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Expanding on either side of the Liffey River, Dublin is bubbling with activity! The capital of southern Ireland is cultural, festive and gastronomic, with a lots of lovely features that attract hordes of visitors. It is your turn to discover it thanks to the direct flight from Bordeaux.
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5 good reasons to go to Dublin
A jumble of beautiful architecture
The best way to discover Dublin is to wander around the city. Its Georgian-style houses are an integral part of the decor. They can easily be spotted with their colourful doors. George's Street Arcade, Ha’Penny Bridge, The Spire (huge sculpture), Saint Patrick’s Gothic cathedral, the castle and Trinity College are all must-sees.
Free museums
One of Dublin’s assets is the fact that its national museums are free. Great for travellers on a tight budget. Get ready for a cultural trip round the city! Step inside the National Gallery and National Museum of Ireland, the Modern Art museum, the Chester Beatty Library, the science gallery in Trinity College and Farmleigh.
Partying with the Irish
Fancy celebrating Saint Patrick’s Day or enjoying a night out dancing to Irish music? Book your flight now and jet off to Dublin! Have a pint of Guinness and listen to some music in any pub in the city. Small spontaneous concerts are often held in Dublin’s squares as you walk through the city.
The second largest park in Europe
Dublin is a green city, with its many parks and lush lawns. The capital boasts the second largest park in Europe: Phoenix Park. The park is also home to a manor and library, and animals roam free there. Saint Stephen's Green and the botanical gardens are also extremely pleasant places to go.
Near the seaside
Located right on the Irish Sea, the air in Dublin is fresh and invigorating. Breathe in some fresh air during a trip to the quiet ports of Howth or Dún Laoghaire. The capital is only a 30-minute train ride away from these charming seaside towns. If you go out even further, you will soon come across the coast’s sheer cliffs.
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Culture and history
Cradle of Irish literature
During your trip to Dublin, go and discover this architectural gem: Trinity College. Built towards the end of the 16th century, the University saw many big literary names go by: Oscar Wilde, Samuel Beckett, Bram Stoker, etc. Do not miss out on the library and its Long Room. This magnificent room displays the Book of Kells, an enlightened 9th-century manuscript.
Plunging into Guinness
Right in the heart of Dublin, the Guinness Storehouse teaches visitors about Ireland’s most iconic stout. From the brand’s creation to how the drink is made, visitors will be captivated by the incredible visitor experience. Bonus: a free pint on the top floor, out on the panoramic terrace.
A quick stay in prison
Open in 1796, the Kilmainham Gaol offers a fascinating yet chilling experience. The tour leads you through the windowless cells, the courtyard and a few other rooms. Its walls held thieves, beggars and murderers captive, as well as people involved in the Easter Rising - a rebellion for Ireland’s independence.
Outings
The Temple Bar area
The very best area of town to party with the Irish is Temple Bar. Restaurants, bars, art galleries and cultural centres draw travellers in and welcome them to delve into Dublin’s culture. Get a glimpse of the area’s most renowned bar: the Temple Bar with its red façade.
Eat at church
Looking for an original restaurant? The Church’s unusual environment is quite surprising. Set up in an old church, the restaurant has kept all the original architecture. Instead of fast food, typical Irish dishes are served here, filled with fresh and local produce. Given its good reputation, we recommend that you book a table.
Gastronomy
Irish stew
The Irish love cooking stews. In Dublin, the favourite is beef and Guinness stew. Beef and vegetables are left to simmer quietly in Guinness - the famous Irish stout. If you like this dish, you should try Guinness pie. The stew is simply covered in pastry.
Must-have Irish coffee
You cannot miss out on the famous Irish coffee when travelling to Dublin. Served as a cocktail and a dessert, Irish coffee should be consumed in moderation. Whisky is mixed in with coffee. A touch of sugar is added, with whipped cream on top. This delightful drink will warm you up on a rainy day.
Practical information
Flight duration
1h55
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Distance
1030 km
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12°C (max 19°C)
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16°C (max 21°C)
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8°C (max 15°C)
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6°C (max 11°C)
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