Fleet Street Hotel
Situated in the heart of Dublin City's Temple Bar, The Fleet Street Hotel is perfectly located for visiting the capital. Refurbished in Autumn 2011, each of the 70 guest rooms has been tastefully decorated as contemporary, bright and stylish. Connected to the Hotel is the landmark O'Sullivan's Pu...
Travel Dates: 7 November - 20 December 2018
Dublin for culture, shopping and craic
Dublin holidays have become increasingly popular as the city continues to live up to its reputation as a destination filled with a wonderful mix of Irish history, culture and big city Irish charm. This vibrant capital city on the banks of the River Liffey enjoys a mild winter and cool summers making it the perfect city for exploring on foot. A stroll through the quaint cobblestone streets and over the lovely bridges that span the Liffey is after all the best way to explore this fascinating city.
Dublin is a century’s old city filled with beautiful buildings and much of the city’s historic Georgian architecture still exists. Lovely 18th century structures offer an insightful glimpse into Dublin’s rich history and one great place to enjoy this architectural grandeur is around Dublin’s most popular shopping district, the pedestrian friendly Grafton Street.
Dublin is a century’s old city filled with beautiful buildings and much of the city’s historic Georgian architecture still exists. Lovely 18th century structures offer an insightful glimpse into Dublin’s rich history and one great place to enjoy this architectural grandeur is around Dublin’s most popular shopping district, the pedestrian friendly Grafton Street.
This attractive cityscape setting is also where much of the city’s restaurant, café and pub scene can be found. The River Liffey cuts through the centre of Dublin while forming the boarder between the city’s two main geographical regions – the North Side and the South Side. Because the river is such a dominant feature, Dublin could be thought of as the city of bridges and many of these well built structures date as far back as the 1700s.
Equally impressive is Dublin’s collection of great museums, cathedrals and castles, many of which can be found close by. Dublin’s history and culture comes alive along the river but the city’s entertainment credentials are equally as impressive with many pubs, cafes and restaurants located in the area.
Dublin enjoys direct air service from across Europe, North America and the Middle East and there are many flight options to choose from. One stop connections are available from Australia or you may want to consider a multi stop itinerary as you enjoy great destinations along the way. Break the journey with a stop in Dubai or Abu Dhabi to experience the Arabian culture or consider extending your journey with a stop in the USA and take in more destinations with a multi-stop flight.