Revel in Dublin’s amazing nightlife, stunning architecture and rich literary heritage. Stroll over Ha'penny Bridge to the lively Quartier Bloom. Savour Guinness at its source and drink in the spectacular city view from the Gravity Bar. Be illuminated by the Book of Kells in Trinity College and walk in Joyce’s footsteps down cobbled streets and through Georgian squares. Discover the sights and secrets of this thriving city with this stylish and informative guide.
- MORE CHOICE - enjoy the best nights out with our increased eating and entertainment coverage
- DEDICATED DRINKING CHAPTER - handpicked watering holes to suit every taste in the city of 1,000 pubs
- GO FURTHER - avoid the droves and explore the lively southern suburbs with our discerning resident author
- SLEEP SOUNDLY in a Georgian town house, cosy B&B or boutique hotel
- FIND YOUR WAY LIKE A LOCAL with our easy-to-use, full-colour maps
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Der Autor
Fionn was born in and spent most of his youth in Dublin, that is when his family wasn't moving him to Buenos Aires or Geneva or New York. Infected with the travel disease, he became a nomad in his own right after graduating from Trinity College, moving first to Paris and then to New York, where he spent five years as a travel editor and sometime writer. The call of home was too much to resist, however, so armed with his portable computer, his record collection and an empty wallet he returned to Dublin where he decided to continue where he left off in New York City. When he's not drinking in pubs and clubs throughout the city he's writing and updated travel guides. He has written about many destinations throughout the world, and worked on Spain and Dublin for Lonely Planet.
Lonely Planet Publishing, 2008, 224 S.
14,40 Euro
Broschiert
ISBN: 978-1-74104-710-3
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