Travelling

[brehme1989]

Faliraki is a good place to stay only if you care solely about partying. Apart from that, it doesn't have much more to offer. Not even the best beaches of the island. Those are in Kallithea. There are certainly better places to visit in Rhodes.

Thanks for the tips! I will check them out. I am visiting a friend who works in Dublin. I am expected to stay for a week so i would be open to go outside Dublin. Any recommendations would be welcomed!

Derry and Belfast are probably the most accessible. Not sure now with Brexit.

The most beautiful parts of Ireland are located in the south and the west (and southwest, duh ) but a trip there relies upon the weather and the available time you have. Doubt you can visit 1-2 places at once, return to Dublin and then visit others, too inconvenient.

 

[Harpsabu]

Faliraki is a good place to stay only if you care solely about partying. Apart from that, it doesn't have much more to offer. Not even the best beaches of the island. Those are in Kallithea. There are certainly better places to visit in Rhodes.

Thanks for the tips! I will check them out. I am visiting a friend who works in Dublin. I am expected to stay for a week so i would be open to go outside Dublin. Any recommendations would be welcomed!

Ah nice, if your friend works in Dublin they will probably have lots of ideas. The woolshed is where inter club Dublin watch inter matches by the way. I was at a different pub but its close to the centre as well.

Outside of Dublin there is loads, some you might need a car for.
Galway is fantastic and there are trains that take you there.
Kilkenny is much closer and one of my favourite spots in Ireland. Lovely town and great nightlife.
Wexford has some amazing walks and scenery and is close to Dublin. If you watched the TV show vikings it's also where it was filmed.
there are trains to Cork but you'd need transport within there. You can get the train to Cork then a bus on to kinsale which is an amazing wee town.
Cliffs of moher but again transport to them is tricky. There is probably day tour buses from Dublin (paddywagon tours).

If you head up north, there is the game of thrones exhibition if you enjoyed that show. The titanic museum (I'd pass personally, not worth it IMO but lots of people love it. I knew 90% of what was being shown hence why I didn't find it worthwhile.)
And then the giants causeway but that's another bus tour.

I'd Google those different places. Depends what you are after, lots of ireland is catered around drinking and pubs lol depends how much time you want to spend travelling on different buses, trains etc too.

Other Ireland based folk feel free to add.

 

[Harpsabu]

Derry and Belfast are probably the most accessible. Not sure now with Brexit.

The most beautiful parts of Ireland are located in the south and the west (and southwest, duh ) but a trip there relies upon the weather and the available time you have. Doubt you can visit 1-2 places at once, return to Dublin and then visit others, too inconvenient.

Brexit hasn't made any changes to this thankfully.

Yeah as brehme says South West and the West coast the nicest but transport a pain. Kerry is incredible but public transport to there is a disaster. Irelands public transport in general is awful. Staying in Dublin you'll be fine but anywhere else its not good.

 

[Javier'sSon]

planning to go to Zurich this week if any fifers aka cunts wanna meet up PM me

 

[wera]

going to Lake Garda and probably also Lake Como late August

 

[brehme1989]

going to Lake Garda and probably also Lake Como late August

Garda is the best really.
Como is still amazing but gets more hype because it's closer to "civilization".

If you're into fun shit, go to Gardaland.

 

[wera]

Been there a few times, but I might skip it this time. I just mostly want to chill by the water and eat good food.

 

[Neroazzurr4]

Been there a few times, but I might skip it this time. I just mostly want to chill by the water and eat good food.

I recommend a visit to the small town of Sirmione, which is also located by Lake Garda. Nice and calm

 

[wera]

I'll be about 10km away from there

 

[Materazzi_23]

Leaving on friday to attend a festival at Mallorca and after that will fly to Sicily. Any tips to survive in 40 degrees? Last year I visited Sevilla when it was 40 degrees and you could only do things in the morning and in the evening. I'm afraid it will be the same in Sicily. Really excited to visit Parco Valle dei Templi finally and riding a vespa along the countryside. Any tips for when I'm visiting Catania and Palermo? Will try and visit both stadiums but when it's that hot I probably will be laying at the pool all day.

 

[FCBarca]

Garda is the best really.
Como is still amazing but gets more hype because it's closer to "civilization".

If you're into fun shit, go to Gardaland.

We were disappointed, went last year - nothing compares to Europa Land or Phantasia Land in Germany. This part of Italia is great to visit though, I agree. Venice for all the tourist trappings, it still remains a marvellous place to visit

We chose Costa Brava for first couple of weeks of July and it has been a magnificent choice - 3rd time here. Similar in ways to Cinque Terre or even the Calanques in Provence but perhaps more ideal due to pristine conditions and lack of too many tourists here in Cataluny. Food has been excellent but perhaps not level of Italy. Sea conditions are fantastic and it is beautiful

 

[brehme1989]

We were disappointed, went last year - nothing compares to Europa Land or Phantasia Land in Germany. This part of Italia is great to visit though, I agree. Venice for all the tourist trappings, it still remains a marvellous place to visit

We chose Costa Brava for first couple of weeks of July and it has been a magnificent choice - 3rd time here. Similar in ways to Cinque Terre or even the Calanques in Provence but perhaps more ideal due to pristine conditions and lack of too many tourists here in Cataluny. Food has been excellent but perhaps not level of Italy. Sea conditions are fantastic and it is beautiful

Yeah never said Gardaland is the best theme park out there, bur if you're in the area and want something different it's definitely worthwhile.

I'm going Costa del Sol this summer. Have something to do there but at least I'll be in Malaga area during their summer festival.

 

[wera]

My parents like Mirabilandia more than Gardaland, but I never went. I'm kinda not a theme park type of guy. I'm more of a food and football type of guy

 

[brehme1989]

I like summer

 

[Il Drago]

@Harpsabu few hours in Dublin and i have already seen a guy wearing an Inter 90s jersey. Looking forward for Irish pubs tonight.

Sidenote: you guys have a serious issue with housing costs. Staying in Dublin is more expensive than freaking London.

 

[Harpsabu]

@Harpsabu few hours in Dublin and i have already seen a guy wearing an Inter 90s jersey. Looking forward for Irish pubs tonight.

Sidenote: you guys have a serious issue with housing costs. Staying in Dublin is more expensive than freaking London.

Haha nice one. There is an inter supporters club in Dublin and they meet up. Probably won't be anything happening tonight obviously but there is a community there. I'd recommend avoiding the temple bar pub in Dublin, it's really really expensive. A tourist trap

Yep. Huge housing crises in Dublin. It's a complete joke really, and the hotels price gouge like crazy. Very hot topic over here, it's generally cheaper for Irish people to stay 3 or 4 nights in Rome or some other major European city than it is to stay one night in Dublin.

 

[Nerazzurri_Ninja]

Just saw Americans are gona need to get a visa before visiting Europe starting 2024

 

[ChillBro]

Just saw Americans are gona need to get a visa before visiting Europe starting 2024

yes - what a transparent money grab. My US passport should allow me to go anywhere in Europe without a visa.

 

[Wobblz]

I needed a visa when I visited the US last month and it was a pain the ass. Sorry to hear that we're returning the favour, although I do think that same rules should apply when traveling both ways. Hopefully visas will be a thing of the past at some point.

 

[brehme1989]

Malaga is so much fun during the Feria