Here are the Top 5 Things to Do in Dublin:
1. Kilmainham Gaol
This place was built in 1976 and was controlled as prison for 140 years. During this period, it held many Irishmen as prisoners and holds a key position in the history of Ireland. Located in the suburbs, you can easily reach there by bus or taxi and can enjoy the amazing site of the structure build inside. In 1924, Irish Free State declared it as a free place and it ceased to be a jail.

2. Georgian Dublin
Dublin is known for its incredible architecture and one cannot walk through the place without a sense of admiration in oneself. Anyone who is fond of architecture will enjoy the pleasure derived from a little stroll down the streets. There is a Fitzwilliam Street Lower, which is a monument, which has been stored for its glory and splendor. It is known for its furnishings, which signify the true worth of each house located in Dublin.

3. Trinity College
There is also a Trinity college located at the center of Dublin, which can be reached from any part of the city. It is the most esteemed and reputable college and people go there just to give have a look to its architecture.

4. Dublin Zoo
This Zoo is the biggest zoo in the city and is located in the most beautiful park called a Phoenix park. It can only be reached by bus or taxi as it is a long way off from the center of the city. You will find different kinds of animals and wildlife. It is divided into six areas and each area will give you something new to appreciate.

5. Dublin Castle
It is located off Dame Street in Dublin and is seen as a very important location for the Irish government. It is a place where several international meetings are held and is a heart of occupational rule. The history of Dublin Castle will take you to the most precious and beautiful time that is beyond your imagination.

Have you been to Dublin? Feel free to share your tips and recommendations.
Photo Credits (Flickr Creative Commons): Kilmainham Gaol by Anosmia/ Georgian Street by Marcus Murphy/ Trinity College Dublin by Anosmia/ Dublin Zoo by Sean Mcentee/ Dublin Castle by Anosmia