Timeline
15:36
Grab a pint at The Cobblestone. It is open from 14:00, so you can settle in for a drink before heading out. The pub is known for its nightly trad sessions and friendly atmosphere.
16:06
Walk to 14 Henrietta Street. You will arrive just in time for the golden light starting at 15:34. Explore the tenement building that reflects the history of Dubliners who lived here after the famine. The museum is open until 16:00, so you have plenty of time to view the exhibits before the sun sets at 16:36.
16:36
Stand outside the building as the sun sets toward the SW. The late afternoon light will cast a warm glow on the 1740s brickwork, offering a quiet moment to reflect on the building’s long history.
17:21
End the evening with a drink at The Brazen Head. Founded in 1198, it is one of Dublin's oldest pubs. It is open until 23:30, making it a perfect spot to wind down after dark with a live trad music session.
Local tip
The Cobblestone is a 9-minute walk from 14 Henrietta Street, making it a convenient start point. The Brazen Head is 15 minutes away, offering a historic end to the night.
Check before you go
- 14 Henrietta Street closes at 16:00. If you are visiting on a Sunday, ensure you arrive before closing time to see the interior.
- The Brazen Head is open daily until 23:30, but live music sessions can vary, so check their schedule if you want to catch a specific band.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Dublin (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).