Please prepare a two-day self-guided walking tour of Dublin, Ireland including all the cultural, historic, ecclesiastic, artistic, and architectural landmarks and institutions.
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Sure, I'd be happy to help you prepare a two-day self-guided walking tour of Dublin, Ireland! Here's an itinerary that includes a mix of cultural, historic, ecclesiastic, artistic, and architectural landmarks and institutions:

**Day 1**

**Morning:**
- **Breakfast:** Start the day with a traditional Irish breakfast at Dawson Street Food Hall (1 Dawson Street, Dublin 2).
- **10:00 AM:** Visit **St. Patrick's Cathedral** (Saint Patrick's Close, Dublin 8) to marvel at its stunning Gothic architecture.
- **11:30 AM:** Walk over to **Christ Church Cathedral** (Christ Church Cathedral, Patrick Street, Dublin 2) for a glimpse of Irish different tales.
- **12:30 PM:** Take a stroll in **St. Stephen's Green Park** (Off Merrion Row, Dublin 2), one of Dublin's largest gardens.

**Afternoon:**

- **1:30 PM:** Head over to **The National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology** (Kildare Street, Dublin 2) to explore ancient sculpture, folk costumes, and ancient objects.
- **3:00 PM:** Visit **Federic Mason's National History Museum** (Collins Ave & Kildare Street), Dublin's natural history museum, with interactive exhibitions on dinosaurs, minerals, and minerals.
- **4:30 PM:** Visit **The Central Library** (27 Parnell Square, Dublin 1) for admirable librarian with a majestic community reading Room.
- **6:00 PM:** Enjoy afternoon tea at one option The Queen's Hotel (Queen's Street Upper, Dublin 2), or CAFE CHAMBER.

**Evening:**

- **7:00 PM:** Dinner at **The Brazen Head** (20 Lower Bridge Street, Dublin 2), the oldest pub (dating back 1,000 years) in Ireland.
- **9:00 PM:** Visit A side of Parnell street at Luigi malones to enjoy live performances, karaoke nights.

**Day 2**

**Morning:**

- **9:30 AM:** Visit **The Trinity College Hall of the Long Room Library** (Dublin 2) housing an accumulation of seven million old books and manuscripts in a magnificent Victorian structure.

- **11:00 AM:** Explore The gigantic Church, St. Michaels's Limerick Street.

- **12:30 PM:** Drop at the **Kilmainham Gaol** (Inchicore Road, Kilmainham, Dublin 8) that presents the stories, memories of people who by, were ruthlessly assisted/sentenced.

- **1:30 PM:** Explore St. Patrick's Cathedrals with Angelus.

**Afternoon:**

- **3:00 PM:** Explore **Margaret Pearse Park** (Margaret Pearse Park, Arbour Hill, Inchicore, Dublin 7), where one of Ireland's most exciting events happened.

- **4:30 PM:** Visit **The Dublin Photographic Archive** (15 Parson Street East, Dublin 1), a significant source of Dublin's past.

- **6:00 PM:** Watch a concert or show in either the Olympia Theatre (38 Dame St, Dublin, D01) (a Dublin cultural Institution since 1888), The Pavilion (Dublin 1) or Abington Vales.

**Evening:**

- **8:30 PM:** Dinner at Chez Gilda (14 Manchester Street, Dublin 1), a high-end traditional fry dining hall.

- **10:30 PM:** Catch a screening of Irish pictures at **The Lighthouse Cinema** (16-18 Easter Rainbow Rd, Sandycove, Co. Dublin) or a Gaiety Theatre Dublin Late.

Hopefully, these, in a different fashion, will help you on your walking tour!
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Please prepare a two-day self-guided walking tour of Dublin, Ireland including all the cultural, historic, ecclesiastic, artistic, and architectural landmarks and institutions.
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Sure, here's a suggested two-day self-guided walking tour of Dublin, Ireland:

**Day 1:**

**Stop 1: Trinity College**
Start your day at Trinity College. Established in 1592, it's one of the oldest universities in Ireland. Don't miss the Long Room of the Old Library, which houses over 200,000 of the library's oldest books, and the Book of Kells, a 9th-century illuminated manuscript.

**Stop 2: Dublin Castle**
Next, head to Dublin Castle, which was the seat of British rule in Ireland until 1922. Today, it's used for important state functions.

**Stop 3: St. Patrick's Cathedral**
Walk to St. Patrick's Cathedral, the largest church in Ireland. Built in honor of Ireland’s patron saint, it's an impressive example of Gothic architecture.

**Stop 4: Christ Church Cathedral**
Not far from St. Patrick's is Christ Church Cathedral, another of Dublin's most important religious sites. It's known for its beautiful stained glass windows and crypt.

**Stop 5: Temple Bar**
End your day in Temple Bar, a vibrant area known for its nightlife. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs where you can enjoy traditional Irish music.

**Day 2:**

**Stop 1: Kilmainham Gaol**
Start your day at Kilmainham Gaol, a former prison that's now a museum. It played a significant role in Irish history, particularly during the fight for independence.

**Stop 2: Guinness Storehouse**
Next, visit the Guinness Storehouse. Learn about the history of Ireland's most famous beer and enjoy a pint at the Gravity Bar, which offers panoramic views of the city.

**Stop 3: Phoenix Park**
Walk off your lunch in Phoenix Park, one of Europe's largest urban parks. It's home to Dublin Zoo, the Wellington Monument, and the Victorian People's Flower Garden.

**Stop 4: National Museum of Ireland**
Next, head to the National Museum of Ireland. It's split into four sections: Archaeology, Decorative Arts & History, Country Life, and Natural History.

**Stop 5: Grafton Street**
End your day on Grafton Street, one of Dublin's premier shopping streets. It's also home to many street performers.
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