Poolbeg Lighthouse - A Unique Walk in Dublin

Poolbeg Lighthouse is one of Dublin’s most iconic landmarks, located at the end of South Bull Wall. It’s a popular walking destination offering breathtaking views of Dublin Bay, the city, and the open sea. The route takes you along a scenic stone pier, providing not only spectacular landscapes but also opportunities for birdwatching and observing ships entering the port.

Why Visit Poolbeg Lighthouse?

• Highly Recommended by Travelers – Poolbeg Lighthouse is frequently mentioned in travel blogs and forums as one of the best walks in Dublin.

• Unique Atmosphere – The rugged coastal landscape combined with the striking red lighthouse creates an unforgettable sight.

• Perfect for Photography – Whether at sunrise or sunset, Poolbeg offers fantastic photo opportunities.

• Rich History – Built in 1768, the lighthouse has a long and fascinating history.

How to Get to Poolbeg Lighthouse?

To reach the lighthouse, start in the Ringsend area of Dublin and follow the pathway along the pier. The full walk is about 4 km one way, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for windy and changing weather conditions.

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 Rafal Rozalski.