Now that you have followed us through an exploration of the lovely Scottish city of Edinburgh, let us take you all around Dublin. To see our favorite looks from this city check out our lookbook below!

Thursday:

1:00pm– Check-in to the Westbury Hotel, a perfect place to stay that is just as vibrant as the city you are so lucky to find yourself in. The Westbury is located right in the center of eccentric Dublin, and surrounded by all of Dublin’s best shopping, restaurants and pubs.

If you would like a hotel with a bit more history, try the Dylan Hotel. It was once a Victorian boarding house and now is a beautiful, 44-room boutique hotel. This is a great spot for you if you want a little bit of a quieter place to escape to, but still want to be walking distance from the action.

2:00pm– Wander around the area of your hotel of choice to get your bearings with the city. All hotel options are centrally located and near to all sorts of Irish drinking and debauchery (in the best ways, of course).

8:00pm–  Dinner at at Wilde. Here you will find yourself immersed in some of the finest dining that Dublin as to offer, right in the comfort of the Westbury Hotel. They serve wonderful dishes with the freshest produce from the surrounding lush and beautiful areas of Ireland. You cannot go wrong with ordering the caviar to start and then the duck confit.

10:00pm– Drinks at 777, a 12-foot tequila bar that hosts Dublin’s most beautiful city goers.

Friday:

10:00am- Dublin is one of the most famously walkable cities in the world. Start your morning strolling along Grafton Street before heading into San Lorenzo’s for their, appropriately named, “Breakfast of Champions”. There has been much chatter about their brunch lately, and the eggs with caviar and champagne is to die for.  If you’re looking for something sweeter, order the french toast with coco-crust and caramelized bananas.

11:30am– Continue your walk after brunch by continuing along Grafton Street, where you will find some of Dublin’s best shopping. This could take up an entire day if you want it to…but if not, keep strolling onto St. Stephen’s Green, a stunning park known for staying flawlessly green all year around.

1:00pm– Have lunch at Dublin City Food – the city’s best sandwich shop, and since you will probably still be a bit full from brunch, a sandwich sounds perfect, doesn’t it? All meats are smoked and roasted in house, and their pastrami and pulled pork are to die for.

2:00pm– Continue on your walking adventure after lunch by crossing the famous Ha’Penny Bridge and then wander into Phoenix Park, another beautiful park that showcases the stunning green of Ireland.

8:00pm– Dinner at Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud, Ireland’s only two Michelin Star restaurant. This restaurant has been written up in practically every major publication, including the New York Times and the Irish Times. They strive to make every dining experience impeccable, and they do an unbelievable job. If we had to start recommending dishes, we would have to recite the whole menu. Each dish is delicious, but make sure you book in advance.

10:00pm– After-dinner drinks at House for a more casual experience to counter your crazy, tequila-filled bout last night. Here you can cozy up in one of their wine rooms in front of a wood-burning fire. You’ve had a long day, so it should feel great to relax in front of a warm fire with a glass of red wine.

Saturday:

10:00am– Have breakfast to fuel your busy day to come at Forest Avenue, a spot that locals rave about because of their 5-course brunch. Just over the Grand Canal, this spot is known for its high-end dining experience and delicious food. The menu is always changing, so you’re sure to find the best and freshest ingredients. Expect a yummy, sweet starter, followed by a traditional breakfast dish like granola, and then prepare to move slowly into more brunch/lunch-like items.

11:00am– Head to the Dublin Castle, which was originally erected in the 13th century. Since then, it has undergone many renovations, but is still strikingly beautiful. During the summer, the castle doubles as a venue for many art, music and cultural events.

1:00pm– Since you recently finished a 5-course brunch, you have solidified a hefty layer for a typically-Irish afternoon of drinking. Choose from either the Jameson Experience or the Guinness Brewery tour this afternoon. You can’t leave Dublin without doing at least one of the two. The Guinness Brewery tour takes you through the brewing process of the world famous beer. The best part is The Gravity Bar, which features a 360° view of Dublin, where you can enjoy a pint of the Irish stable that you just learned how to expertly pour. If Jameson is your favorite, head that way, where the original distillery began in 1870 and today offers tours and tastings. Be sure to book online for both.

3:00pm– Go to Anseo for a truly Irish experience – it is a perfectly traditional Irish pub that will make you feel right at home. You can drink Guinness’s all afternoon if you chose the Jameson Distillery earlier.

8:00pm– Have dinner at L’Ecrivain, a Michelin Starred French Restaurant that has been wildly popular for years and years. With six and ten course tasting menus, this spot brings French fare to new heights. Their Sommelier has also been renowned as the best of the best, so be sure to take expect advice on wine pairings for your meal.

10:00pm– Go to The Twisted Pepper for the epitome of Dublin’s nightlife scene. They consistently book some of the best in the electronic/dance music scene, as well as local musicians. On Fridays and Saturdays, each of the three stories fills its stages with a different act, so there is sure to be something for everyone.

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