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Dublin, the capital of Ireland, awaits you with its astonishing nature and captivating history. You can get the most affordable flight tickets to Dublin 6-8 months before your trip. Check out deals from Pegasus for the cheapest direct flights from İstanbul to Dublin Airport. Start your journey to discover Dublin by finding the cheapest flights to Dublin, Ireland.
Exploring Dublin
With direct flights to Dublin, you can explore a magnificent combination of nature and history. This city has a long history dating back to prehistoric times and the Vikings, and a nature covered in the greenest green you have ever seen. Get ready to climb the cliffs of Dublin, experience extraterrestrial-looking rock formations in Giant’s Causeway, and dive into the history of Ireland’s capital at the National Museum of Ireland.
Transportation in Dublin
Flights to Dublin
Since the Republic of Ireland is situated on the British Isles, the easiest and most comfortable way to get to the country is by plane. You can check out the cheapest flights from İstanbul to Dublin (ESB connecting flight) on flypgs.com!
Transportation from Dublin Airport
Since the train is not directly connected to the Dublin Airport, you can get the bus, taxi, shuttle, or rental car to the city centre from the Dublin Airport, which is 11.6 km from the city centre.
Public Transport in Dublin
The country is very easy to get around. However, if you wish to see the outskirts and natural beauties of the city, you might want to grab a cab or rent a car. Here is a list of transportation choices around the city of Dublin:
Bus
Taking a bus is a very convenient way of public transport in Dublin. Unlike the train, buses go all around the city at higher speeds. Moreover, you can get a Leap Card to take buses at cheaper prices too. Get on the double-decker yellow buses to go all around the city.
Tram / Train
There are two tram lines and a couple of train lines around the city. Here is a map of Dublin's railroad transportation. Although they pass close to most central points in the city, train and tram lines do not go to every corner of the city, including the Dublin Airport, and are not very fast; therefore, most people prefer using buses to get around the city. However, if you don't like to be stuck in traffic and get a view of the bay areas of Dublin as you travel, hop on the train! You can also use the Leap Card to get on trains and trams.
Taxi
Not only is it very easy to get a taxi in Dublin, but it’s also a great option for fast and comfortable travel in the city centre. However, the prices are high compared to other means of transportation.
Car Rental
Consider renting a car for a more independent tour around the city and to see the natural beauties on the outskirts. Remember, the traffic flows on the left-hand side in Ireland. It might take some time to get used to it. However, along with the comfort of your driving, you will save time renting a car rather than taking the bus or train to go places such as Moher Cliffs, which last almost double to go to by bus or train. Additionally, you do not need an IDP (International Driving Permit) to rent a car in the Republic of Ireland. You can rent a car just fine with your EU driver’s license or a national one.
Accommodation in Dublin
There are many options for hotels and hostels in the city centre. Since they are relatively closer to the most famous attractions of the city, consider hotels in Trinity or Merrion Square for your first visit and let the city reveal at your feet. If this is a family trip, you might want to check out the hotels in Donnybrook and Ballsbridge areas, which are relatively more peaceful and less crowded suburban areas of the city. It is even possible to find castles in Dublin and surrounding counties for accommodation, where you can rent a room and enjoy your stay in a historic place.
Useful Information for Dublin
Here is a list for you to consider before booking your flight to Dublin, Ireland:
- The best time to visit the country is during the summer, around July and August when the temperatures are the highest.
- Make sure to book your tickets 6-8 months prior to benefit from campaigns and other deals for a cheap flight to Dublin Airport.
- Euro is the currency of Ireland.
Essential Numbers
- Country Code: +353
- Emergency Services: 999 or 112
- Dublin Airport: +353 1 944 0440
- Dublin Airport Garda Station: +353 1 666 4950
About Visa
Check out official websites to see more about Ireland's visa requirements for your home country before booking your flights to Dublin.
Weather Forecasts
Before you book your direct or connecting flights to Dublin, there are some things to consider about the weather of the city. Dublin is located in the northeastern part of the Europe. Since the city has a maritime climate, the summers are mildly warm, and the winters are chilly, with a lack of extreme temperatures and an abundant amount of rain throughout the year. Make sure to get your umbrellas and raincoats no matter what time of the year you are planning to get your tickets to Dublin.
Places to See in Dublin
- Dublin Castle
- Guinness Storehouse
- Moher Cliffs
- Giant’s Causeway
- Saint Patrick’s Cathedral
- Irish Whisky Museum
- Trinity College
- Phoenix Park
Best Foods in Dublin
Potatoes and meat are the cornerstones of Irish cuisine; you can find these ingredients in almost every food. While you are in Dublin, do not forget to try out these delicacies:
- The famous Irish Stew at O’Neill’s
- Dublin Coddle at Hairy Lemon
- Boxty
- Colcannon
- Soda bread
- Irish coffee
Neighbouring Cities
Dublin is surrounded by Meath on the north, Kildare on the east, and Wicklow on the south, each approximately one hour away from the Dublin city centre. Check out the Ireland Travel Guide. If you are planning to extend your visit to Ireland and see what else the country has to offer, you can also visit the other most popular cities of the Republic of Ireland by train, rental car, bus, or plane:
- Galway (206 km)
- Waterford (170 km)
Go a little more to the north and consider seeing Belfast, the capital of the Northern Republic of Ireland, which is only 168 km away, and make your trip to the North unforgettable.
