Most of the age old buildings of Dublin have the Georgian architecture of 18th century, a style which was prominent during the reign of King George I to King George IV. Therefore, the term ‘Georgian Dublin’, refers to those ancient buildings of Dublin created during that period. These primitive buildings are heritage property of Ireland. They were built between narrow alleys and have been preserved very well

This forgotten style of architecture is given form in buildings like the Custom House, the Rotunda Hospital, The Phoenix Park, and the four Courts of Georgian Dublin. The Leinster House which is now termed as the Irish Parliamentary House also dates back to that period. The facades tend to have a very striking similar style. What surprises the people is the talent of those extremely creative craftsmen. The elaborate stairs, the marble works are certainly worth noticing and are a mark of a beautiful era gone by.

• This is a phrase used in context to the History of Dublin and hence refers to the entire city.
• Keep a look out for these Gregorian buildings as you explore inner Dublin, you will see a lot of them here.

• Kilmore Place Apartments Bus Station

• D'Vine Wine Bar – Mediterranean
• Gogarty's Pub – Irish pub

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