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Trip Preparation
Dublin (Baile Átha Cliath in Irish) is the capital of the Republic of Ireland. With a population of over 500'000 inhabitants, Dublin is the largest city in the country.
Weather / When to go?
Dublin's climate is maritime, characterized by mild winters and cool summers. May and June are the months with the most sun. August is the rainiest month.
Weather / When to go?
Dublin's climate is maritime, characterized by mild winters and cool summers. May and June are the months with the most sun. August is the rainiest month.
Country and People
History
The city of Dublin was built in 988 BC. The first inhabitants of the city were Norman. In the 9th century the city was occupied by the Danes, who were ousted by the Anglo-Normans. After the English Revolution, Oliver Cromwell ruled the city. Dublin then had a population of 9'000 inhabitants and chaos reigned in the city. However, in the 17th century saw a boom when Protestant refugees emigrated from Europe to Dublin. Soon thereafter, Dublin became the second largest city in the United Kingdom. In 1800 the Act of Union joined the United Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland, creating the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland which caused the destruction of the Irish parliament. The situation in Ireland is that Ireland improved to declare its independence in 1922. Then the city of Dublin became the center of political, economic and cultural development of Ireland.
The city of Dublin was built in 988 BC. The first inhabitants of the city were Norman. In the 9th century the city was occupied by the Danes, who were ousted by the Anglo-Normans. After the English Revolution, Oliver Cromwell ruled the city. Dublin then had a population of 9'000 inhabitants and chaos reigned in the city. However, in the 17th century saw a boom when Protestant refugees emigrated from Europe to Dublin. Soon thereafter, Dublin became the second largest city in the United Kingdom. In 1800 the Act of Union joined the United Kingdom of Great Britain and the Kingdom of Ireland, creating the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland which caused the destruction of the Irish parliament. The situation in Ireland is that Ireland improved to declare its independence in 1922. Then the city of Dublin became the center of political, economic and cultural development of Ireland.
Getting Around
Airport
Dublin Airport is about 9 miles north of downtown. Every 15 minutes there is a blue bus (Aircoach) from the airport to the city center and commutes to the larger hotels.
Public transport
In Dublin there are two major railway stations, the train from Heuston station which is located in the west of the city, and Connolly Station in the center of the city. To get to Dublin it is better to take the bus.
Car Rental
In a rental car you can travel more comfortably. A rental car is the ideal means of transportation to explore the island.
Dublin Airport is about 9 miles north of downtown. Every 15 minutes there is a blue bus (Aircoach) from the airport to the city center and commutes to the larger hotels.
Public transport
In Dublin there are two major railway stations, the train from Heuston station which is located in the west of the city, and Connolly Station in the center of the city. To get to Dublin it is better to take the bus.
Car Rental
In a rental car you can travel more comfortably. A rental car is the ideal means of transportation to explore the island.
Discover and Enjoy
Latest version edited by chris kerkhof
EventsThe national holiday is the most popular in Dublin, St. Patrick's Day. It is celebrated each year on 17 March. In Dublin a parade is organized on St. Patrick's Day.
Another popular holiday is Halloween.
Culinary Delights
In Dublin there are numerous "Breakfast Bars" where you can go for breakfast. Typical of Ireland as the UK, it's fast food. Also there are many fast food restaurants in Dublin, which are an inexpensive alternative to restaurants. Typical regional pubs also serve food (pub food), sandwiches, Chicken in the Basket or Roast Beef with Gravy and Veggies Potatoes.
Worth seeing
The Temple Bar district is in central Dublin on the banks of the River Liffey and is the most famous neighborhood. There The nightlife of Dublin is also there, because there are many pubs and bars.
One of the most famous buildings is Dublin Castle, which is located in the old town and until 1922 was the seat of British government sections in Ireland.
The Trinity College is also in Dublin; the university famous throughout the world, founded by Queen Elizabeth I.
The Liffey River can be crossed via a pedestrian bridge to Half Penny Bridge. In Dublin there are two cathedrals, the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity (Christ Church), a medieval cathedral and the largest is the Cathedral of St. Patrick. The emblem of the city is the statue of the fishmonger Moly Malone on Grafton Street. There is also a popular song about life and has become the unofficial anthem of Dublin.
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Hotel reviews for hotels in Dublin
... for a short stay in Dublin and a central planning, solid and especially cheap for B & B ... Abbott Lodge Guesthouse Price-performance was true ( circa 40 , - € per room)! If you with friends ... is the right place for. But if you travel with his/your loved one I would recommend spending a little bit more ... money. The rooms are quite small ( reminiscent of the college again), also the bathroom. It has also ... Read more
in November 10
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Julia, Age 26-30, Couple
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... rule in Dublin. What was not OK was the room cleaning. I don't think you notice when just staying ... - performance ratio is great for Dublin, the location superb! But if I come to Dublin again ... Hotel Ashling The hotel is in good shape, which conforms to a 4 * hotel. We had booked a room ... without breakfast, but made use of it three times. The guests are very international and pleasant ... Read more
in March 11
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Wolfgang, Age 41-45, Friends
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... because we were only staying for one night and of course I preferred the advantages of the city of Dublin ... next to a bathtub and a large sink! In any case, enjoy the sights in the city of Dublin. A special tip ... The Croke Park Hotel The hotel looked quite plain from the outside but inside it was quite modern ... and I thought it was very beautiful. Furthermore, the room card was needed in the elevator ... Read more
in March 11
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Holger, Age 26-30, Solo/single
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... is in the 'Connell street... The main street from Dublin.
and it is also not far to the Fleetstreet (Temple bar ... soundproofed! Dublin is worth a journey. The Irish are a very friendly people. Only please look ... Hotel Castle Room rather small, also the shower/toilet.
in the general was the room clean, take ... a closer look one was not allowed to.
breakfast buffet in the waiter. Selection rather small ... Read more
in October 11
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Alexandra, Age 36-40, Friends
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... book. There is in Dublin safe for the same price more beautiful accommodation! ... Hotel Maple from the outside looks the hotel nice from, but inside very dated!
there is no lift ... , only a narrow stairwell.
however the safety capitalized. The front desk is always occupied and one ... comes in the evening only to the hotel, if a from the inside be open. very nice, close to the Spire ... Read more
in July 11
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Magdalena, Age 19-25, Family
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