Travel in Dublin, Ireland

Travel in Dublin, Ireland Dublin, the beautiful city, the capital of the Republic of Ireland is located on the easte side of the green island and offers many possibilities, like any large European city, but most of the traditional hospitality and culture of Ireland. Dublin is for everyone? S taste, museums and shopping opportunities, from castles, sports centers, churches, restaurants and, of course, a very special and exciting night life with pubs, bars and clubs. How to get bored in Dublin is practically impossible. Dublin is a wonderful sides to explore how the river Liffey, that the wheels of the city in half, or Grafton Street, the bustling commercial heart of the city, and of course the famous O? Connell Street, the main artery of the city 'of Dublin. The House of Oscar Wilde, this city will be a great experience for everyone, surrounded by music and the hospitality of the Dubliners. Dublin city center is compact enough for a half hour walk. City buses are plentiful, the new and mode Luas tram run frequently, and the excellent S-Bahn DART covers the coast for miles and Buzz to the north and south for the S-Bahn stations and at the city in minutes . South of the River Liffey is beautiful Georgian quarter is traditionally the hottest part of Dublin - in particular the new Riverside area of Temple Bar, with its cobbled streets, places of artistic and smart restaurants and small shops. Some consider it a 'built, but this is still the most mode part of town. Capuccinistas exercise their pout in Café en Seine on Dawson Street. The magnificent picture book, 140-year-old medieval manuscript called "Book of Kells in the Trinity. College is probably the most beautiful book in the world, in the great vaulted cellar room long - perhaps the finest interior in Dublin. Trinity College is also a famous seat of leaing and one of the largest universities in Europe. The long list of famous alumni and Samuel Beckett, Edmund Burke and Oscar Wilde. Position west of the city center, the National Monument to the Kilmainham Gaol offers a fascinating and very moving, if chilling, knowing the mode history of Ireland. This is where the Heads of State and Govement of 1916, moving here, radicalization of the Irish public and the identification of the beginning of the end of British administration in Dublin. Dublin pubs are very popular, especially for? Craic? (general good-time atmosphere), the conversation, music and of course great Guinness. For the black stuff of experience, try Mulligan's of Poolbeg Street. Celebrity spotting takes place in Doheny & Nesbitt in Lower Baggot Street near St. Stephen's Green. Three good literary pubs in the pedestrian zone in the east of Grafton Street are Davy Bye on Duke Street (James Joyce) and Harry McDaid Street (Patrick Kavanagh poet, playwright Brendan Behan). To test the music pubs of St. John Gogarty on Fleet Street in Temple Bar, O? Donoghue? S in Merrion Row and your drum session Tunes or Irish? Bodhrán? Below Bridge Street, where O'Shea's Merchant and the Brazen Head face each other, or north of the Liffey to pebbles Bar North King Street. Pod on Harcourt Street is still one of the trendiest nightclubs. At the Gaiety on South King Street is the hot sauce Friday and soul R & B and Saturday. The Thomas House on Thomas Street offers Techno-A-Go-Go club in a friendly atmosphere. And try the cuisine of the Clarence Hotel on Wellington Quay? Famous rock band U2 owners are unlikely to be in Ireland, but you can never know what to expect. In Temple Bar, Eden is on Meeting House Square for the mode kitchen. Poppadom Rathgar Road restaurant offers good, authentic Indian cuisine. Bang Café is a wonderful place to Merrion Row. As for seafood - Ride DART to Sandycove and the taste of fresh flavors from the sea on Caviston's Seafood Restaurant. Other places to visit the National Gallery, National Museum or Leinster House headquarters of the Irish Parliament. The Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Whiskey Distillery are strongly recommended for the tour and thirsty visitors can pave the road and the history of this fascinating world of the popular beer and whiskey. The Guinness Shop Ireland is now? S number one tourist attraction, after all 14.3 million pints of Guinness are stored. Travel by Dublin Bus has an extensive network of buses, most of which are colored green on two floors. Most of the buses in the city center. Buses traveling in the north Dublin start at Lower Abbey Street / Paell Street. Those in the West began in Middle Abbey Street Aston Quay and in the area. Roads in the southe suburbs start at Eden Quay and College Street. Prices are usually very expensive and provides a convenient and useful for travel. There are also a lot of hop on / off tours and shuttle bus around the city and are an ideal way to visit and travel. Getting there by taxi Taxis are around in abundance, but the best places to find taxis in the taxi with two railway stations, bus stations or outside some hotels. The prices are based on doses of mileage and this is a minimum. There are a number of taxi companies operating throughout the city. Hackney Cabs, which are also in town, signs have no roof and are not measured, it is important for the fare in advance. Rules of the road: the Irish, like the British, drive on the left side of the road with their cars with the steering wheel to the right and march on left.Seat belt must be wo by the driver and passengers at all times. Children under 12 years stay in the back, unless riding in a car seat. Drunk driving laws are strict and Ireland has a breathalyzer test, which the police can handle, if necessary. Parking can be a problem, and signs with the letters? P? indicate that parking is allowed. Characters with a line through the letter? P? stressed that the parking is not allowed and parking here can be fined or towed. Travel Car Rental car traffic in Dublin, Ireland has increased dramatically in recent years, so that the city has become very congested during commuting hours. A car is very easy and convenient way to travel outside the city center. If you are not using their car, there are a multitude of car rental companies to choose from. Cars can be very expensive in high season the best prices and you will receive when you book in advance or online. To hire a car, you need to make a license and a credit card in the driver? Name. Cars are usually rented to customers aged 23 to 70 years, although some companies may be exceptions.