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Dublin, Ireland

Discover Dublin

Discover Irish pubs, music and stories amid the city's Georgian streets, Medieval landmarks, and lush green parks

Dublin is a warm, vibrant city with an old soul, colorful doors, and cobblestone streets. History is part of the everyday, from Viking roots and Georgian townhouses to rebel landmarks and literary legends whose words still echo through the city’s bookshops and bars.

The food scene is cozy and creative, with traditional Irish stews alongside natural wine bars, fresh seafood by the coast, and cafés that make you want to linger all afternoon with a good read and a cup of tea.

Strolling along the River Liffey, catching traditional Celtic music in a candlelit pub, or picnicking on St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin feels alive with charm and heart.

Why we love Dublin

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In Dublin, literary legacy and pub culture go hand in hand, with Georgian streets, centuries-old libraries, and live music spilling out of cozy corner bars.
The vibe is warm and witty, where strangers chat like old friends, sharing a pint and a story.
History is layered into every stone and street, from Viking foundations and medieval cathedrals to the GPO and Glasnevin Cemetery.
The food scene is hearty, evolving, and full of local pride, whether you’re tucking into a full Irish breakfast, discovering new flavors in the Liberties, or sipping locally distilled whiskey by a turf fire.
Whether you're strolling along the Liffey, catching a play at the Abbey, or reading Joyce in St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin feels lived-in, lyrical, and full of soul.

Dublin at a glance

When to go

summerAvg temp66° / 48°
fallAvg temp60° / 40°

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Safety

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Getting There

Dublin International is the city's only airport and the largest in Ireland, with major and low-cost carriers serving destinations in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Dublin airports

  • Dublin AirportDUB
    5km / 3mito city center
    TaxiCity busAircoachAirlink
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Dublin flight trends

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Average fares

economy class

2¢/pointFare value

Typical cash

$991

Typical points

50,000pts

Lowest points

50,000pts
Average fares

business class

2.29¢/pointFare value

Typical cash

$5,916

Typical points

257,000pts

Lowest points

257,000pts

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  • New York (JFK)Dublin (DUB)

    Mar 03, 2027business | non-stop
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    Mar 13, 2027business | non-stop
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    May 01, 2027business | multi-stop
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    Jun 15, 2027business | multi-stop
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    Nov 21, 2026economy | non-stop
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  • Raleigh-Durham (RDU)Dublin (DUB)

    May 27, 2027economy | non-stop
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    $424 Cashabout13,000 pts

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    Oct 14, 2026economy | non-stop
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    May 25, 2027economy | non-stop
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  • New York (LGA)Dublin (DUB)

    Nov 10, 2026economy | multi-stop
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    $383 Cashabout20,000 pts

Explore Dublin

Dublin is packed with amazing things to see and do, but here are five top must-dos to get that true Dubliner experience.

Grafton Street
Glasnevin Cemetery
Phoenix Park
Little Museum of Dublin
Stoneybatter

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Frequently asked questions

  • How many days is enough for Dublin?

    Three days will give you a nice taste of Dublin and its top attractions, but you could easily spend a week or more using the city as your home base for nearby day trips.

  • When is the best weather in Dublin?

    Summer (June-August) sees the warmest temperatures in Dublin, with nights in the low 50s and days up to 70 degrees.

  • When is the cheapest time to go to Dublin?

    Hotel rates and flight fares tend to be at their lowest in winter, from December to February (aside from the New Year holiday, when prices tend to spike).

  • How far is the Dublin airport from the city?

    The city's main airport, DUB, is about 5kms (3 mi) from the city center, accessible via taxi, city bus, Aircoach or Airlink, in about 20 minutes.

  • Is Dublin safe?

    Dublin is generally considered a safe city, though it is a major metro area that sees a lot of tourists, so you should exercise caution and keep your eyes on your valuables, especially at night or in crowded areas.

  • Do I need to rent a car in Dublin?

    A car is more of a hindrance than a help in Dublin, where walking, biking, and city buses can get you anywhere you want to go without the hassle of parking.

  • Is Dublin expensive?

    As a major city and popular tourist destination, Dublin is on the more expensive side, particularly for hotels. A four-star hotel in a popular neighborhood will generally run $200-$300 per night. Note that there are high taxes on dining within city limits.