The Convention Centre Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

The Convention Centre Dublin is a center located in Dublin, Docklands, in Ireland overlooking at the Spencer Dock and River Liffey. The Irish government in the year 1995 wanted to construct a National Convention Center, but the plan was not realized then. In 1997, with the newly elected official from the Fianna-Fail party, a new contest was launch to construct the center. The construction of the project started in the year 1998 but did not finish until 2010 because of the arising legal disputes that delayed the project. 

The Convention Centre is close to nearby towns of Newcastle, Santry, and Swords. Numerous local destinations are also located near the facility like the Tara's Palace Museum of Childhood,which is a miniature magical world to explore and have fun. It has numerous different collections of artworks, dollhouses, and furniture, plus all the profits go to charity. Don't miss the National Wax Museum Plus, an interactive tourist attraction. It has wax figures of different famous personalities and other exhibitions. Numerous hotels and accommodations with great deals are also surrounding the area. The Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane is one of the best options for a place to stay. The hotel offers spacious and contemporary rooms with a health club and a 22-meter swimming pool. The Spencer hotel is also the best as it just a small distance away from the center, plus it is overlooking the River Liffey. The hotel has access to Wi-Fi throughout the property and has a fabulous fitness center and a swimming pool.