Rent Cabrio or Convertible in Dublin

Dublin International Airport is located 10 km north of the capital of Ireland, near Collinstown. Dublin International Airport has the highest traffic intensity in Ireland. The airport services about 30 million people every year. DUB serves domestic flights, as well as flights within Europe, to North America, the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. The airport was built at the site of the air base in 1940. At the airport, there are two air-strips, two passenger terminals, and four landing strips. The Air Border Guard Service ensures the preliminary immigration control upon passengers on the flights to the USA, which reduces the time of this procedure upon their arrival in America. At the airport, there is a rescue service, a police station, and an air police station.

From the airport, you can travel to Dublin by public buses (buses #757, 747 run to the center; Dublin buses #16, 16C, 41, 41 B, 102 go to different districts of the city), taxi or car. There is no railway connection to the city but many buses run through the stations of Dublin and other cities. The airport is linked with the entire territory of Ireland by the bus network. Near the passenger terminal, you can take a licensed taxi at the parking lot. Read all...

The locals are distinguished by welcoming and friendly attitude to visitors. They are very trusting and hospitable. A local proverb saying "A stranger is a friend who you are to meet" describes the nature of the local people in the best way. Tourists should not be afraid to ask citizens for help. They will certainly tell visitors how to get to main places of interest, and will answer all of your questions. During the time of holidays the border between local residents and visitors is erased at all. In Dublin every foreigner will feel like a welcome guest.

National peculiarities have made their impact on such important areas of life as culinary traditions. In addition to unique treats the local restaurants and pubs serve the most favorite national drink - beer, the production of which has taken place there more than for a hundreds of years. There are many restaurants and cafes in Dublin, but locals prefer to visit pubs as they simply adore the atmosphere of home-like comfort and hospitality. However, the city has a strict ban on smoking in public places. It will be quite difficult to find a restaurant that has special rooms for smokers in Dublin. Visitors should not forget to comply with applicable regulations and local traditions. This way your rest in the city will be comfortable and interesting.
Read further...