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Travel Tips for Dublin


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 National Museum of Ireland

posted by flaurenzi

Whilst the collection itself is not all that much to write about the building is amazing. Fantastic history too, try and find the guy in the curator's choice exhibit who will tell you all about the history of the place!

 National Gallery of Ireland

posted by rhooker

This is perfect if you want a small but prefectly formed slice of culture, as there's not a lot of it but what's there is great. The Yeats room and the landscapes of Ireland was my favourite bit, whilst my sister loved the Baroque Room.

 Dubh Linn Gardens

posted by xbeard

Not a typo, but actually the real beginnings of the settlement, named after the dark pool from which the city got its name. The gardens are just behind the castle, but avoid at lunch time if it's a nice day as the office folk turn out in force!

 Dublin Citty Gallery

posted by mlevett

This place was pretty mental, who wants to see a whole studio, transported across land and sea, and preserved just as it was? I have to say though that it shut the kids up for ages.

 Phoenix Park

posted by hflanders

What a great place to escape to! We went for a couple of walks here and we astonished at the size, as well as the things to see, not least the deer! So convenient for having a city break with some countryside.

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Dublin is one of the most popular party cities in Europe, with the 'Craic' (the Irish concept of having a great laugh) and the black stuff very much to the fore. There's also plenty to see and do beyond the inside of Dublin's hospitable pubs so grab your guide book and get searching for those cheap flights to Dublin.

How to get to Dublin
Dublin is one of the best connected cities in Europe given how much it lies on the periphery of the continent. This is due in no small part to the fact that Ryanair operate a large proportion of their huge flight programme out of this city. The pioneer of the low cost flight to Dublin is often maligned for its poor customer service and dodgy pricing policy (in which it charges extra for virtually everything you can imagine) but there's no doubt that it is the king of cheap flights. Dublin is linked by Ryanair to countless UK airports (London Stansted, London Luton, Bournemouth, Bristol, Birmingham, Blackpool, Liverpool, East Midlands, Glasgow Prestwick, Edinburgh, Doncaster Sheffield, Durham Tees Valley, Leeds Bradford, London Gatwick, Manchester and Newcastle). At many times of the month in one of Ryanair's promotions you can get cheap Dublin flights for as little as £20 return including all taxes. There are of course other airlines that can offer you cheap flights to Dublin, British Airways and Aer Lingus to name just two others. Once there why not pick up cheap Dublin car hire so you can take day trips to the seaside and idyllic villages.

When to go to Dublin
It's most unlikely that you'll be too fussed about the weather when you're booking your flights to Dublin. There's a great reason why the Dublin pub scene is so vibrant and popular, for much of the year there's not much attraction in spending too much of your time outside in the Irish capital. Dublin has a high level of rainfall throughout the year and temperatures can get very chilly outside of the summer months of June, July and August. Of course on a great summer day Dublin is a beautiful thing but don't bank on seeing too many of them. Because of this there's not much of a seasonal pattern to when you can find a cheap Dublin flight. If you are planning a short break then you have to be careful when you travel if you want to find really cheap flights. Dublin, like other city break destinations, is most expensive to travel to on a Friday and away from on a Sunday so beware peak time prices.

What to do in Dublin
The south side of the River Liffey is the home to Temple Bar, one of the most famous entertainment areas in Europe. The pubs and bars here offer a cosy and now smoke free environment that any visitor to Dublin ought to experience. There's also plenty of good shopping on the south side with the area around Grafton Street offering plenty of major names and boutiques. To the north of the river you'll find the Guiness brewery which is well worth a visit and a number of literary points of interest. If you're a sports fan a visit to Croke Park to see a game of hurling or Gaelic football would also add an interesting dimension to your trip.

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