Destination

Dublin, Ireland

Literary pubs, Georgian squares and Guinness at the source, with the Wicklow Mountains and the Cliffs of Moher within a day trip, and US preclearance for the flight home.

Trips to Dublin from every city

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When to go

Best months for Dublin
MonthSeason
Januaryfine
Februaryfine
Marchfine
Aprilfine
Maybest
Junebest
Julybest
Augustbest
Septemberbest
Octoberfine
Novemberfine
Decemberfine
  • March: St Patrick's Festival parades and crowds around 17 March
  • June: Bloomsday celebrations on 16 June

Where to stay in Dublin

  • Temple Bar / Trinity: Pubs, cobbles and the main sights, lively until late.
  • St Stephen's Green / Georgian Dublin: Elegant squares and the city's smartest hotels.
  • Docklands: Modern riverside hotels with good value and easy transport.
  • Portobello / Camden Street: Local pubs, cafés and canal walks away from the tourists.

What to do in Dublin

  • Pour your own pint at the Guinness Storehouse
  • See the Book of Kells at Trinity College
  • Pub crawl with live trad music
  • Day trip to the Cliffs of Moher or Glendalough
  • Walk the Howth cliff path
  • Tour Kilmainham Gaol

Good to know

AirportsDublin Airport (DUB)
Passport for US citizensyes
Price levelupscale
Time zoneEurope/Dublin
Kind of tripcity, culture, nightlife, history, road-trip

Questions about Dublin

When is the best time to visit Dublin?

May, June, July, August and September.

Do US citizens need a passport for Dublin?

Yes. Dublin is in Ireland; bring a valid passport.

How expensive is Dublin on the ground?

Dublin is upscale by US standards: plan about $130 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.