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Dublin Impressions
Ireland is an island in every sense and is located between Europe and the U.S. not only far geographically. It has managed to be both more American and more European in neighboring Britain. Dublin airport is surprisingly little about the center of a developed economy, which is the American bridgehead to Europe and is home to the largest carrier of the Old Continent - Rayanear.
It contrasts in Dublin, however, is the best image of the new Ireland. The contrast between the 7-day financial center of Europe and the city low buildings with brick facades in the XVIII century style; between almost unreal calm center with hiking areas and the enormous, continuing for hours on entry requirements traffic jam of the city, between the carefree, casual kind of all the streets after a certain time and price in the establishments which pursue one-day rates of pay English. At the crossroads of global business Ireland itself is defined as the most globalized country in the world. But among the French and Australian wines, Polish and Chinese workers, American SUV-s, Burger King and plasma televisions find that romantic idea of the Green Island still thrive unmolested.
I arrived with the belief that Ireland is U2, dancing, whiskey, and bad weather. Since Bono apparently rarely hold in the country, Irish dancing is not popular activity in pubs, and not once rain, I was pleased to find out how much fun opening is Dublin. From my Dublin apartment window I saw several large posters, invited the exposure of William Yates. While the pass in the street below them, think of the justification of the Royal Academy of Sweden, where the poet awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1926: "For his always inspired poetry, which depicts with high art form the spirit of an entire nation .
Actually how to display the spirit of the nation, which for half a century has four Nobel Prize winners for literature?
Mathematically speaking, this means that there is one in a million of Irish people,that is a brilliant writer- roughly as a clover accounts of one in a million.
Maybe this is precisely what makes Dublin a little more special city. In the days to spend there, go past two houses of Oscar Wilde, a couple of James Joyce (they appear to be endless), find sculpture exhibition dedicated to Bernard Shaw, the literary fest as "Samuel Beckett and a poster for the forthcoming show at a local club Shiniad OKonar. Add as monuments of Wellington - the hero, defeated Napoleon, after a few days in this town you almost come to believe in Irish, beer mug over tirelessly argue that all value comes from their island. Including dark beer.
And the most famous dark Irish beer has become their old factory in the world center for the fans. Factory "Guinness" is number 1 in the leaflets "Top 10 places to visit in Dublin. Due to its size it requires a lot more time than you paid to such attraction. Once you know what is the dark beer, go through "test laboratory" for a quick and leave a message to the world of a special panel, you wait for the biggest gift. At the top there is a bar with 360 degree views of Dublin - the city is revealed as a hand, since almost no high buildings. Several glass has short quotes from famous works of Irish writers, and it took me 10 minutes to Ina know that if you stand in the center of the bar (while waiting for a Guinness, for example), these terms acquire meaning: each of them describes particularly in Dublin, which is visible just to quote. Remarkable quirk - like a walk with a beer in hand.
Of course, in view of their status have full reason to travel in places of sampling. Since prevailing time on the island is wet, it is not difficult to understand why there is a place the most popular pubs. Briefly speaking, the true Irish Pub obviously represents many small place without enough seats, with unlimited quantities of beer and whiskey, music and Sky sports. In Dublin for example, has more than 1000, but definitely worth the visit to Temple Bar. This is called the central area, composed almost entirely of bars and pubs, ready to meet you at any time. Besides obvious advantages in a place which has more tap beer than visitors, Temple Bar is near the pedestrian commercial area of Dublin, and they also deserve to walk, even though there are souvenirs ruinous. If your passion is shopping, and history, the location of the most famous university on the island - Trinity College, several cathedrals (one of which is kept British military flags of the Crimean war) and the garden behind the parliament in which houses the National Gallery, National Museum and Museum of Natural History. Indeed the latter is an old building with a stunning collection of animals inside. Hanging from the ceiling of a huge whale skeleton in giraffe and rhinos to small African insects, zoo of Irish heritage, traveled to the UK costs around the world, worth to see. On the same street corner, which recognized and video of U2, is their native home of Oscar Wilde. Badge is strikingly modest, but against it in the garden has a beautiful statue of Wilde with its typical expression flippantly. Since this is probably the only time I can hold a memorial for one of the most famous world writers, take a pleasure.
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