Temple Bar - the oldest and most popular area of ​​Dublin. On the territory of Temple Bar is a lot of interesting places to visit such as The Clarence Hotel, owned by the famous band U2, the most famous Irish Cultural Centre Project Arts Centre, Center Cinema, as well as many small museums, trendy shops and galleries.

However, as the name implies - Temple Bar, a large number of tourists flock here for another reason. Restaurants and bars - that's the main reason for the crowds here mainly after six o'clock in the evening. The fact is that at this time, shops are closed in Dublin and comes most fun time of day.

There are many jokes about the Irish love beer. And here, in Temple Bar, the real heroes are going to these jokes. Sami Irish mostly prefer darker beers. Guinness, for example, the famous Irish drink foam production here has a special flavor shade to mitigate some of which even add to it a little berry liqueur. The Irish prefer to relax in the traditional institutions (The Palace Bar, Boomerang & The Kitchen and Zanzi Bar). Tourists also tend to spend time in the more popular places like the Auld Dubliner ("Old Dubliner") and prefer light beers or the famous Irish whiskey Johns Dzhemissona.

The price of a pint of beer is about the same everywhere - 4-5 euro. The port institutions can not only drink beer, but also enjoy fresh fish and original dishes.

The Temple Bar is the oldest pub in Dublin - The Brazen Head. The date of its opening - in 1198. Also here is the most famous bar of the same name Temple Bar with the recognizable red facade is the hallmark of the entire region. The bar The Clarence Hotel, owned by the same U2, you can taste more than 600 varieties of beer, brought from all over the world.

The peak of the fun in Temple Bar has to, of course, on St. Patrick's Day - 17 March. This day is not only a day of the patron saint of Ireland, but also the independence day and all - Irish culture in general. On this day, the traditional street parades, massive rivers of beer and fun are guaranteed.