Cheap Flights to Dublin

Founded in 988, Dublin was originally settled by Vikings amongst a population of Celtic tribes. By the 14th century the king of England controlled Dublin and the nearby area referred to as “the Pale”. By the 17th century Dublin was the second great city of Britain only behind London and a period when great Georgian style building were constructed which still stand today. The city’s markets are fun places to stroll and many pubs are being closed in the city to make way for trendy cafes and coffee shops. The city’s Trinity College is one of the most famed university’s in the world and the area bordering the school is filled with handsome architecture and wonderful green spaces. The famed shopping street known as Grafton St. is where you’ll find great bargains and see some peculiar sites. The colorful doors of the old Georgian homes make great photos to take back home. While the people are mostly friendly and  accommodating, some get a bit aggressive after a long night at the local pub so beware.

Best time to visit: Spring, summer and fall

Getting around: The city is so small and compact that walking is the best way to navigate its narrow streets, so bring a good pair of walking shoes.

Our favorite hotel: The Clarence (6-8 Wellington Quay) – This is the famous hotel owned by U2’s Bono and The Edge. This world famous hotel is based in fashionable Mecca Temple Bar district and over looks the River Liffey.

Our favorite restaurant: Mulligans of Poolbeg St, - This being a pub town, you know the best food is always served in one of the beer halls and Mulligans is one of the most famous -  is one of Dublin's most famous drinking establishments; a traditional pub which has hosted punters from the world of acting, literature, horseracing, journalism and Gaelic sports for over a century.