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yes there are
here are a few of them:
The GPO (General Post Office)
The Custom House
Mansion House
Molly Malone
The Spire of Dublin
Christ Church Cathedral
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Trinity College
Liberty Hall
The Four Courts
The Abbey Theatre
...and many others.
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∙ 15y agoDublin has been a city since 988AD, so there is much significant history in the city, too much to mention here. The particular areas of history you are interested in would also impact on what you might like to see. There are many museums, libraries, galleries and exhibitions along with many other places of interest. Some of the more common places that people visit include:
Trinity College.
Kilmainham Gaol.
The GPO.
Glasnevin Cemetery.
The Phoenix Park.
The Garden of Remembrance.
Christ Church Cathedral.
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
The Guinness Brewery.
There are many, many other historical buildings to be seen, as well as Dublin's famous Georgian architecture.
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∙ 15y agoDublin has many important buildings. These include:
* The GPO (General Post Office) * The Custom House * The Four Courts * Leinster House (The Irish Parliament Building) * Dublin Castle * Ãras an Úachtaráin (home of the president) * Trinity College
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∙ 15y agoThe GPO (General Post Office).
O'Connell Street.
Christ Church Cathedral.
St. Patrick's Cathedral.
The Iveagh Gardens.
Phoenix Park.
Dublin Zoo.
St. Stephen's Green.
Trinity College and the Book of Kells.
Dublin Castle.
The Four Courts.
The Custom House.
Croke Park.
Merrion Square.
The Guinness Brewery.
Leinster House.
The Mansion House.
Dún Laoghaire.
The Bank of Ireland, College Green.
Grafton Street.
The Garden of Remembrance.
Kilmainham Jail.
Malahide Castle.
Howth.
The Botanic Gardens.
A large number of museums, galleries and libraries.
A large number of pubs, theatres and music venues.
All of these and a lot more too.
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