Off the beaten Weekend - Ireland

One of Dublin’s trendiest wine bars, this small and intimate venue specializes in natural and biodynamic wines that pair perfectly with artisanal Irish cheeses and cured meats.

Located in the courtyard of the Powerscourt Center, this charming flower shop is famous for its creative bouquets, botanical items, and design pieces.

Located on the renowned Francis Street, this sophisticated antique shop specializes in period furniture, mirrors, and rare Irish and European art pieces.

In the Bath Avenue area, this popular gastropub offers a cozy atmosphere, excellent cocktails, and a gourmet cuisine that elevates classic pub dishes.

Once a historic Victorian pharmacy made famous by James Joyce in “Ulysses,” today it is a volunteer-run cultural space where visitors can buy lemon soaps and read Joyce.

Just outside Dublin, a beautifully restored rural village along the Grand Canal provides an idyllic getaway, complete with charming stone cottages, gardens, a spa, and fine dining.

One of Dublin’s most elegant Georgian squares is surrounded by colorful doorways and features a lovely park that is home to the famous statue of Oscar Wilde.

A charming café housed on the first floor of the Powerscourt Center, appreciated for its bagels topped with pear and candied bacon, as well as its homemade pastries.

An iconic historic pub, deeply rooted in traditional Irish music, is the ideal place to enjoy a pint of beer while listening to live music sessions.