Dublin Delight: A Romantic Long Weekend Escape

Experience the charm of the Emerald Isle with your loved one in Dublin.

22 April 2023

A romantic trip to Dublin, Ireland is the perfect getaway for couples seeking adventure and romance. Experience the stunning scenery of the Emerald Isle with your loved one, including the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher and picturesque countryside. Indulge in the local cuisine, Guinness and whiskey tastings, and visits to historic castles and landmarks for an unforgettable trip.

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Day 1

A Stroll Through History

Check into The Merrion Hotel, a luxurious Georgian-style hotel located in the heart of Dublin
Visit Dublin Castle, a historic site that dates back to the 13th century
Take a walk along the cobblestone streets of Temple Bar, filled with colorful buildings and bustling pubs
Stop by the famous Ha'penny Bridge, a pedestrian bridge that offers stunning views of the River Liffey
Enjoy a romantic dinner at L'Ecrivain, a Michelin-starred restaurant that offers modern Irish cuisine

Day 2

Gaelic Games Galore

Take a tour of Croke Park, the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association and the fourth largest stadium in Europe
Learn about the history and culture of Gaelic games, including hurling and football, at the GAA Museum
Enjoy a traditional Irish lunch at The Old Storehouse, a pub with live music and a lively atmosphere
Explore the picturesque St. Stephen's Green, a public park with a tranquil lake and beautiful gardens
Visit the Guinness Storehouse, where you can learn about the history of Guinness and enjoy a pint at the Gravity Bar, with panoramic views of the city

Day 3

Coastal Charm

Take a day trip to the coastal town of Howth, just a short train ride from Dublin
Walk along the scenic cliff path, with stunning views of the Irish Sea and the charming fishing village
Visit the Howth Castle Gardens, a beautiful estate with well-manicured gardens and a stunning view of the harbor
Enjoy fresh seafood at Crabby Jo's, a local seafood shack with a quirky atmosphere
Return to Dublin for a romantic evening at The Vintage Cocktail Club, a speakeasy-style bar with creative cocktails and cozy seating

Day 4

Literary Dublin

Explore the literary history of Dublin with a visit to the Dublin Writers Museum
Walk in the footsteps of James Joyce with a visit to the Irish Writers Centre
Visit Trinity College and see the beautiful Book of Kells, a manuscript with intricate illuminations
Enjoy a traditional Irish lunch at The Brazen Head, Ireland's oldest pub with a rich history and cozy atmosphere
End the trip with a romantic walk along the River Liffey at sunset, taking in the beauty of the city one last time.

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How to get there

Plane

The best way to get to Dublin, Ireland by plane is to fly into Dublin Airport, which is located approximately 10 kilometers north of the city center. Many airlines, both budget and full-service, offer flights to Dublin from all over the world.

Car

Driving to Dublin is a popular option for those who prefer the flexibility and freedom of having their own vehicle. The M1 and M50 are the main motorways leading to Dublin, with plenty of car rental companies available at Dublin Airport.

Train

While there are no direct trains to Dublin from outside Ireland, it is possible to take a train from other parts of Ireland or from the UK. The main train station in Dublin is Heuston Station, which serves the west and south of the country, while Connolly Station serves the north and east.

Boat

If you're coming from the UK or Europe, taking a ferry to Dublin is a great way to arrive. Irish Ferries and Stena Line both offer regular services from various ports in the UK, with Dublin Port serving as the main ferry port in Dublin.