Dublin - Marco Polo

The Irish capital, in which about one million people live, is a modern metropolis open to the world. Dublin is located in such a small area that almost everything can be visited on foot: Trinity College and its impressive library, the National Museum, where "the gold of the Celts" is kept, the Georgian squares of the noble southern part and many other interesting sights . Dublin is a young city: almost a third of its population is under the age of 25, which leaves its mark on the atmosphere and pace of the place. Next to the old pubs, there are modern bars and clubs, and modern hotels await tourists. In short, it is certain that visitors will have a good time - not least because of the locals, who are always friendly and helpful. The new volume of the Marco Polo series - containing up-to-date information and illustrated with colorful pictures and maps - guides us to this attractive place.