however, Dublin began to build the new network "Luas", which currently has two lines and several projects for extension in the future.







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