Embark on exciting adventures and discover fascinating destinations through our dedicated Travel category. Explore travel guides, recommendations, tips and experiences from travelers around the world.
The Aran Islands (Oileáin Árann – [əlʲˈɑːnʲ ˈɑːrənʲ]) are famous for their geological formation, historical monuments and the rich linguistic and cultural heritage. On the west coast of ireland, in the mouth of Galway bay, exposed to the harsh weather…
Do you know that Dublin Bay is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve? The weekend is coming and you should plan a little trip outside the chaotic life of the central city… Malahide Castle and Gardens Malahide Castle is one of the…
Getting a plane is the only way to come to Ireland. You have to know your rights before buying a ticket. In 2005 the European passenger rights law was introduced and provides for common rules across the European Union.…
At the moment, there is 196 countries in the world. People from 189 of them live in one city. It is Geneva. Even so, you don’t have to take a dictionaries there. Swiss people speak in more languages than you…
… things to do in Dublin. XI. Find your Queen at the Dublin Castle It’s a collection of 18th-century administrative buildings, built on a medieval plan of two courtyards. Dublin Castle hosts grand diplomatic or state functions, and occasional…
… things to do in Dublin. I. Take Part for Art The Dublin Fringe Festival is an annual arts festival, a mix of different performances in September and dedicated to promoting new arts companies, and showcasing experimental material. To attract…
After finishing your beer two times faster than friends, you are more surprised than the first Indian in India after seeing the people with the red points on their foreheads ? I have the answer and solutions, there are only…
Are you planning to come to Dublin to study English? Are you looking for a job? Do you need accommodation? Great: became an Au pair can give you all this things… and more! I arrived in Ireland one month ago…
What is a real fantasy today, can be a usual habit tomorrow. In the sixties everybody expected that in the XXI century we’ll live on Mars or maybe even further. It didn’t happen, but we invented smartphones, self-driving cars and…
