The Lonely Dublin: How to thrive in the absence of connection

<p>Out of the cities I&rsquo;ve visited, Dublin is the loneliest. Maybe because it&rsquo;s such a busy city, and I was alone when exploring it for the first time.</p> <p>My itinerary was simple: see the city center. Visit the botanic garden. Take a tour around Dublin Castle. Rest at Christ Church Cathedral. Visit Guinness Storehouse. Stroll through Grafton street, see Molly Malone Statue and St. Stephen&rsquo;s Green. Buy fish and chips, if time allowed. Next day, get out of the city, go to Glendalough, see what&rsquo;s with all the fuss.</p> <p>My first impression upon crossing the River Liffey was, holy shit, so many people. The buildings were tall and there were so many people.</p> <p><a href="https://medium.com/@anggargi/how-to-thrive-in-the-absence-of-connection-you-dont-3dca2a1fc405"><strong>Visit Now</strong></a></p>