|
Loading...
|
|
|
Loading...
|
Compare prices from over 50 UK travel agents with one search
Check out our handpicked Real Deals - the web's best travel bargains
Got the flights booked and found the perfect hotel, all that's left is to grab a great Dublin car hire deal. You've come to the right place because at dealchecker we'll do all the searching for you, you just have to choose your favourite deal.
| Travel Tips for Dublin |
|
 Bewleys Hotel Dublin Airport
posted by vibhusharma on 19 August 2009 at 20:16 This is very good hotel and near to airport. I and my wife stayed in the hotel for 2 days. Our stay was very pleasant due to great hospitality by the hotel staff. We have taken a large room and that has a very big bathroom. Food was good, we have taken our launch and dinner in the hotel. It was a bi ... more Kilmainham Gaol Historical Museum
posted by DVC_Chris on 4 August 2009 at 23:57 While Dublin is an incredibly rich city culturally, one of the most moving experiences that I had when visiting it was taking the time to see the Kilmainham Gaol Historical Museum. This museum served as a prison in the 19th century, and is the site where many of the leaders of the Easter Rebellion ... more Blooms Hotel
posted by shravyareddy on 15 July 2009 at 06:02 The hotel is located in the center of the city. It is a 3 star hotel. Beside the hotel there is two shopping areas. Where many other attraction places are also there. There are 86 spacious bedrooms. There even residents bar. There is friendly environment . The food is very delicious here. They sup ... more Radisson Blu Royal Hotel
posted by Shaon on 5 June 2009 at 14:14 I spent 4 nights there in my business trip; my suite was situated on first floor with an excellent view. Their restaurant is really great, I had really fantastic breakfast. M not getting words to explain their bathroom, they have TV above the bath, separate shower etc… their staffs were coope ... more Fallon & Byrne
posted by irishiiiiiis on 1 June 2009 at 03:18 Fallon&Byrne offers a nice variety menu for your dining experience. The service is good and the food is fresh. If you are looking for something with less of a fuss then just go to the emporium where you can shop and pick up a deli style sandwich. Also good. Fallon&Byrne also has a wine c ... more |
Dublin deserves at least two nights, if for no other reason than to sample the fantastic restaurants and pubs. Dublin car rental options are numerous, but if you're staying in the centre you'll be able to get around easily by foot and bus, so keep the car for excursions. Hiring a car What to see However most of the tourist action is on the south side where you'll find the museums, churches, castles and public buildings quite close together. Dublin is also very loyal to its writers and at the Dublin Writer's Museum there are literary pieces from authors such as Swift, Sheridan, Yeats, Shaw, Wilde, Joyce and Beckett while James Joyce gets his own museum. Pubs and Guinness Once you've organised your car hire, Dublin has great accommodation options for you to check out, just do a simple hotel search .
Car hire in Dublin is essential if you're using the capital as a gateway to other areas of Ireland, but as it's a big city you'll experience the usual traffic and parking trouble. One tip is to make Dublin the last stop on your Ireland tour so you can get used to the Irish road rules (and driving on the left) before you get to Dublin.
With a population of over a million, Dublin offers a wealth of cultural, historical and social activities. There are theatres, museums, bookstores, historical sites and if the weather's fine you can head to one of the many attractive parks. The River Liffey is at the heart of the city, the riversides aren't too exciting, but don't miss the Four Courts on the north bank designed by the great architect James Gandon and the Custom House about a mile downstream.
The biggest attractions in Ireland are the traditional Irish pubs, which you'll find all over Dublin. Try the simple but delicious food, sing along with the folk singers and sip Ireland's famous Guinness beer. If you enjoy it you could visit the Guinness Stonehouse. Dublin's most visited attraction is over 250 years old and from the bar at the top you'll get 360 degree views across the city.
|
8
|
8
|
9
|
12
|
14
|
17
|
19
|
19
|
17
|
14
|
10
|
8
|
| J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D |
