Cheap Flights from Aberdeen to Dublin

Dublin is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland, classified as an independent state under the European Union. The city is located on the East Coast, overlooking River Liffey. The historic buildings and castles from the 13^th Century are some of the top-visited attractions. Its medieval-style Cathedrals are one of a kind. The famous drink Guinness originates from here. Both vibrant and charming, the city loves live music which can be experienced in any of the downtown pubs and restaurants. The coastline and array of parks produce stunning scenic environments for its visitors to enjoy. Dublin is the liveliest during the famous St Patrick's Festival where citizens dress up in green, and music parades are performed on the streets.

Tip: The spring months of April and May are ideal for travelling to Dublin. To escape large crowds, a visit any time before October shall be alright.

Getting to Dublin 

Situated 4 miles north of the city centre, the Dublin International Airport is the primary location for all departures and arrivals. When flying from Aberdeen to Dublin, there are numerous airlines to consider. Aer Lingus and British Airways offer direct flights to Dublin on most days. International carriers such as KLM and Air France usually have one transit point before arriving in Dublin. Aberdeen to Dublin flights has a journey time of 1 hour and 40 minutes whereas connecting flights can take up to 4 hours or more.

Tip: Pre-book your flights at least 2 months in advance and keep an eye on holiday offers that airlines give out.

Things to do in Dublin 

Explore the Dublin Castle, a tourist attracting as well as a government-run complex, and it presents wonderful gothic-style architecture from the 12^thcentury. Open every day, it serves to be one of Dublin’s iconic tourist attractions. Spread across an area of 11 acres, the complex comprises of the Chapel Royal, a part of which is used as an arts centre, the Garda Museum, the Chester Beatty Library and many towers.

Visit St Patrick’s Cathedral and Christ Church Cathedral, considered as cultural landmarks of the city, their grandeur medieval touch and decorations from the 11^th century have been titled as unique.

At the Kilmainham Gaol, learn stories about Irish prisoners. Previously a government quarter, it now operates as a tourist site with a small admission fee.

Sip the famous pint of beer at the Guinness Storehouse. Learn a little history of the beverage and also see how it's made. After the tour, you can have a seat and enjoy this drink at the rooftop bar. For whiskey lovers, Jameson Distillery is the right place to be.

Spend time away from all your daily worries and unwind at Phoenix Park. Meditate amidst Its lush green grass and calm surroundings. The Dublin Zoo is also present in the vicinity where over a hundred different animal species can be spotted. The Government is in talks with the UNESCO to name this park as one of the World Heritage sites.

Tip: Spend quality time in all attractions. Do not rush from one place to another as each tourist site has its significance.

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