Are you planning to visit Ireland’s capital but want to keep it on a budget? Don’t worry, we get your back! Dublin has many options of things to do and see without spending much and an extensive variety of restaurants with delicious meals for friendly prices. Here’s a list of the best 10 things to eat in Dublin under €15:
Read MoreThe best things to do in Dublin in March 2023: It’s officially here! March is the most awaited month of the year for Irish people, St Patrick’s Day is just around the corner and we can’t wait to celebrate together! If you are planning a trip to Dublin, that’s definitely the best time to do so, it’s a unique chance to experience Ireland’s biggest holiday. Here’s a guide on how to enjoy the city during St Patrick's celebrations and other amazing things happening during March 2023 in Dublin:
Read MoreHave you heard any other stories and myths about St Patrick's? If you are planning to visit Ireland in March, get ready to celebrate like an Irish on the biggest holiday of the year.
Read MoreOn the following February 21st, 2023 we celebrate Pancake Tuesday in Ireland, one of the sweetest days of the year. . Each year on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, people all over the country eat pancakes, and you should not be left out! Here’s a list of where to get the best pancakes in Dublin on a weekday.
Read MoreAre you planning a visit to Ireland soon and trying to speed up your knowledge of Irish culture and traditions? Then you came to the right place, we love sharing bits and pieces about daily life in Dublin and other parts of the country.
Read MoreVisiting Dublin on a budget can sound like a challenge for many, but we guarantee it is totally doable! As a big metropolis, the Irish capital offers a wide range of dining, entertainment, and leisure options at all price points, you just need to know where to look for them. To prove it, we prepared two different itineraries with options on how to spend a whole day in Dublin on a €30 budget. Check it out:
Read MoreMany people decide to take a break from drinking after the holidays, committing to stay alcohol-free for 30 days. The Dry January movement has gotten more and more supporters in the last years around Ireland, but we know that joining it can seem like a challenge when living or visiting Dublin. The city is full of pubs, and having pints with friends seems like the main thing to do - but we can promise you it is not! Here’s a complete guide of things to do and see in Dublin during January if you are trying to stay away from the booze:
Read MoreChristmas is a great time to be in Ireland! We love the holiday spirit and really embrace the celebrations, with many customs that have been carried on in the country for generations. If this will be your first Irish Christmas, or if you just want to learn more about how we celebrate here, we prepared a complete guide with the most common Christmas traditions in Ireland:
Read MoreIreland is famous for its unpredictable weather, and with winter approaching, rainy days can become more often in the country. If you are visiting Dublin and happen to experience a genuinely Irish weather day, with light rain that can last for a few hours, don’t worry, there’s still plenty to see and do! Here’s a guide to the best things to do in the Irish Capital even if the sky is crying:
Read MoreChristmas is knocking the door and with this, and after two up-and-down years, one of the most lovely Irish Xmas Traditions is back: the Christmas Markets. Check out the brief guide below and you will discover a few of the best markets in Dublin and around Ireland to enjoy the season. Enjoy the craic!
Read MoreThere's nothing like autumn in Ireland when the emerald island becomes all sorts of orange and red, with falling leaves taking over the views. November is an excellent month to visit Dublin and check out the fall atmosphere and some of the year's best events. Here’s a complete guide to things happening in the city during the next month that you can participate in, including festivals, concerts, and much more:
Read MoreDid you know Ireland is the homeland of Halloween? And here is a list of 7 spooky places for spooky adventures all over the country. Best of luck... you'll need it!
Read MoreDublin has the most beautiful sunrises during any time of the year, and thankfully, the city has many spots where you can enjoy this magic moment while appreciating stunning views. If you don’t like waking up too early, winter is the best time of the year to go sunrise chasing, since the sun only shows up around 8 am during December and January - just make sure you bring some hot drinks and wear enough layers of clothes. During summer it happens a lot earlier, but it’s totally worth the effort and temperatures are more bearable. If you fancy this type of adventure while exploring Dublin, here is a list of 5 places to go watch the sunrise in the city:
Read MoreKnown as a big celebration in a lot of countries, Halloween originated with the Celts, in Ireland, the tradition was passed to further generations and taken to other parts of the world. If this is your first Halloween in the country, there are a lot of traditions and celebrations to enjoy during spooky month. We prepared a wee Dublin Halloween guide, with some fun activities you can do to get into the national holiday vibes and celebrate like a local.
Read MoreWhen visiting Ireland you will quickly notice how locals here have a unique way of communicating, and specific expressions they use often. Irish people have included many slangs in their vocabulary. With time these sayings have become symbols of their culture, sometimes even mixing the English language with the Gaelic Irish idiom. Here is a list of 10 common expressions used by people living in Ireland, and what they mean:
Read MoreIt’s official, spooky season is here and there is no better time to be in Dublin! Ireland is where Halloween started as a way to celebrate the end of the harvest, and the tradition was spread around the world by Irish immigrants. Here is a complete guide on what to do in Dublin in October 2022 from shows to parties cultural events, and newly open bars. Check it out!
