Dublin holds a traditional charm for many English people and it is considered a great place to spend a weekend away or even longer. Just a short hop across the Irish Sea from Liverpool or Wales by ferry or a quick flight from most UK airports, it is easy and fairly inexpensive to reach.
One of the great things about the city is the wealth of Dublin accommodation for all budgets. This city of half a million people has a huge range of hotels, from B and B's right through to 5 stars, as well as serviced apartments, either in the city centre or just outside in the countryside which can make a great base for exploring the country.
Some go to see the attractions such as Dublin Castle. Many like to combine this with the unique atmosphere of the place.
Dublin – and Dubliners! – are known for their warmth and hospitality. Added to this the great food and the Guinness found in all the pubs and you have the ingredients for a perfect weekend.
Others like to take in Dublin as part of a wide tour of Ireland. This part of Ireland is full of old charm, picturesque scenery, and atmospheric working towns.
You can sight-see at your leisure, go to the beach or take in a round of golf. If you are looking for a relaxing holiday in the South of Ireland or a buzzing weekend in Dublin, the Irish will welcome you with open arms.


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