Dublin Castle is a historic castle and government complex dating back to the 13th century. It has served various roles throughout history including the seat of the English administration in Ireland. Today it is a major tourist attraction, hosting state receptions and functions.
Dublin Castle
Dublin, Ireland
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Climate
Dublin has a temperate maritime climate, which means mild summers and cool winters. Rain is common throughout the year, so it's advisable to be prepared for changing weather conditions.
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Lighting
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Dublin Castle is easily accessible by vehicle, with several public transportation options including buses and light rail nearby. Phone coverage is generally good, allowing for easy communication. Depending on the size of your crew and equipment, consider whether specialized guides may be beneficial for navigating the area effectively.
Basecamp and facilities
There are public restrooms available on-site. Parking is limited, so check for nearby parking facilities or consider using basecamps in less congested areas.
Risk factors
Filming in public areas might require permits, especially for large crews. Monitor for crowds during peak tourist seasons and consider noise from the nearby city life, which can interfere with audio recording.
Visitors
Dublin Castle attracts a diverse crowd, including tourists, history enthusiasts, and international dignitaries. It is a popular venue for events and ceremonies, ensuring a vibrant atmosphere.
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