If you are looking for hidden gems in Dublin, you definitely won’t want to miss Glasnevin Cemetery. Dating back to 1832, Glasnevin is now a historic cemetery and museum that is well worth a visit.
Home to historic monuments and the resting place of many notable Irish figures, including Michael Collins, the famous nationalist. You could spend hours wandering through the cemetery looking at the historic graves. As you do, you will notice many of the remarkable Celtic crosses that mark many of the graves here. This is one of the many free things to do in Dublin, and Glasnevin definitely should not be missed.
The colorful open-air beer garden on the rooftop of Fitzsimons is definitely one of the liveliest rooftop bars in Dublin, and it’s perfect for spending a summer afternoon drinking.
The spacious outdoor area has plenty of large tables for groups, with heating for when temperatures start to drop.
Once night begins, you’ll find a traditional pub on the ground floor serving classic meals and a 90s-inspired club to keep you entertained all night. It’s definitely a more relaxed option compared with Dublin’s sometimes more exclusive rooftop bars.
