Like the Locals
Foodie Fav: Soda Bread, Colcannon & Irish Stew
Must See Site: Guinness Storehouse & Trinity College
What to Wear: jeans, hoodies, comfy sneakers, a waterproof jacket, sweaters (layer it up)
Know Before You Go
Language: English
Currency: Euro
Visa Needed: No
Best Season to Visit: April to June (Always be ready for rain)
Fun Facts
Dublin is one of the literary wonders of the world. Many famous writers such as George Bernard Shaw, James Joyce, Oscar Wilde & Bram Stocker all came from these green hills.
Transportation
Getting There – Iceland Air – As the middle ground between USA and Europe this airline is a great way to travel between both and you can even get a layover in Iceland #exploremore. (NYC => Dublin $360 R/T)
When You’re There – Walking around Dublin is the best way to get around because you just might stumble into a fun pub or find some great music as you roam. If you need a break you can always take the tram (Luas), the public buses, or trains (DART) which can even take you to the suburbs if you are staying outside the city.
Accomodation
Hostel World
Abrahams Hostel
We had a great time staying at Mark and Kathy’s. There home was beautiful with 2 floors, a spiral staircase and a pool overlooking the city,
City Guide
Day 1 - Dublin
- Balboa Park – Spanish style village that makes you feel like your walking through colorful and whimsical art pieces
Day 2 - Galway
- Galway Tour
- hkvvkkkk
DAy 3 - Dublin
- Cuyamaca Peak (1hr 15 min drive) – spend a couple of hours hiking to the peak – stay on trails to avoid poodle dog bushes they are worse than poison ivy – doggies welcome 🙂
- Joshua Tree National Park (2 hr 30 min drive) – . With over 800,000 acres to explore you won’t run our of things to do. If you have time it is definitely worth it to camp out under the stars.
Day 4 - Kilkenny
- Kilkenny
- Hello Love
DAy 3 - Dublin
- Cuyamaca Peak (1hr 15 min drive) – spend a couple of hours hiking to the peak – stay on trails to avoid poodle dog bushes they are worse than poison ivy – doggies welcome 🙂
- Joshua Tree National Park (2 hr 30 min drive) – . With over 800,000 acres to explore you won’t run our of things to do. If you have time it is definitely worth it to camp out under the stars.
Eat It & Weep
Arbour Hill
If traditional Irish food is what you’re looking for this is your spot, from scotch eggs to black pudding you can try some Irish favorites. Wash it all down with a beer flight or a specialty whiskey.
Menu Must: Scotch egg & Jameson Caskmates IPA Edition
Temple Bar
I know its weird to think that you would go all the way to Ireland to eat Mexican food, but this place is great. Hugo the chef, was born in Mexico and his food is as authentic as it gets, but if you want a little Irish treat with your meal you can order the Guinness chocolate cake.
Menu Must: Lime & Tequila Cheesecake & Tamales
Tours & More
Forge a Silver Ring with Jewellers
AIRBNB EXPERIENCES
Whiskey Tour & Cocktails: Teeling Distillery
AIRBNB EXPERIENCES
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