Discover Dublin
Dublin is one of Europe's most welcoming capitals — compact enough to explore on foot, packed with history, culture, and a legendary pub scene. Whether you're arriving a day early or staying on after PyCon, you'll find plenty to discover.
Top Things to Do
Trinity College & Book of Kells
Our conference venue is itself one of Dublin's top attractions. The Old Library and the illuminated Book of Kells are unmissable.
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National Gallery of Ireland
Free entry to world-class art collections, just a short walk from TCD. From Caravaggio to Jack B. Yeats.
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Phoenix Park
One of the largest walled city parks in Europe — home to a herd of wild fallow deer and the official residence of the Irish President.
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The Liberties & Guinness Storehouse
Explore the historic Liberties neighbourhood and learn the story of Ireland's most famous stout at the Guinness Storehouse.
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Food & Markets
Dublin's food scene has exploded. Visit Eatyard, the Covered Market, or simply grab a coffee on Drury Street.
Howth & Malahide
Just 30 minutes by DART train — dramatic coastal cliffs, fresh seafood, and a medieval castle. Perfect for a half-day trip.
Getting Around Dublin
DART
Coastal rail service connecting Dublin city centre to Howth, Malahide, Bray and Greystones. Runs every 10–15 min.
Luas
Two tram lines (Red & Green). The Green Line serves the conference area — stops at St. Stephen's Green and Dawson Street.
Dublin Bus
Extensive network across the city and suburbs. The Real-Time app shows live departure times.
Leap Card
Reloadable travel card for all public transport — buses, DART, Luas and commuter rail. Available at the airport and convenience stores.
Dublin Bikes
110+ self-service stations across the city centre. First 30 minutes free with a day pass — perfect for short hops between venues.