Dublin Advice

If you are keen to visit Dublin, then here are useful tips that will help you enjoy your time here, and ensure that you get the most out of your stay, whether it's a short business trip, a long weekend, or a family holiday.

Weather

Dublin's weather is mild in the winter, and cool in the summer. Surprisingly, Dublin has less rain per year than London, Sydney, New York and even Dallas, and has a similar climate to the UK. Whilst the weather may not always be as hot and sunny as it is in other European destinations, there is always plenty to see and do in Dublin, come rain or shine.

Currency

Ireland's currency is the Euro, which is the same currency as many other European countries. You will need to check the exchange rate to see how this equates to your local currency. Why not book your currency online before you go?

When To Visit Dublin

It's always the right time to visit Dublin, and you will be sure of a great reception, and fantastic hospitality, no matter what time of year you visit. Dublin is the perfect destination for a city break, a stag or hen weekend or as the starting point of a touring holiday around Ireland. Whether you visi Dublin as a business day trip, a long winter weekend away with friends, or a family holiday in the summer, you are sure to find plenty to see and do in and around Dublin.

About Dublin

Dublin has been established since at least AD 140, when it was written about by the Greek cartographer Ptolemy. Since then it has grown to be a thriving city and a popular destination for tourists from all round the world, and for businesses. Dublin is now one of the fastest growing cities in Europe.

Many famous figures from the world of the arts and entertainment, including James Joyce, Samuel Becket and Oscar Wilde, orginate from Dublin. Dublin is rightly proud of it's culture, and there are many libraries, theatres, museums, and music venues. Music is another of Dublin’s famous exports. Both U2 and Boyzone are just a couple of the bands from Dublin which have enjoyed incredible international success.

What To Do in Dublin

Dublin offers an exciting nightlife, and there are many pubs, bars and restaurants to choose from, and the Temple Bar area of the city is renowned the world over.

There are several shopping districts in Dublin, such as the famous Grafton Street, and the Ilac Shopping Centre, and there is much to see and do in the city centre itself.

The well known Dublin Castle was built in the 13^th century, is just a short walk from the Temple Bar, and is well worth visiting.

With so much to do and see in Dublin, it's no wonder that Dublin Holidays are so popular.

What Next?

Why not book your visit to Dublin online, and experience the city, it’s people and culture for yourself?

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