Grafton Street

  • Address:Cross streets: Suffolk St in the North, St. Stephens Green in the South, Dublin
  • Admission:Free

Grafton Street
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The pedestrian-friendly Grafton Street stems off of the western end of Trinity College and runs down to the main entrance of St. Stephen's Green. Acting as a direct link between these famous landmarks, Grafton Street is a main thoroughfare but is also a popular destination in itself. Both locals and visitors to Dublin come to Grafton Street to peek in the high-end shops and grab a bite at one of the eateries. At the end of the street, across from the entrance to the park, there's also St. Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, which adds to the wide selection of stores down at street level.

 Those meandering the broad boulevard will find entertainment along their way as well. The fact that most of Grafton Street is closed to cars makes it a prime location for street performers to set up their acts. In good weather, these buskers, as they're called, station themselves at various points along the path to perform for passersby and try to impress them with their talents. Go ahead and throw them a few coins if you like what you see and hear!

Review by Adriana G, May 2012

Doing what: Dublin City Hop-on Hop-off Tour

Great tour of Dublin, practical, complete and interesting. We'll certainly take it once again when we'll come to Dublin next time.

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Review by JUDITH R, April 2012

Doing what: Dublin City Hop-on Hop-off Tour

FANTASTIC!!!! We only had 1 day in Dublin and the HOHO was the best way to see the sights. We went the entire route and then picked key places to see. Thank you.

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Review by seamus c, April 2012

Doing what: Dublin City Hop-on Hop-off Tour

Excellent tour. friendly helpful drivers, really enjoyed the tour, would use this company again.

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