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About Dublin

Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland. On a bay at the mouth of the River Liffey, it is in the province of Leinster, bordered on the south by the Dublin Mountains, a part of the Wicklow Mountain ranges. In addition, it is also a center for education, arts and culture, administration and industry. Being a warm and welcoming city, it’s known for the friendliness of its people and famous for its craic—a mixture of repartee, humor, and intelligence, that has attracted writers, intellectuals, and visitors for centuries. While booking your flights to Dublin from Birmingham, make sure to explore every corner of this town.

• Low Season
  The best time to visit and explore the city is in January, when the flight prices drop at an average of 37%.
• Peak Season
  The peak season is in December when the city remains crowded, and flight prices soar up at an average of 20%.

Flights from Birmingham to Dublin

To avail cheap flights to Dublin from Birmingham , book your seat with Aer Lingus for a one-way trip at EUR 40 and round trip at EUR 64. In addition, there are non-stop flights available for this route with Ryanair, Aer Lingus, and British Airways. Furthermore, the merchandising airports on this route are- Birmingham Airport and Dublin Airport (BHX-DUB).

Now, let’s look at some insights concluding fares for this route:

Here are some essential things to consider when taking flights to Dublin from Birmingham, and boarding a flight from Birmingham Airport and landing at Dublin Airport (BHX-DUB).

Eateries in Dublin

Restaurant	Cuisine	Location
Restaurant SIX	Irish	O’Connell Street Upper, Upper, Dublin 1, Ireland
El Grito	Mexican	Mountjoy, Dublin 1, D01 K3T1, Ireland
Mulberry Garden	Irish	Mulberry Lane, Dublin, Ireland

Accommodations in Dublin

Hotel	Location	Price
Dublin Skylon Hotel	Upper Drumcondra Road, D9 Dublin, Ireland	EUR 99
Beresford Hotel	Store Street, D1 Dublin, Ireland	EUR 127
Riu Plaza	23, Upper O’Connell Street, D1 Dublin, Ireland	EUR 155

Things to do in Dublin

• Irish Museum of Modern Art
  Nothing depicts Ireland’s grandeur as beautifully as the Irish Museum of Modern Art. It is the world’s leading institution for collection and exhibition of modern arts, and is a former royal hospital. The most noticeable feature of the museum is the extended corridors running along a series of connected rooms.
• Dublin Castle
  Once the popular seat of the United Kingdom’s administration in Ireland, the Dublin Castle stands as a prominent figure today. The majestic building is certainly the place you would love to visit on a day tour in the glorious city.
• National Botanical Gardens
  The lush green National Botanic Garden located on the banks of Tolka Lake spans 19.5 hectares, and is a must-visit attraction in the capital city of Ireland. While taking a stroll in the garden area, you can spot extensive herbaceous borders along with a multicolored display of flowers.

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