Ireland The Crown is both ageless and priceless and without doubt one of the great bars of the world. The Crown Liquor Saloon was perhaps the greatest of Victorian gin palaces which once flourished in the industrial cities of Britain. Today wonderfully preserved, the Crown is cherished and still well used by the people of Belfast. The Crown is famous as a tourist venue in the heart of Belfast, and the pub dates back to 1826, when the first train ran from Belfast to Lisburn. It was then known as the Railway Tavern.
Site has a live video camera view from behind the bar.
Located in the heart of the tourist and cultural quarter of Dublin, in the Temple Bar area, it is very convenient for locals and visitors who are visiting the capital. As you go, you will feel the mist on your face as you rise upon the lofty slopes of the Dublin Mountains, where, panoramic views, of majestic pine vegetation keeps warm the gentle rolling hills of Glencullen. Johnnie Fox's Pub The Dublin Mountains, Glencullen, Co. Reminiscent of an underground cavern, it has many nooks and crannies, perfect for getting away from the frenzy of the dance floor. And what a frenzy it is too - top notch DJs spinning top notch tunes, with the crowd providing a great atmosphere.