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 5 WORTH SEEING VIKING ATTRACTION IN CITY DUBLIN FOR FIRST TIMERS. DUBLIN a quite fascinating, worth seeing and popular tourist- centric city of North Atlantic island nation IRELAND. It has been a vibrant capital and is considered the valuable jewel of Ireland since the time of Viking settlement (Norwegian Sea pirates) in around the 9th or 10th century. Located in the heart of ‘Leinster Province’ towards the center of the east shore of Ireland, just near to the mouth of river Liffey, carry a link with river poddle its tributary. DUBLIN CITY by far seems a largest organized city of IRELAND, the home of about one-third of the educated urban population who mostly lives in the suburb. The city derived its name from the Gaelic ‘Dubh linn’ meaning ‘black pool’, which is the exact meeting point of poddle stream and river Liffey together forming a de*p pool. According to rough docu*ented history, the very first orderly dwelling and gradual growth of the city as a prime mercantile center occurred during Vikings raid in nearly 8th or 9th century on the southern side towards the mouth of Liffey. As per some substantial evidence, the first phase of settlement in Dublin came prior to the 9th century.  It was a secular Viking urban settlement called Áth Cliath established close to the mouth of Liffey. This civilization lasted until around 1500 up to the Norman invasion. Consists of various early Another later settlement was major ecclesiastical settlement largely as*ociated with the establishments of various tall and extended Christian Churches of Dublin. It includes numerous Ecclesiastical historical buildings such as Tech More (great house), the abbot’s house, guest house, enclosure, huts & hermitage of the Monks. It was that time when the city’s name Dubh linn (black pool) was decided on Dublin for centuries has been the home of several literary & historical landmark attractions, among which best top 5 are picked up. the Malahide village atop of the dwarf hill around 16 km north from the downtown Dublin close to the beautiful seaside of ‘Howth’. It