in Dublin's museums
Explore on foot or by bike
in Phoenix Park
The Irish Emigration Museum
Centrally located in the leafy Ballsbridge but also conveniently close to the city centre and all of it's attractions, InterContinental Dublin offers the perfect home away from home during your family break.
Entertain the younger ones with with a splash about in the 14 metre pool or venture into the city to explore it's many attractions for both young and old!
The inner Garden Terrace is perfect for those little ones who want some outside space during the summer alfresco dining months, or a delicious hot chocolate with cream, chocolate sticks and marshmallows to warm up cold hands in the winter.
Learn MoreSpend a moment in the calm of InterContinental Dublin's wellness facilities, where children and adults are welcome to take a dip in the 14 metre heated pool.
Basking in natural daylight, the pool area features lounge chairs and jacuzzi for the adults to enjoy.
Learn MoreRenowned for having the most spacious guestrooms in the city, InterContinental Dublin is the perfect choice for families of all sizes and ages.
From luxuriousClassic Rooms with a rollaway bed, to the Two Queen Bed Classic Rooms, there is an array of rooms to accommdate familties. Cots are also available to guests with children under two at our compliments.
For more information, please contact the Reservations Team at +353 1 665 4000 or email: reservations@icdublin.com.
Learn MoreThe picturesque Sandymount Strand, which has been made famous by appearing in James Joyce's work, Ulysses, is quick stroll from the hotel's doorstep.
Simply take the pedestrian crossing on Merrion Road and walk down Sandymount Avenue. The Concierge Team would be happy to assist with directing you or organising transportation for your family.
In Irish, Sandymount Strand is called Dumhach Thrá - and is adjacent to the village and suburb of Sandymount. The strand is part of the South Bull, (a mirror to the North Bull sandbank, which grew into North Bull Island) and is major component of the south side of Dublin Bay, part of the Dublin Bay Biosphere Reserve. Sandymount Strand is a popular place for locals to take a walk, relax, go for a jog or enjoy some ice cream. Look out for the Martello Tower which is half way along the strand, and is part of a system of defences built to warn of an invasion by Napoleon.
Also look out for the landmark red and white chimneys of ESB's Poolbeg Generating Station which provide a striking landmark on Dublin's skyline and are beloved by locals.
Learn MoreDublin Zoo is much more than a fun-filled, stimulating day out for all the family, it’s a place to learn about wild animals, especially those who are endangered. Dublin Zoo is a registered charity – and every guest who visits help maintain the zoo to a high standard and contribute to conservation programmes.
Located in Phoenix Park, Dublin Zoo is Ireland’s most popular family attraction, and welcomes over one million visitors eachyear. Its 28 hectare park in the heart of Dublin is home to some 400 animals in safe environment where education and conservation combine for an exciting and unforgettable experience! Dublin Zoo is one of the oldest Zoo’s in the world, along with New York and London Zoo.
Learn MoreLocated to the west of the city, Phoenix Park is one of the largest enclosed public parks in any capital city in Europe.
Orginally used as royal hunting grounds in the 1600s, the park was opened to the public in 1747. The park is still home to a large herd of fallow deer that can be seen regularly in and around the park. Phoenix Park is also home to Dublin Zoo, Áras an Uachtaráin (House of the Irish President) and Victorian flower gardens.
Learn MoreEPIC is the Irish Emigration Museum and is a fully interactive experience that guides visitors through their journey to uncover dramatic & inspiring stories of the Irish people who have sought a new life in another country. Discover some of their greatest achievements in music, literature, sport, politics, fashion and science.
Travel back in time and walk in the footsteps of vikings in Medieval Dublin, as you explore the rich past of the old city at Christchurch Cathedral. With free guided tours and living history sessions daily, this is a fun and immersive experience for the whole family.
Learn MoreAirfield Estate is Dublin's only urban working farm and is open to the public all year round. You will find many attractions, including the Overend family home, kitchen, gardens, vintage cars, farm and play area.
Introduce yourself to some of the farm animals, including the hens who produce freshly laid eggs, see the beautiful Jersey herd being milked or even interact with the goats, pigs and donkeys. If you time your trip just right, you’ll see them getting fed by the farm team.
Learn MoreDublin is home to a great deal of history and culture which can be found in its many museums and galleries. Explore of the Concierge Team's favourite recommendations, which are a must see for anyone visiting Dublin City.
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