Tag: Ireland
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Where to Stay in Galway, Ireland: Best Hotels for Every Kind of Trip
Galway is one of the dreamiest places to stay in Ireland: colorful, musical, walkable, sea-swept, and full of that west-of-Ireland feeling people imagine before they ever arrive. This is the kind of city where a simple walk can become one of the best parts of your trip: past pub doors with live music spilling into…
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Ireland Outlet, Plug & Voltage Guide for Travelers: Do You Need an Adapter or Converter? ⚡
Planning a trip to Ireland? You’re in for misty coastlines, storybook towns, ancient ruins, cozy pubs, dramatic cliffs, green landscapes that somehow look even greener in person, and that soft, atmospheric beauty Ireland does better than almost anywhere. Ireland is the kind of place where travel days can feel beautifully full without being rushed. You…
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Where to Stay in Dublin, Ireland: My Best Hotel Picks for Couples, Solo Travelers, Friend Trips, Families, Older Travelers, Luxury, Mid-Range, Budget, Business Travelers & Book Lovers
Dublin is one of those cities where the charm is not tucked away in one single landmark. It lives in the old Georgian streets, the glow of pub windows on a damp evening, the sound of live music drifting through a doorway, the pull of Trinity College and the Book of Kells, and the warm…
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Exactly What to Pack for Ireland in Summer: June, July & August Carry-On Only
Ireland in summer feels like green hills rolling into the sea, long golden evenings over old stone walls, music drifting out of cozy pubs, castle ruins wrapped in moss, coastal roads edged by wildflowers, and cliffs that look dramatic even when the weather cannot decide what mood it is in. It is also one of…
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Best Places to Visit in Ireland: Dublin, Galway, Cliffs of Moher, Ring of Kerry, Dingle, Cork & More
Ireland is the kind of place that feels like it was made for travelers who love atmosphere. It has wind-swept cliffs, green hills, castle ruins, lively cities, cozy pubs, colorful harbor towns, ancient tombs, soft rain, wild coastlines, literary corners, music-filled evenings, and roads that seem to turn every few minutes into another postcard. But…