Come to the green havens of the capital
city of Ireland, Dublin. The city has an expanse of green hues more
than any other city in Europe. With its old world charm and exquisite
architecture, Dublin, has been a travellers retreat for a quite time
with themselves and their loved ones. Situated at the mouth of River
Liffey, Dublin and its environs offer a great escape to a new world.
Culturally a vibrant city, Dublin has lots to offer. The attractions
are endless so is its cuisine. The experiences in your list may go
endless one you visit the ‘emerald isle’.
Though Dublin is well connected with
public transport, it may seem to you as a chaos at the very first
sight. Being a traveler it is best that you take a car hire Dublin.
Just take a car hire from Dublin airport to your destination to
escape the frenzy. Car hire Dublin airport is advised as you would
definitely not want to switch through public transport after a long
haul of journey with your luggage and family. Besides that, car hire
Dublin can prevent you from the hassle of tracing routes and getting
to various attractions in the city. A situation other than that may
lead to considerable time lag and fatigue. Forget the fuss about
waiting at stops and figuring out routes. Just choose your preferred
car model and get ahead with your sojourn. You can book a rented car
online or get the service at the dedicated airport counters. Any
which way, the service offers you good bargain and helps you tap your
travel budget too.
Just slip into one of your favorite car
models and explore the city. Dublin has a very vibrant night life.
Unlike other cities in Europe where pubs are more of bars, in Dublin
pubs are places where you get good food with a dash of authentic
Irish Guinness beer and you can visit with your families. You not
only get familiar with people but get good taste of authentic Irish
food. Do not miss the Irish stew and breakfast laden with bacon,
beans, sausages and white pudding with a cup of Irish coffee.
As you get along with the people and
culture explore the nook and crannies of this city. Dublin is famous
for its Georgian architecture. Visit the famous Dublin castle built
in 1204. This castle, at one point, was the seat of the British rule
in Ireland. Also visit the Christ Church Cathedral for its
interesting crypts and Mansion House, the official residence of Mayor
of Dublin. If you are and art connoisseur, Dublin has scores of
museums. The Green on Red Gallery on Lombard Street East has the most
modern and contemporary art work. The Irish Museum of Modern Art on
Military Road is also famous for the same. A visit to the Abbey
Theater will give a good glimpse of some of the Irish plays.
End your sojourn with some shopping at
Grafton Street, between St Stephen's Green and Trinity College, one
of the famous pedestrian shopping areas.
