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59, William Street South, Dublin 2, IE Irland
contacts phone: +353 1 679 4144
website: www.powerscourtcentre.ie
larger map & directionsLatitude: 53.34222, Longitude: -6.2623699
Peter Stendys
::I found the place very interesting for both a little shopping and something to eat. Very beautiful and cosy. But it is a little small, and I would have liked there to be a bigger variety of shops
Dunja Turalija
::Iznutra je jako lijepo sve je uređeno u starinsko-modernom štihu. Ovdije možete popiti kavu i kupiti dizajnersku odječu...💟👍
Ciaran McLarnon
::An unusual selection of retail outlets here with a cafe occupying the central floor space on the ground floor. Accessible from front and back with unique shops on 3 levels. Nice atmosphere with a focus on craft style businesses.
Kent Jacques Hudlebusch
::Fantastisk flot sted med mange butikker og madsteder, gemt lidt af vejen.
Jennifer Ross
::Lots of eclectic shopping choices. Everything from antiques to baby clothes and lots in between. The stores are small and some laid out very strangely along walkways, but there is a huge variety to choose from and they have a bit of something for everyone. My husband loved the antique shops, most were full of jewelry or tea service sets, but there were watches and other fun finds as well. The baby shop is super cute and I found some fun things for my niece. The flower shop in the entry has beautiful arrangements. There are a few spots to eat or grab a drink. The bathrooms are well maintained and are found on the top floor. We stopped here a few times while we were in Dublin and I'd absolutely recommend stopping at least once to look around if you're looking for some unique shopping in Dublin.