Flights to Dublin in the Republic of Ireland bring millions of tourists to the lush, green countryside of this tiny island nation every year.
Dublin may not have the kind of world-class monuments or tourist sites as some other European destinations, but this prosperous, vibrant city does have a rich literary tradition, comfortable pubs, gorgeous Georgian architecture, and friendly locals.
Outside the city there’s a wealth of possibilities for sightseers and holidaymakers who book flights to Dublin and the Republic. Fishing and surfing off the coast, hiking along Connemara Way, Ring of Kerry, or Wicklow Gap, and much more.
Dublin is home to some fantastic -and free- art galleries. A few of the best are the National Gallery in Merrion Square; the Hugh Lane Gallery in Parnell Square, and the Irish Museum of Modern Art at the old Royal Hospital in Kilmainham.
If you have the opportunity, journey to Cork and climb the hills to ring the bells at St. Anne’s Church. Continue on up the stone steps to the parapet that offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the surrounding area.
Get a sense of the true Ireland in County Kerry. The area is a bit touristy, but Ireland’s two highest mountains are there, as are vast stretches of moorland and stunning coastal views. There’s also a lot of history and prehistory to investigate: Killarney, the Ring of Kerry, and Dingle Peninsula must be seen.
The outdoor adventurer is sure to find something to do in Shannon. From the Cliffs of Moher and Burren’s limestone landscape to Aillwee Cave and Lough Derg, there’s so much natural beauty to discover in this region.
