Guide · 4 Places

Dublin

Ireland

Before You Go

When to Visit

May to September offers mildest weather (13-20°C/55-68°F) though rain possible year-round. St. Patrick's Day (March 17) is major celebration. Summer brings longest days.

Visa

Check requirements

EU/EEA citizens enter freely. US, Canadian, Australian citizens get 90-day visa-free entry. Ireland not in Schengen - separate from continental Europe rules.

Getting There

Transportation

By Air: Dublin Airport (DUB) 10km north of center.

By Ferry: From UK and France to Dublin Port.

Language

Communication

English and Irish (Gaelic) are official. English universally spoken.

Currency

Money matters

Euro (EUR). Cards accepted everywhere, Ireland is quite cashless.

Getting Around

Local transport

Dublin Bus: Extensive network (€2-3.30).

LUAS: Light rail trams, two lines (€2-3.30).

DART: Coastal train to suburbs.

Walking: City center very compact and walkable.

From the Airport

Arrival info

Airlink Bus: Express to center (30 min, €7).

Local Bus: Cheaper routes (40-50 min, €3.30).

Taxi: €25-35 (25 min).

Accommodations

Accommodations

The Westbury

Five-star hotel off Grafton Street. Classic luxury in the heart of Dublin's shopping district.

Bars and Rooftops

Bars and Rooftops

The Stag's Head

Coffee and Tea

Coffee and Tea

3fe Coffee

Cultural and Artistic Venues

Cultural and Artistic Venues

Guinness Storehouse