Read MoreIf you love coffee Dublin is the best place to be! Ireland’s capital has a big coffee scene and fantastic cafes around the city for you to explore. To avoid the chances of ruining your day with a lousy cup of coffee, here’s a complete guide to our favorite specialty coffee shops in Dublin, and inside tips on what you should try in each one:
Read MoreOne of the best things about Dublin is the big variety of places to choose from when eating out, and it also includes many vegetarian and vegan restaurants. Even if you don’t follow a plant-based diet, but love trying good food, there are options for every taste. all meat-free. Here is a list of 8 vegetarian restaurants in Dublin to try - and with fair prices too:
Read MoreOnly an insider would know that Dublin is full of fantastic pubs and bars that are not on the tourist map. They’re so discrete you might walk right past them without taking a second look, but once you do step inside, you’ll realize what makes them so special. These hidden gems offer something authentic, local, and unpretentious to visitors and locals alike. Here are some of the best secret pubs in Dublin to visit while you are in the city and want a break from the buzz of the crowds:
Read MoreAre you planning a visit to Dublin soon and looking for fun and different things to do during your time in the city? Don’t worry, you will be arriving at one of the greatest cities in Europe, and there is a lot to see and do while you're here. Keep out of the usual touristic routes and make the most out of your trip by enjoying some of the unique events happening in Dublin during September 2022. Here's a guide to things happening in Ireland’s capital for the next month:
Read MoreWho doesn't love a good brunch? Luckily Dublin has some amazing spots where you can find delicious food for all tastes. Here’s a list of our favorite places to go if you are looking for a good brunch in Dublin:
Read MoreWe are big fans of checklists since it is always harder to forget the important things you need to bring once they are listed together somewhere. To help you in this challenging task, we prepared a guide with all the absolutely indispensable items you should pack when preparing for your next trip:
Read MoreAugust is a great month to visit Dublin since summer is still here and the chances of being blessed with good Irish weather are much higher. Because of the longer and sunnier days, there is a lot happening in the city, and the streets are filled with an amazing buzz. There are many events taking place in the Irish Capital and we are sure there’s something for the tastes and personalities. To help you find the best things happening in Dublin in August 2022, here’s a list of fun activities you can enjoy in the city this month:
Read MoreDun Laoghaire and Blackrock are two charming neighborhoods on the south coast of Dublin City, located beside each other and easily accessible by public transport. There’s plenty to see and do around those areas, especially if you enjoy good food and amazing views of the ocean. Taking a walk around the harbor while savoring one of Dublin’s most traditional treasures, Teddy’s Icecream, or checking out some local arts and crafts at one of the best markets in the city are just some of the fantastic things you can check out when visiting these regions. To help you make the most of your time in Dublin, here’s a complete guide to what to do in Dun Laoghaire and Blackrock:
Read MoreIn Dublin, you can enjoy a day in the park immersed in woodland, have a picnic with an amazing coastal view, or just run from the buzz of the City Center to the peace of a Victorian Style garden. Ireland’s capital is well served with green areas to explore and varied options to please all tastes - all very easily accessible by public transport. To help you make the most of your time here and be sure you’ve seen the best that the city has to offer, here is a guide to the best parks to visit in Dublin and how to get there:
Read MoreWhether you are into contemporary art, classic artworks, archeology, or historical exhibitions Dublin has much to offer when we talk about museums and cultural attractions. In total, the Irish capital has more than 40 museums spread around its territory, with options for all tastes. If you have just a limited time in the city, it can be hard to choose which of the many options are worthy but don't worry, we get your back! Here’s a list of 6 museums to visit in Dublin and a summary of what you will find in each of them:
Read MoreDublin has so many nice corners to explore while you are here, with different restaurants, cinemas, pubs, and museums that can’t be missed! I have this annoying interest in sharing the places I like to go, so I made a list of my favorite Dublin neighborhoods and what you can do when visiting each one:
Read MoreSummer is finally here and there’s nothing like enjoying a day out in Dublin when temperatures are higher and the sky is blue.
Read MoreJune is the LGBTQA+ month, celebrated in Ireland since the early 80s as a way to bring awareness and honor the LGBTQA+ community in the country. Read more ♥
Read MoreYou can stay on a budget in Dublin, you just need to know where to go! So find it out here!
Read MoreDicas sobre acomodação, visto, trabalho, PPS, conta no banco e tudo mais que você precisa saber para facilitar a sua vinda para a Ilha da Esmeralda!
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Read MoreHiking lover? We have 7 stunning spots for you to add to your Irish hiking list!
Read MoreHere is a list of 6 actions you can start taking today for an eco-friendly travel style
Read MoreA guide including the famous must-see and some other hidden gems for you!
Read MoreHow to explore the Irish capital during its most colourful season!
Read MoreSt Patrick's Festival is back after two years and Juliana has a few tips for you to make the most out of it!
Read MoreBecause your travel experience is also about the friends you make along the way!
Read MoreThe traveler's dream: enjoy the Irish capital like a local & on a budget!
Read MoreHassle-free check-in and a TourDesk that offers all the tours I want to book! Gardiner House already got my heart! ♥
Read MoreGardiner House facilities and common areas just BLEW. MY. MIND!
Read MoreWe are visiting two must-see-when-in-Dublin places today! What are you waiting for to join us? Our next pint is just around the corner!
Read MoreI have started our adventure in Dublin in the best way: it's super easy to go from the airport to the hostel on a budget! Follow me :D
Read MoreCome with me to discover amazing places for some great food and creamy pint on my way to Temple Bar! :D
Read MoreSmall actions can change your community and we brought some tips about how to do it in your city and when in Dublin :)
Read MoreFind out about this thoughtful campaign and help to keep our coasts clean ♥
Read MoreFind out the ultimate guide to several incredible places in the city that you may never heard about!
Read MorePizza evening, pool table tournament, a visit to the oldest pub in Ireland and loads of good vibes!
Read MoreWe've put together some basic steps for you to start going green!
Read MoreLessons learned from Coronavirus pandemic are likely to shape the world's future.
Read MoreFrom love phrases to climate change wake up call, find the best graffiti around the city!
Read MoreOur lovely guests shared their experience in the city and we put together curiosities about three of the main attractions they've been to
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