Welcome to our page for travel to Dublin, the capital and largest city in Ireland located near the midpoint of the country's east coast. Most of Ireland has a mild, temperate climate with few extremes in either direction. Dublin generally receives less rain then the rest of the country although winters can still be soggy and showers are common throughout the year. Summers in Dublin are cool and generally pleasant peaking at about 68F in July. The coldest months are January and February, but even then, the temperature rarely dips below 34F.
When you're planning your next trip, you may wish to visit the Tourism Ireland web site which is the official guide for travel to Ireland. This is a wonderful site, much like the country itself. Visitors can find sightseeing and activities that are regularly updated. The site also has a trip builder area to help you make your travel plans.
For more specific information to the city itself, we recommend the County Dublin web site, this is an official web site for the county and city of Dublin, Ireland. Before you start making firm plans, you probably should read the consular info sheet for Ireland, this publication from the U.S. government provides important info regarding traveling to Ireland.
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If you do fly, chances are you will fly directly in to Dublin Airport (DUB). The airport is about 12 miles from the city with taxis and buses readily available. If you are the type that likes to plan ahead, you can book a private airport transfer that will take you from the airport directly to your hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
At the time of booking, you will be required to provide your flight and hotel details.
The U.S. State Department publishes the U.S. passport services office to find out how to obtain a passport, they can also help you with replacing or changing a U.S. passport. Finally, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides detailed health tips to help you prepare for travel to any country. |
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