It is not easy to choose only one destination, but with spring just around the corner we wanted to tell you more about Dublin. In spring it is certainly the ideal time to discover the city and if you love to participate in traditional events on St. Patrick's Day is definitely a good opportunity for a break, the most anticipated annual event in Ireland.
St. Patrick's Day – It is a religious festival that is celebrated internationally on March 17th. A day that commemoratas Saint Patrick, the patron saints of Ireland and the arrival of Christianity into Ireland. Those who want to celebrate without focusing on the religious aspect will not be disappointed. The St. Patrick's Day Festival is celebrated from March 16th – 19th – which includes three days of fun, parades, people dressed in green (the official national color) and parties where you can happily rejoice by drinking beer and Irish whiskey. For more detailed info: http://www.stpatricksfestival.ie
Must-See - Dublin has hundreds of attactions to visit, but if you only have a few days to spend in the city there are certain attractions not to be missed! For art lovers, there are two key spots to visit: The National Gallery - home to one of the best art collections in Europe - and the Irish Museum of Modern Art – which gives perspective into the artistic heritage of the country. Then, enhance your cultural experience with a break beer: Temple Bar and the Guiseness Store are the best places to savor the typical flavors of Ireland. We can not then deny that Dublin has plenty to do: Trinity College Dublin, The James Joyce Centre and the Dublin Museum Writers are all proof of that. Last but not least, do not forget to visit the Dublin Castle, which is the symbol of the city.
Hotels - Looking to visit this incredible city? Here are some recommendations for where to stay during the St Patrick's Day:
5 * Conrad Dublin - € 88.5 per person
5 * Conrad Dublin - € 88.5 per person
4* Brooks - € 73 per person
B&B Anchor Guesthouse - € 66 per person
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