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

However, as you might guess from the name - temple bar, a huge number of tourists flock here for a different reason. Restaurants and bars are the main reason for the crowds here mostly after six o'clock in the evening. The fact that it was at this time closed shops in Dublin and there comes the most fun time of the day.

There are plenty of jokes about love Irish beer. And here, in the temple Bar, going true heroes of these stories. The Irish generally prefer darker Beers. Guinness, for example, the famous foamy drink Irish production, here has a special flavour, to mitigate some of which even add in some berry liquor. The Irish prefer to relax in the traditional institutions (The Palace Bar, Boomerang & The Kitchen or Zanzi Bar). Tourists usually spend their time in more popular places, such as the Auld Dubliner ("Old Dubliner") and prefer light beer or the famous Irish whiskey John Jamison.

The price of a pint of beer is about the same everywhere - 4-5 euros. In the port establishments can not only drink beer, but fresh and original fish dishes.

In the temple Bar is the oldest pub in Dublin - The Brazen Head. Date of its opening - year 1198. Also here is the most famous bar of the same name Temple Bar with the distinctive red façade, which is the hallmark of the entire district. At the bar, The Clarence Hotel, owned by the same U2, you can try over 600 varieties of beer brought from different corners of the world.

The peak of fun in temple Bar has, of course, on St. Patrick's day - March 17. This day is not only a day of patron Saint of Ireland, but independence day and actually of Irish culture in General. On this day, the traditional street parades, mass hilarity and rivers of beer guaranteed.