What do I need to know before going to Dublin?

10 things you need to know before visiting Dublin

1. So much beauty is just outside of the city.
2. Guinness is king.
3. We love the “craic”
4. We’re not part of the British Isles.
5. We drive on the left.
6. We’re sensitive about our past.
7. We drink a lot of tea.
8. We love good manners.

What should I experience in Dublin?

Best things to do in Dublin

1. Kilmainham Gaol. Museums.
2. Phoenix Park. Attractions.
3. Little Museum of Dublin. Museums.
4. Temple Bar.
5. George’s Street Arcade.
6. Iveagh Gardens.
7. Trinity College.
8. Dublin Literary Pub Crawl.

Is Dublin Ireland worth visiting?

At popular times of the year like St. Patrick’s Day, waiting in line for at least an hour is a given. It is worth visiting — not only for a pint with a view but for some background history on the city. Also, there are no tall buildings in the city center to get a really good view — except here.

Is it safe to visit Dublin Ireland?

When speaking in general, Dublin is a very safe city. In Dublin, as in any other European capital city, you should be watchful, vigilant and be aware not to walk into some bad areas. Avoid staying on the street late at night when drunk people express violent behavior and crime are most likely to occur.

How many days in Dublin is enough?

Two days in Dublin is the perfect amount to get a taste of the city if you’re spending roughly 10 days to 2 weeks in Ireland. With only a week or so on the island, we’d recommend spending only one day in Dublin. With three weeks or more, you could consider dedicating more time to the city.

What should I wear in Dublin?

In general, day-to-day Ireland style is casual but always polished. For your Ireland packing list, think nice blouse plus nice jeans (dark colors are always a good go-to choice). When considering what to pack when visiting Dublin, remember that the city is trendy, combining formal and casual wear.

How many days do you need in Dublin?

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What is the best time to visit Dublin Ireland?

The best time to visit Dublin is June through August when temperatures are warm (for Ireland anyway) and festivals fill the streets. This also constitutes the most expensive time to visit, with high hotel rates and airfare prices.

Can I use my Iphone in Ireland?

You cannot use it with a SIM from a local carrier in Ireland. An unlocked phone CAN be used with a local SIM, as stated by roaminggnome. Yes, but Apple does not unlock locked phones. They only sell new phones as unlocked.