Travel Tales: Malahide
by
findingDulcinea Staff
Travelers who want to visit an Irish town without going too far from Dublin should head for Malahide. I visited Malahide only once, but it was enough to leave a lasting impression.
A Picturesque Irish Town
Malahide is most likely what comes to mind when you think of a small Irish town: picturesque.
Source: Malahide
Located on the northeast coast of Ireland, about 30 minutes north of Dublin, Malahide serves as the perfect day trip for travelers coming from the city—a picturesque Irish town within a short drive.
Source: Visit Malahide
Maritime Tourism

Malahide Harbor
The coast of Malahide has played a big role in its history, serving as a maritime port and as a draw for tourists. Locals and tourists alike can appreciate the beauty of Malahide beach.
Source: YouTube
While in Malahide, don’t miss one of its better-known attractions: the Malahide Castle, built by the Talbot Family who owned the castle for 791 years. According to the blog, The Dubliner, Talbot Botanic Gardens is a best-kept secret and one sight within the castle that visitors shouldn’t pass by.
Source: The Dubliner
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