Travel Guide
Ireland
The island of Ireland is home to two countries: Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, officially called “Ireland.” Ireland occupies most of the island off the coast of England and Wales and is known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, rich history and warm hospitality where cities like Dublin, Galway and Killarney shine bright.
The capital city of Dublin is the birthplace of writers like Oscar Wilde and home of Guinness beer, not to mention Irish pubs, beautiful cathedrals and botanical gardens. Known for its lush green countryside, the “Emerald Isle” is also dotted with medieval castles and iconic landmarks like the Cliffs of Moher and Giant’s Causeway. Traditional Irish music, dance and literature are always celebrated with pride.
Most Unique Experience
Best Day Trip
Ireland, known as the "Emerald Isle" for its lush green landscapes, is a nation with a rich history and vibrant culture known for warm hospitality, captivating folklore ancient castles.
Map
Anastasiia Krasavina
When & How to Travel
Best Time of Year
Shoulder Season (May to June & September to October); expect rain
Visa Requirements
Visa free up to 90 days (US citizens); those not citizens of UK, Switzerland or a country in the European Economic Area (EEA), may need to apply for an Irish visa, fee €60 for a single-entry & €100 for multiple-entry
Currency
Euro (€, EUR)
Getting Around
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Dia duit/Slán
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Tá/Níl
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Do thoil é/
Go raibh maith agat
Northern Montenegro — the country's most majestic region — borders fairy-tale Kotor, a perfectly preserved medieval town of cobbled lanes, stone houses and postcard views. Nearby, gentle yet imposing mountains cradle emerald national parks home to the thunderous Tara Canyon, glassy Black Lake and sacred Ostrog Monastery — small, unforgettable wonders of the region's wild, soulful heart.