Pick up your Passport to the HyLife at reception, and tag @HyattCentricDublin on Facebook or Instagram using #TheHyLife at your favourite attractions and we’ll give you a complimentary cocktail or coffee when you get back.

24 Hour Adult Adventures

Only got 24 hours to explore Dublin City? Then you have to stay at Hyatt Centric The Liberties! We are right at the heart of Dublin City, in one of the capital’s oldest and most historic neighbourhoods.

The Liberties is brimming with character and culture and is within walking distance of some of Dublin’s best attractions.
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  • Spend your morning in Kilmainham

    Get a surreal feel with a visit to Kilmainham Gaol, the largest unoccupied prison in Europe and has had many of Ireland’s foremost political figures pass through the cells including many who fought in the 1916 Easter Rising.



    Also check out along the way: LimeTree Café, Irish National War Memorial Park.

  • Explore Dublin Castle

    Wander through the grounds of Dublin Castle and soak up the architecture that surrounds you. The Castle is steeped in history having been used a fortress, court and even a site of execution in its time.



    Also check out along the way: Chester Beatty Museum, Molly Malone Statue, Whitefriar Street Church.

  • Late morning in Trinity

    Trinity College is home to the Stunning Book of Kells and The Long Room Library, but that’s not all. Once inside it is gates, make sure to check out the various other top attractions like the Science Gallery, where science meets art.



    Also check out along the way: Hacienda Bar, National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology, Freemason's Hall.

  • Afternoon in Temple Bar

    Just off from the main street and in a corner of Temple Bar, you will find Rory Gallagher’s corner. Up high on a bricked wall is an exact replica of the guitar which belonged to the iconic Irish singer.



    Also check out along the way: The Meeting House Square, St. Michan's Church, Vintage Cocktail Club.

  • Wander St. Stephen's Green

    When wandering, a stop at the Little Museum of Dublin is a must. Uncover a more intimate side of Dublin with letters, photos and art donated by Dubliners themselves.



    Also check out along the way: RHA Gallery, National Concert Hall, St. Stephen's Green Bandstand.

  • Stroll through Merrion Square

    When strolling through Merrion Square Park you will arrive at the statue of Oscar Wilde. The statue looks straight out at his boyhood home, No. 1 Merrion Square.



    Also check out along the way: National Gallery of Ireland, O’Donoghues Bar.

  • Join Leopold Bloom at Sweny's

    When leaving Merrion Park make sure to stop of it Swenys Pharmacy. The former 19th century pharmacy turned bookstore is one of the quirkiest shops in Dublin. Once visited by James Joyce, and listed as a location in his famous novel, Ulysses.



    Also check out along the way: Oscar Wilde's House, The Gallery Shop Gift Shop, Trinity College Zoological Museum

  • Draw in the evening at Iveagh Gardens

    Take a trip through the Iveagh Gardens on your way back to us. Gifted to the state by the Guinness Family in 1865, it is an oasis of tranquillity and has its very own waterfall that flows over a rockery, made with stones collected from Ireland's 32 counties.



    Also check out along the way: St. Valentine's Shrine, Brother Hubbard Café.

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Hyatt Centric The Liberties Dublin

Dean Street,
Dublin,
Ireland,
D08 W3X7

+353 1 708 1900

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