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1. www.tripadvisor.com › ShowTopic-g186605-i90-kshould we stay in Central Dublin or Ballsbridge? - Dublin Forum

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   However, all that said, Ballsbridge is a very nice location, it IS, as out of town hotels go, very accessible to the city centre, and there are some pubs and restaurants locally that you will be able to try.

2. easytravel4u.com › safest-areas-to-stay-in-dublin9 Safest areas to stay in Dublin for tourists (and Where to ...

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   • Grafton Street. Grafton Street is one of the most famous and lively shopping streets in Dublin. It is located in the heart of the city, connecting the famous Trinity College Dublin and the St Stephen’s Green.
   • Merrion Square. Merrion Square is a well-known Georgian square located in Dublin 2, in the heart of Dublin, just a short walk from St. Stephen’s Green.
   • St Stephen’s Green. St. Stephen’s Green is a famous public park located in the heart of Dublin, just south of Grafton Street. It is one of the city’s most popular and beautiful green spaces, offering a peaceful retreat from the bustling city center.
   • Trinity College. Trinity College is located in the heart of Dublin, right next to Grafton Street. It is within walking distance to many popular attractions, shopping districts, and public transportation hubs.

3. www.theirishroadtrip.com › ballsbridge-in-dublinBallsbridge Guide: What to do, Food + Pubs (2024)

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   • Some Quick Need-To-Knows Before Visiting Ballsbridge
   • About Ballsbridge
   • Things to Do in Ballsbridge
   • Hotels in Ballsbridge
   • Restaurants in Ballsbridge
   • Pubs in Ballsbridge
   • FAQs About Ballsbridge in Dublin

   Although a visit to Ballsbridge in Dublin is fairly straightforward, there are a few need-to-knows that’ll make your visit that bit more enjoyable.

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   Located on the River Dodder, the first bridge was built by the Ball family in the 1500s. Naturally it became known as ‘Ball’s bridge’ which morphed into ‘Ballsbridge’ over time. Even in the 18th century it was a small village on an area of mudflats but the river powered several industries including a paper mill, linen and cotton printworks and a gu...

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   Although there’s a handful of things to do in Ballsbridge, there’s endless places to visit a short walk away. Below, you’ll find everything from one of our favourite walks in Dublinto heaps of other things to do near Ballsbridge.

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   Now, we’ve a dedicated guide to what we think are the best hotels in Ballsbridge(from luxury stays to boutique townhouses), but I’ll pop in our favourites below. Note: if you book a hotel through one of the links below we may make a tiny commission that helps us keep this site going. You won’t pay extra, but we really doappreciate it.

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   There are some excellent places to eat in this area, as you’ll discover in our guide to the best restaurants in Ballsbridge. I’ll pop in a few of our favourites below, like Baan Thai, the very popular Roly’s Bisto and the brilliant Ballsbridge Pizza Co.

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   After you’ve spent a day exploring Dublin, there’s few ways to polish off a day as fine as an evening spent in one of the old-school pubs in Ballsbridge. Our favourite in the area is Paddy Cullen’s, but there’s plenty to choose from, as you’ll discover below.

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   We’ve had a lot of questions over the years asking about everything from ‘Is Ballsbridge posh?’ (yes, very!) to ‘Is Ballsbridge a City?’ (no, it’s an area within the city). In the section below, we’ve popped in the most FAQs that we’ve received. If you have a question that we haven’t tackled, ask away in the comments section below.

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4. travelhotelexpert.com › where-to-stay-in-dublinWhere to stay in Dublin for first time: 7 Safe areas

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   • Stephen’s Green/Grafton Street. Stephen’s Green/Grafton Street is an excellent choice for first-time visitors to Dublin. This area offers a central and convenient location with easy access to numerous attractions and amenities.
   • Merrion Square. Merrion Square is a historic and picturesque neighborhood in Dublin, and it is a great base for first-time visitors who prefer a quieter, more upscale atmosphere while still having access to Dublin’s cultural and city center attractions.
   • Temple Bar. Temple Bar is one of the most famous and vibrant neighborhoods in Dublin, making it a fantastic choice for first-time visitors who are looking for a lively and energetic atmosphere.
   • O’Connell Street. O’Connell Street is one of the most iconic and centrally located areas in Dublin. It’s an excellent choice for first-time visitors who want to be in the heart of the city and have easy access to many of Dublin’s key attractions.

5. community.ricksteves.com › travel-forum › irelandBallsbridge vs Dublin City Center - Rick Steves Travel Forum

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   Mar 21, 2019 · Ballsbridge is a very nice, quiet, upscale suburb - many of the embassies are located there. It is, however, located pretty far away from the center of things in Dublin requiring a taxi, bus, or DART ride to get into town.

6. www.touristsecrets.com › destinations › europeWhere to Stay in Dublin: The Best Neighborhoods for Your ...

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   Oct 19, 2023 · For those seeking a more peaceful and sophisticated atmosphere, away from the bustling city center, Ballsbridge is the perfect neighborhood to stay in. With its beautiful architecture, proximity to parks, and diverse dining options, you’ll find the perfect balance between relaxation and convenience.

7. www.theirishroadtrip.com › ballsbridge-hotels8 Of The Best Hotels In Ballsbridge - The Irish Road Trip

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   Sep 2, 2024 · If you’re in search of the best hotels in Ballsbridge, you’ve landed in the right place. Historic Ballsbridge is an affluent area of Dublin. A stone’s throw from the city, we recommend it highly in our where to stay in Dublin guide.

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   Is Ballsbridge a good place to live?

   • Ballsbridge is also conveniently located near Dublin’s city center, offering easy access to the city’s attractions, shops, restaurants, and cultural sites. The area is well-served by public transportation, making it a desirable place to live and visit in Dublin. Best places to stay in Dublin in Ballsbridge:

   9 Safest areas to stay in Dublin for tourists (and Where to avoid)

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   Where to stay in Dublin in Ballsbridge?

   • Best places to stay in Dublin in Ballsbridge: Luxury ($$$): InterContinental Dublin, an IHG Hotel, formerly the Four Seasons Hotel, located in one of Dublin’s most affluent areas, Ballsbridge. It’s only a 10 minute drive from Dublin City Center, and a 5 minute drive to Sandymount Dart Station.

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   Is Ballsbridge a good place to visit in Dublin?

   • Ballsbridge is within easy walking distance of many of the best places to visit in Dublin, from St Stephen’s Green and Dublin Castle to the National Gallery and more. It’s conveniently close to the city but feels like you’re well outside it. Located on the River Dodder, the first bridge was built by the Ball family in the 1500s.

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   Are there any good hotels in Ballsbridge?

   • Personal favourites aside, there are plenty of other great hotels in Ballsbridge and other types of accommodation in Ballsbridge. Below, you’ll find some other excellent hotels in Ballsbridge along with some guesthouses and townhouses that pack a mighty punch. 1. Roxford Lodge Hotel

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   Why should you visit Ballsbridge?

   • Ballsbridge is a desirable neighborhood to visit in Dublin due to its close proximity to the RDS Arena, one of Ireland’s top sporting venues. The arena hosts various events throughout the year, including international rugby matches, concerts, and exhibitions.

   Where To Stay In Dublin: The Best Neighborhoods For Your Visit

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   What is Ballsbridge known for?

   • It put Ballsbridge firmly on the map. In 1903, an area known as Forty Acres was donated by Sidney Herbert, 14th Earl of Pembroke to establish Herbert Park and it hosted the Dublin International Exhibition in 1907. Some features still remain, including the lake and bandstand. Ballsbridge has been home to wealthy politicians, writers and poets.

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