Killester Vacations

Packages in Killester

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Killester Vacation Packages

If you choose to stay in Killester, you'll be well positioned to get out and experience the national capital. There are some 1,000,000 people who call this bustling city home, and we're sure you'll run into quite a few of them! Killester is just 4 miles southeast of Dublin Airport. If you're heading to Killester from the center of Dublin, you'll be traveling 3 miles to the northeast.

Get acquainted with the local area by visiting some close by attractions. At the top of every visitor's list should be Talbot Botanic Gardens and St. Anne's Rose Garden. Stop at Blackrock Shopping Centre and Frascati Shopping Centre if you're not short on time. To experience another side of Dublin, head down to the surrounding areas Clontarf and Coolock.

From here, it's 3 miles to one of the city's most popular sights, The Grand Canal Theatre.

O'Connell Bridge and Royal Dublin Society are just a couple of the top-notch options that are waiting for you in this city. National Museum of Natural History and National Library of Ireland are additional options.

Leave the kids with a babysitter and head out for some fun at Casino at Marino, Old Jameson Distillery, Guinness Storehouse and The Fitzwilliam Casino & Card Club.

Would you like to exercise your brain? National Gallery of Ireland at Merrion Square, Hugh Lane Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Art Market and Centre for Creative Practices are a few leading cultural places.

Explore the local art scene at Chester Beatty Library and Gallery of Oriental Art, Municipal Museum, Dublin City Gallery – The Hugh Lane and National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History. Examine the collections and then take a break at a nearby café.

Check if there are any guided tours or just browse the collections at National Print Museum, National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology, The Book of Kells and James Joyce Cultural Centre. These places are perfect for bad weather days.

Buy seats for a performance at one of the popular venues. Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Abbey Theatre, Gaiety Theatre and Gate Theatre are leading options.

If you're an avid golfer, challenge the friendly locals at Elm Park Golf and Sports Club, Sutton Golf Club, Portmarnock Golf Club and St. Anne's Golf Club. Try to get under par and then relax with an ice cold beer at the nineteenth hole.

The Book of Kells, National Wax Museum Plus, Irish Architectural Archive and Heraldic Museum / Genealogical Office will keep your little ones inspired and give you a much-needed break.

Take in the lovely natural surrounds of Dillon Garden, Garden of Remembrance, Bull Island Visitor and Interpretative Centre and St Annes Park.

Do you love watching the waves come in? Dollymount Beach, Sandymount Beach and Seapoint Beach are some of the most scenic coastal areas here.

Keep an eye out for native animals as you trek around the charming landscapes of National Botanic Gardens and Irishtown Nature Reserve.

Ringsend Park, Herbert Park, St. Stephen's Green and Iveagh Gardens are wonderful urban parkland spaces. Go for a leisurely stroll or just relax on the green lawns.

Sip on a tasty beverage and look for some last-minute gifts at Omni Park Shopping Centre, Brown Thomas Flagship Store, Powerscourt Townhouse and Jervis Shopping Center.

Brush aside the cobwebs of the past at John's Lane Augustinian Church, Clontarf Castle, Anna Livia Millennium Fountain and Trinity College. These time-weathered attractions have plenty of illuminating facts and stories.

The sacred places, such as Christ Church Cathedral, St. Audeon's Church, St. Michan's Church and St Stephen’s ‘Pepper Canister’ Church, can give you the opportunity to reflect in a peaceful setting.

If you think you hear thunder, it could very well be the die-hard fans at Aviva Stadium, home of the Ireland national rugby union team and the Republic of Ireland national football team. Afterwards, follow the throngs of local sports fans to a nearby pub or bar and relive the match's greatest moments.

Make an online booking for one of the 60 Killester hotels listed on Expedia's extensive lodging guide before you leave.

Beginning with the more upmarket end of the spectrum, you'll find a great night's sleep at The Shelbourne Dublin, A Renaissance Hotel, at 27 St. Stephen's Green North, or the InterContinental Dublin, at Simmonscourt Road. If those don't grab you, be sure to check out the Portobello Hotel, at 33 South Richmond St, and the Glen Guesthouse, at 84 Lower Gardiner Street, two more budget-friendly options.

The Trinity College is on the to-do list for almost every visitor to Killester. If you'd prefer to stay in the vicinity of this renowned attraction, The Merrion and The Westbury Hotel are both good options.