Explore Dublin’s Georgian Quarter in Spanish. Discover colorful doors, historic homes, and iconic landmarks like Merrion Square and Pepper Canister Church.
- Trinity College Dublin - Trinity College is Ireland’s oldest university, renowned for its historic campus, outstanding alumni and the impressive Book of Kells housed in its library.
- Merrion Square - Merrion Square is a picturesque Georgian square in Dublin, famous for its elegant architecture, serene gardens and the iconic statue of Oscar Wilde.
- Grand Canal Square - Dublin’s Grand Canal offers a tranquil waterway lined with scenic paths and historic bridges, providing a tranquil escape amidst the bustling cityscape.
- St. Stephen’s Church - St Stephen’s Church in Dublin, also known as the Pepper Pot Church, is a splendid example of Georgian architecture, notable for its distinctive pepper pot-shaped spire and rich history.
- Spanish speaking guide
Get ready to explore the vibrant streets and immerse yourself in the history of one of the most colorful parts of Dublin!
We’ll pass original 18th-century homes, where sober gray stone or reddish brick facades are accented by brightly colored doors in shades of yellow, electric blue, and more. Are you curious to know the story behind these striking colors? You will find out!
As we admire the distinctive doorways, stairs and railings that define this iconic architectural style, we’ll head to Merrion Square. Here we will see many of these beautiful houses and the famous sculpture of Oscar Wilde, the famous Irish writer.
Next, we will head towards the Grand Canal, taking the opportunity to cross some of its picturesque bridges. Next, we’ll head to Pepper Canister Church, a unique Georgian building also known as Pepperpot Church. Do you wonder why it is called that? You’ll soon find out why!
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