Dublin, Ireland’s capital city bursting with personality, has origins dating back 1000 years. An eclectic city with much to see, you’ll experience history, art, literature, food, and architecture during your visit. You’ll love Dublin for so many reasons, from its medieval castles and cathedrals to friendly locals to spacious parks and gardens. Its landscape is truly picture-perfect, with rolling countryside, seaside villages, and beautiful beaches. Dublin’s arts and cultural scene is thriving, with lots of free things to do. Book a walking tour to discover the history or cycle to explore this bike-friendly city. Browse the spectacular markets, from farmer’s markets and pop-up markets to flea markets and designer markets. The shopping strips are fabulous, with stores ranging from vintage boutiques and design shops to high street shopping and independent fashion labels. Experience the café culture at cozy cafes and tea shops during an afternoon. Don’t forget the superb dining consisting of traditional Irish fare, a wide selection of ethnic eateries, and best of all, fresh seafood from the coast. Experience traditional Irish music and dance performed live during your stay. And you can’t board your flight without first experiencing a night out at the pub, a must-do for new visitors.
Getting Around: Arrive at the Dublin Airport (DUB), located about 10 km from the city, and catch a bus or taxi. When you arrive in the city, buses and trains are available, but the best way to get around is by bike or by foot.
Where to Stay: In Dublin, the accommodation options are endless. Choose from hotels, bed and breakfasts, hostels, guesthouses, and country and farm houses. Dublin has options to suit all budgets, whether you want the personal touch of a B&B or the luxury of a top hotel.
Weather: The warmest months of the year are July and August when temperatures range from 15C to 20C. The coldest months are January and February when temperatures drop between 4C and 8C. Rainfall is common throughout the year with December being the wettest month.
Attractions
- National Gallery
- National Museum of Ireland
- Museum of Natural History
- Science Gallery
- National Botanic Gardens
- Dublin Castle
- Kilmainham Gaol
- The Guinness Storehouse
- Trinity College
- John Kavanagh’s
- St Patrick’s Cathedral
- Chester Beatty Library
- Old Jameson Distillery
- Marsh’s Library
Dublin vacations are a perfect way to experience the beauty and culture of Ireland. Book online or call to speak with a travel agent who can help!