Is Dublin a good city to live in?

Despite a housing crisis, Dublin is as good a place to live in as it was this time last year, a new survey from Mercer indicates, which also reveals that Dublin is the top ranking city across the UK and Ireland. Dublin also beat Paris (39), Lisbon (38), Madrid (49) and Rome (57).

Is Dublin a wealthy city?

IRELAND may have endured four years of austerity and unemployment may be topping 14pc, but Dublin is still one of the richest cities in the world. That makes Dublin the fourth highest paying metropolitan area in Europe. …

Is Dublin an attractive city?

DUBLIN HAS BEEN named the 34th best city worldwide to live in (and the best in UK and Ireland). Here’s a little homage to those who think our little capital is the most beautiful in the world.

Is Dublin sketchy?

Is Dublin safe or not has a simple answer – Yes, it is a safe city and common sense on avoiding being a victim of crime is to be applied just as in any other European city. As the wise high sparrow once said, if you grew up in the dodgy areas of Dublin – you can live anywhere without fear.

Are some cities overrated for vacation?

But, this rise in visitors has led to some cities that are considered highly overrated for vacations. Problems such as overcrowding, high prices, and long lines are just a few of the reasons that some places are just losing their appeal.

Is it overcrowded in Amsterdam?

Like any other European destination, it can be overcrowded during peak seasons. To truly let this city shine, know its limitations and what it offers before you go and be willing to just let the city be itself. This will let you enjoy it without it feeling like just another stop.

Is Prague overcrowded?

Prague is a beautiful city that has history and culture to offer its visitors. It has become one of the most popular destinations in Europe, drawing thousands of people yearly. But this has caused the city to become overcrowded and difficult to navigate at times.

How can I make London feel less overrated?

Take the bus and check out some of the local pubs and cafes. Avoid the tourist traps and just enjoy the city. Take in some of the museums and other venues and just immerse yourself in all that London has to offer. Treat London like a home away from home and it will lose the overrated feeling that has people avoiding it.