eSIM for Dublin

Ireland's oldest university founded in 1592, home to the Book of Kells — a 9th-century illuminated manuscript of the four Gospels. The Long Room of the Old Library is one of the most beautiful library rooms in the world. Mobile data helps with advance tickets and finding the campus.

A seven-floor museum inside the historic St James's Gate Brewery, tracing the brewing process of Guinness from raw ingredients to the perfect pint. The Gravity Bar at the top offers 360-degree views of Dublin with a complimentary pint. Mobile data helps with timed entry tickets and event listings.

A bohemian cultural quarter on the south bank of the River Liffey, with cobblestone streets, traditional pubs, art galleries, and cultural centers. The area hosts the Temple Bar Tradfest each January. Mobile data helps with pub session times and the area's evening events.

A 13th-century castle complex at the heart of Dublin, originally built under English king John. The State Apartments, Chester Beatty Library, and the Record Tower are highlights. The castle grounds host the ICA banquet during presidential inaugurations. Mobile data helps with entry times and tour bookings.

A former prison turned museum west of the city center, where leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were executed. The guided tour covers Irish political history from the 1780s to the 1920s. Mobile data is essential as tours book up weeks in advance.

Europe's largest enclosed urban park at 707 hectares, home to Dublin Zoo, the Wellington Monument, Áras an Uachtaráin (the President's residence), and the Magazine Fort. Cycling paths crisscross the park. Mobile data helps with the Zoo tickets and the Ashtown Castle visit.

Ireland's national art museum with European masters from the 14th century onward — Caravaggio, Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Goya — alongside a strong Irish collection. The Millennium Wing has temporary exhibitions. Mobile data helps with the free guided tour schedule.

Ireland's largest medieval cathedral founded in 1191, associated with St Patrick and Jonathan Swift (author of Gulliver's Travels, who was dean here). The choir performs daily. Mobile data helps with the choral evensong schedule and the Marsh's Library ticket next door.

Dublin's premier pedestrian shopping street running from Trinity College to St Stephen's Green, with buskers, department stores (Brown Thomas, Marks & Spencer), and the famous Bewley's Oriental Café. Mobile data helps with shop opening hours and finding the buskers' peak performance times.

A fishing village on a peninsula northeast of Dublin with the Howth Head cliff walk offering panoramic views over Dublin Bay and Ireland's Eye. The DART train reaches Howth in 25 minutes from the city center. Mobile data helps with the cliff walk trail maps and the seafood restaurants at the harbor.