Dublin City Breaks & Short Breaks
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Why Book a City Break with Flightline?
If it's lively excitement or cultural significance that ranks high on your wish list, Dublin city breaks tick both boxes.
Dublin is of course the capital city for the Republic of Ireland and it is both a growing modern city as well as a hugely historical and cultural centre of the country. Dublin city is used for a variety of reasons by tourists as couples come to explore the landmarks and hidden delights of the city, really looking to become submerged in the intoxicating culture. Large groups are also interested in Dublin because of the lively nightlife, whether it's a stag do, a hen night or just a long weekend with friends.
Try a Short Break in Dublin
Tours are always popular to visit those must see landmarks, but many folk appreciate going on their own fact finding mission to uncover more than what's in the guide book. You will find that discovering hidden gems here and there is what will make you trip to Dublin much more unique and memorable. Dublin accommodation is vast and varied allowing tourists on various budgets to come and visit. A worthwhile side not is that the hotels in Dublin city centre offer you great location to enjoy the best of the attractions.
Dublin Airport is just north outside the city, which allows you easy access when you are coming into the city or heading out. You will find getting around Dublin is made much easier thanks to the trams and buses, which run regularly. For quick and easy travel, perhaps after a late night, you will be able to hail taxis with ease. Cheap flights to Dublin tend to be fairly easy to come by when you book well in advance.
Things to See and Do in Dublin
If you would rather cut to the point or just gain a little background information before exploring the streets of Dublin, then you can enjoy yourself in one of the many museums throughout the city. In the National Museum of Ireland you can see various archaeological finds, whilst over in the National Gallery of Ireland you can witness some great Irish art. Entry into both museums is free.
Dublin is located on the banks of the River Liffey, which offers another interesting option for tourists to enjoy. Families enjoy taking the boat tours, which operate from the Grand Canal Dock. The tour will explain the uses of the river historically and what they offer to the city in the modern world. As Dublin was originally founded as a Viking settlement you should visit Dublinia & the Viking World, which is a fun way to see how early civilisation was with the various exhibitions.
The nightlife is certainly something that Dublin city breaks are well noted for amongst many tourists. Whether it's a long weekend or just the one night many people come with aim of enjoying a drink in one of the classically themed bars or superb bars located around the city. Clubs are another popular option and despite high entry fees they are certainly worth the experience.
The Best Time to Enjoy Dublin
The weather in Dublin typically peaks in summer, but the truth is that the weather doesn't have a large bearing on what you can and can't do on Dublin city breaks. Summer will of course bring warmer weather, however, most people will be looking to just avoid the coldest weather, this occurs during the winter season around December, January and February. That said the winter time can be a magical time to visit Dublin as the city's Christmas lights provide and warm glow to the already welcoming atmosphere. Flights to Dublin are on offer all year long, corresponding with the never-ending appeal of the city.
