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«Ireland». Hello Thousand Island
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Emirates and Etihad flights take about eight hours to reach Dublin, where the island of Ireland invites visitors to live an unforgettable journey in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and where they will drown in its charm and beauty thanks to its vibrant cities, lush green nature, enjoyable activities, hotel deals and unmissable experiences.
Visitors to Dublin, Ireland's capital, will enjoy the charm of its vibrant atmosphere, as it is filled with attractions, including cultural experiences, festivals and performances, as well as delicious dining options for diners. For culture lovers, Dublin is enriched with museums, theatres, markets, tours and shops to visit while roaming.
A two-and-a-half-hour drive from Dublin, the attractive seaside town of Galway lies on Ireland's west coast. The city can also be visited by train or bus. Galway offers visitors the opportunity to explore pristine beaches and the coastline and relax to the sound of live traditional music from the many cafés scattered throughout the Galway, thanks to its privileged location on Ireland's rugged Atlantic coast, also known as the 'Atlantic Road by Road'.
In Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland, visitors will find themselves in the middle of a coastal city with a vibrant music scene, museums, innovative food offerings and multicultural neighbourhoods, particularly the Titanic. Located in the heart of the newly developed waterfront, Titanic is filled with vibrant cafés, restaurants and entertainment destinations located on the banks of the river.
Ireland's cities and villages are full of excitement, culture and the charm of exemplary Irish hospitality, earning Ireland its reputation as the island of a thousand welcomes. The four days between the island will be enough for visitors to learn from its charm, atmosphere and all that it has to offer, knowing that it will also instill in them the longing to visit it again and again to explore its secrets.
Dublin
As soon as you set foot in Dublin, Ireland's irresistible charm will unfold in a matter of moments. Dublin is just a 30-minute drive from Dublin Airport and lies on the east coast of Ireland.
Visitors can stay at The Shelburne, The Westbury or The Marion Hotel, all of which promise luxurious accommodation in central, easily accessible locations. The city is also enriched with countless restaurants and cafes, making it a great choice for foodies. Visitors can explore the city with private or group walks that are abundantly available, or on the Dublin City Tours bus that allows visitors to explore the entire city with ease.
Galway
Galway is home to the largest proportion of Irish indigenous people, making it a centre of Irish culture and a city proud of its heritage. Galway also offers access to the Aran Islands, Connemara National Park and the cliffs of Moher and Buren, allowing visitors to take a daily journey from the city.
Galway is known for its fresh oysters and being home to Michelin-starred restaurants, including the fine dining restaurant Anyar, which uses wild and well-known local ingredients, as well as ancient traditional cooking and preservation methods such as pickling, pickling and smoking. The restaurant also offers a culinary school offering a six-week or one-day cooking course. On the other hand, the city is enriched by colourful market stalls, which will bring food lovers thrill.
Galway is lovingly known as Ireland's cultural centre. In fact, the city has been named Europe's Shared Capital of Culture for 2020, the beating heart of Irish art, music and literature.
From the centre of the Galway City Museum, history lovers will travel back in time to the city's ancient past and embark on a journey from prehistoric times to modern-day artifacts.
Despite the small size of Galway, its heart can accommodate countless visitors. It is the perfect place to enjoy a trip to explore the maze of libraries and get to know the locals at the weekend market.
Visitors to Ireland can take advantage of the opportunity to visit Northern Ireland's capital, Belfast, a cosmopolitan coastal city teeming with culture, fine dining and hotels.
Visitors can stay at the upscale The Harrison Hotel, or take a short drive out of town and spend a night at Galgorm Resort, a rustic retreat with a fusion of classic and modern, featuring classic Victorian-style manor house rooms and cottages. The unique hotel also features an indoor and outdoor thermal spa surrounded by 163 acres of gardens.
Despite its small size, Belfast has an impressive range of dining options. It is home to fine dining restaurants.
The city is known for serving the country's most delicious fish fingers and chips. OX Belfast is one of Northern Ireland's two Michelin-starred restaurants known for its tranquil atmosphere and carefully prepared delicacies.
Ireland's cities are rich in culture, rich history and unique activities, attracting travellers.
Vacationing on Emerald Island is easier than ever, thanks to daily flights from Abu Dhabi and Dubai to Dublin.
Visit Game of Thrones filming locations
Fans of the series «Game of Thrones» can visit the places where episodes of their favorite series were filmed. Take a closer look at the locations with a dedicated day tour from Belfast straight to King's Road, where visitors can follow in the footsteps of their favourite characters and experience the majestic Dark Hedges area of Antrim County.