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Dublin is fun, accessible, historic, welcoming and understated. Ancient history sits easily beside modern shopping and entertainment. The relaxed city of famous writers is also home to technology and finance giants; a modern centre of education, culture, sport, design and music which has more green space than any other European capital. It's easy to love Dublin.
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Big city infrastructure, transport, culture, entertainment and choice but with a small town feel. Most things in Dublin are within walking distance of each other, and directions are easy to follow, with the River Liffey as a safeguard reference. The river crossing as the reason settlement began here thousands of years ago. Molded since then culturally, linguistically and architecturally by Celtic, Viking, Norman and English influences, Dublin today is one of the most beautiful examples of Georgian order imposed on Viking and medieval clutter, while retaining the charm of all three. This authentic and friendly European capital is steeped in history at every turn, and is renowned as one of the best nights-out in Europe.
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Where to stay in Dublin:
Dublin is a small city. Even hotels described as 'outside' the city centre will rarely be more than a 20 minute walk away, no more than a few minutes by taxi, tram or bus. Luxury hotels, budget hostels and B&Bs all share the same neighbourhoods. For convenience to everything stay around O'Connell Street or Temple Bar, but remember these are busy areas day and night so can be a little noisy. Merrion Square is home to many top hotels. Gardiner Street hosts a lot of B&Bs. You will find mid-range accomodation (from $70 to $100) all over the central region of Dublin.
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Getting around in Dublin:
Dublin is such a pleasant place to walk that much of the city can and should be seen on foot. That said, public transport is modern and fast, and easy to use via the LEAP card valid on LUAS tram, DART/Commuter trains, and all buses. LEAP cards can be bought and charged at supermarkets, newsagents, convenience stores etc. and are ready to use. Late at night taxis are plentiful, safe and fairly priced. The 'Real Time Ireland' app gives you arrival times for next tram, train and bus services.
Taxi
Taxis are easy to find in Dublin; drivers are helpful and friendly, and the service is honest and good.
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€15.6 - an average tariff per 10 km ride. 8am to 8pm, starts at €3.60 + €1.20 per kilometer. €1 for additional 1 or 2 passengers. 8pm to 8am (also Sundays/Holidays) starts at €4 + €1.40 per kilometer. After 15 km, a new tariff is applied; 8am to 8pm €1.45 per km; 8pm to 8am (Sundays/Holidays) €1.75 per km. Drivers can charge €1 for a large bag, but NOT when collecting passengers from the airport.
Price: EUR 15.60 Convert to = 0.00
€15.6 - an average tariff per 10 km ride. 8am to 8pm, starts at €3.60 + €1.20 per kilometer. €1 for additional 1 or 2 passengers. 8pm to 8am (also Sundays/Holidays) starts at €4 + €1.40 per kilometer. After 15 km, a new tariff is applied; 8am to 8pm €1.45 per km; 8pm to 8am (Sundays/Holidays) €1.75 per km. Drivers can charge €1 for a large bag, but NOT when collecting passengers from the airport.
Subway
The modern LUAS electric tram system has 2 lines at present, with extensions already under construction. It is easy to use, convenient and fast, and serves the majority of tourist spots in Dublin.
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Single tickets range from €1.90 to €3.10 depending on the number of zones crossed, and can be bought at automatic vending machines which accept cash and cards. It is highly recommended to get a re-chargeable LEAP card for use on LUAS, DART and bus. Simply charge the card with pre-paid credit and 'tap-in' at the validation posts on all platforms, 'tapping-out' again when you get off at your destination. Aside from being more convenient, LEAP journeys are cheaper than standard ticket prices.
Price: EUR 1.90 Convert to = 0.00
Single tickets range from €1.90 to €3.10 depending on the number of zones crossed, and can be bought at automatic vending machines which accept cash and cards. It is highly recommended to get a re-chargeable LEAP card for use on LUAS, DART and bus. Simply charge the card with pre-paid credit and 'tap-in' at the validation posts on all platforms, 'tapping-out' again when you get off at your destination. Aside from being more convenient, LEAP journeys are cheaper than standard ticket prices.
Train
Within Greater Dublin area, the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) train is useful to travel north or south along the coast. The greater Dublin area is also served by commuter services running north, south and west from Pearse, Connolly, and Heuston stations.
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Prices vary from around €3 for a short journey to around €6 for a longer one. LEAP card prices are cheaper. It is highly recommended to get a re-chargeable LEAP card for use on LUAS, DART and bus. Simply charge the card with pre-paid credit and 'tap-in' at the turnstyle entrance to the station platform, 'tapping-out' again as you leave the platform at your destination.
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Prices vary from around €3 for a short journey to around €6 for a longer one. LEAP card prices are cheaper. It is highly recommended to get a re-chargeable LEAP card for use on LUAS, DART and bus. Simply charge the card with pre-paid credit and 'tap-in' at the turnstyle entrance to the station platform, 'tapping-out' again as you leave the platform at your destination.
Bus
Normal bus services run daily from 5am until midnight. Night buses run from midnight to 4am on Friday and Saturday nights only.
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Single tickets range from €2 to €3.30 depending on the length of the journey. Pay using coins only, notes are not accepted and no change is given. To pay via LEAP card, inform the driver of your destination, touch the card to the reader, and the driver will deduct the correct value (for a short, medium or long journey).
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Single tickets range from €2 to €3.30 depending on the length of the journey. Pay using coins only, notes are not accepted and no change is given. To pay via LEAP card, inform the driver of your destination, touch the card to the reader, and the driver will deduct the correct value (for a short, medium or long journey).
Bus (From/to Dublin Airport)
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From/to Dublin Airport. Standard city bus No.41 runs to Abbey Street, near central O'Connell Street; No.16 to Ballinteer in the south of the city; No.102 to Sutton, on the coast near to Howth. The Airlink Express service goes direct to city centre destinations at €6 per single ticket. Luxury Aircoach service runs direct to most large hotels and key locations around the city at €10 per single ticket.
Bike
Public Bike - The system can be used from 5am to 12.30 am, 7 days a week. There are 100 bike stations around the city. Dublin is basically flat and is extremely bike-friendly.
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The first 30 minutes are free. Between 30 minutes and 1 hour the cost is €0.50; 1-2 hours €1; 2-3 hours €2. Users can sign up for an annual smartcard for €20, or a 3-day smartcard for €5, to use at the automated machine at each bike station. (Sign up for smartcard at 'dublinbikes.ie'). It is also possible to register your LEAP card to be used as payment. Some stations also accept credit cards.
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The first 30 minutes are free. Between 30 minutes and 1 hour the cost is €0.50; 1-2 hours €1; 2-3 hours €2. Users can sign up for an annual smartcard for €20, or a 3-day smartcard for €5, to use at the automated machine at each bike station. (Sign up for smartcard at 'dublinbikes.ie'). It is also possible to register your LEAP card to be used as payment. Some stations also accept credit cards.
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Weather in Dublin:
Due to its location on the east coast of the island, Dublin is the driest place in Ireland (it might not seem like it, but it is true!). June, July and August are the warmest months with average high temperatures around 20° (occasional daily temperatures can reach the high 20s), and December, January and February are the coldest with average low temperatures around 4° (occasional daily temperatures can fall below 0°). May and September offer pleasant weather with average highs in the high teens. Remember Dublin is a port, and Ireland's weather in general is heavily affected by wind and can therefore change very quickly. Be prepared, and dress accordingly. In summer there is daylight until after 9.30pm, in winter only until 4pm.
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