Have you ever wondered where the Dark pool city is? Probably not, but I am very lucky to say that I had a beautiful day in the birthplace of Guinness or in the city where the weather changes every five minutes from a lovely sunny day to a what feels like a thunderstorm.If you haven't already guessed it, I am talking about Dublin.
My classmates my teachers and I, had a very nice day on Friday, the 17th of April, in the capitol of Ireland.
We started our day as usual in the language school in Bray, and after a quick stop at the local Spar, we headed towards the train station. We took the 45 minutes train to Dublin and started our city tour with a teacher from the language school. We visited so many beautiful and typical places in Dublin. From the portal to the statue of Molly Malone, the beautiful churches in the heart of the city, and of course I can't forget the Grafton street or the Temple bar market. And those weren’t even all the places we visited.
Our guide always told us fitting stories. One of them was that Dublin is called in Irisch after the black water from the river Liffey, which flows through the city and has very muddy water.
My highlight was next to the Dublin castle and the area around Temple bar, definitely the funny afternoon with my friends and the matcha stop at a very nice Cafe.
So if somebody in the future asks you if you know where the Dark pool city is, you know that this city is definitely worth a visit. But that you have to bring a raincoat. Just to be sure. 😊
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