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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 enjoys its reputation as one of the best cities for partying the weekend away. The 'craic' and Guinness are the unofficial main attractions in the city, but don't forget to stick your head out of the pub door every now and then - you could even see something else than the inside of your glass! City breaks here aren't cheap though, so use our search to get a great deal on your flight and accommodation.

Getting a flight to Dublin

Thanks to lowcost airline Ryanair, it's easy to get Dublin from the UK. And once this airline started up all these routes, others followed, so shop around for a great low cost flight. If you're after getting to know the place a little better, consider cheap Dublin car hire and you could be exploring the seaside or the local villages. Best stick to public transport if you're planning on spending most of your time with a pint in your hand though!

When to go to Dublin

Expect the weather to be broadly similar to the north of the UK, with rain likely most of the year. Temperatures in Dublin can get pretty cold, although you should find June, July and August more temperate! If you're after cheap flight prices then there is not much of a seasonal change throughout the year, but weekend breakers beware. Friday to Sunday is the most popular break to make, so why not go for the alternative Saturday to Monday to take advantage of lower prices? The annual St Patrick's Day is always completely mental and books up early so you need to get arranging you 2013 trip now if you want to take in this celebration in Dublin!

What to do in Dublin

If you're heading to Dublin for the 'craic' then you'll want to head to Temple Bar straight from your flight! Not actually the name of one bar, it's an area just on the south bank of the river, and it's known for being one of the best entertainment areas in Europe! You can even dance at a club owned by U2 here! Grafton Street offers a great shopping day out whilst for many the Guiness brewery is the pinnacle of a trip to Dublin. You could also seek out the Book of Kells at Trinity College, it's one of the oldest in existence. And why not visit Croke Park for a game of hurling to really add a proper Irish twang to your visit?

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