Enjoy a pleasant 117km walk through counties Dublin, Kildare and Offaly on the leafy Grand Canal Way. Marvel at 18th and 19th century engineering surrounded by swathes of stunning scenery on this easy, linear trail.

Dodder Valley Cycling is a volunteer based group providing free, accompanied slow cycles in Dodder Valley Park. The aim of the group is to make cycling accessible for those who are unable to cycle for themselves.

The cosmopolitan city of Dublin is a modern hive of buzz and activity, packed full of trendy restaurants, bars and cafés. But scratch the surface of its vibrant streets, lanes and alleyways and you’ll find a rich and compelling history just waiting to be explored. Join Visit Dublin as we explore The Dubline Trail. Head out yourself and follow along with the audio guide to each stop of this trail in the corresponding map, click on 'View Route' and away you go.

Before its closure in 1924, Dublin's Kilmainham Gaol housed some of the most famous political and military leaders in Irish history. The prison is considered a must see in Dublin and offers a panoramic insight into some of the most profound, disturbing and inspirational themes of modern Irish history. Pre booking online is essential.

Ideal for the experienced walker, the Wicklow Way was Ireland’s very first waymarked trail and remains as popular as ever. This linear route unfolds just over 128km, connecting Dublin’s leafy suburbs with the raw beauty of counties Wicklow and Carlow.

The Phoenix Park Tea Rooms have been attracting visitors from near and far since the 1800s. These Victorian tea rooms are located along Chesterfield Avenue, only a short walk from Dublin City and close to Dublin Zoo.