EDITION

Chill
in Dublin
The cocktail
bar for a
business date:
"Vintage
Cocktail Club"
Here in the heart of the city, in
a chic vintage surrounding, you’ll
find more kinds of cocktails than
anywhere else. A great intimate
place for an after work catch-up.
Book here at book@vccdublin.ie
Where? 15 Crown Alley, Temple Bar,
Dublin 2
Website: http://vintagecocktailclub.com/
© vintagecocktailclub.com
The chill
bar for
a business date:
"The bar with
no Name"
In very active Fade Street (see the trendy
section), here’s a bar you may not notice
at first glance.
A rather quiet piece, kind of a mysterious
and relaxed atmosphere. A secrative
bar for important network meetings.
Upstairs from delicious French
restaurant L’Gueuleton.
Where? 3 Fade Street, Dublin 2
© P L Chadwick
The chill parks
and strolls
If the weather let you hang outside,
local Dubliners like to take a walk
at the Phoenix Park, on the West
side of the city. Also, head North to
the Royal Canal, for a silent (biking)
retreat away from the crowds for
your chilliest stroll of the week.
For a more classic but still beautiful
walk, visit the Trinity college
campus; it’s a must-see.
Finally, head South to Herbert Park
for a magical countryside escape.
In case you still want
to do some classic tourist
activities, here are
our can’t-miss sightseeing
and museums in town:
the Saint Patrick Cathedral,
the Irish Moma,
the Little Museum and
the Dublin Castle.
The Dublin websites
we recommend for more
great tips and ideas:
http://www.goodfoodireland.ie/
http://www.10best.com/
destinations/ireland/dublin/
http://publin.ie/
http://frenchfoodieindublin.
blogspot.fr/
http://www.spottedbylocals.
com/dublin/
Don¹t forget to check out the
‘Night Summit parties’ on
http://websummit.net/
Want to eat and drink
on a boat?
It’s not a cliché! A few hours on
a boat might be what you need
for a meeting with a view of
the local area:
http://publin.ie/2013/boatbar-and-restaurant/