Thursday 1 March 2012
Beer, shamrocks, leprechauns: these are the three things that come to mind when you think of Dublin, and Ireland of course. Three things that probably have little (logic) correlation with a great Christian icon such St. Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint. However, you just can’t have St. Patrick’s Day without all that is typically Irish… and green!
Friday 24 February 2012
This is our 3rd installment on the top European destinations for 2012, and we are about to guide you through your next adventure holiday, Belfast, to be precise. We, at Traveleurope, are not the only ones who believe that this city is worth a visit this year. Last November, for example, National Geographic Traveler magazine named Belfast among the world’s top 20 travel destinations for 2012, describing it as ‘a capital city of Titanic ambition that is redefining itself in the eyes of the world.’
Wednesday 4 January 2012
In Ireland, January 6th is called and celebrated as Little Christmas because, until the Gregorian calendar began being used, Christmas was actually celebrated on the 6th of January, and not on the 25th of December. This day is also known as Women’s Christmas.
Wednesday 30 November 2011
Ireland’s Christmas traditions are not dissimilar to those found in many other western countries – shopping, gifts, food, lights and magic! However, just like everything else, the Irish do things somewhat different!
Monday 7 March 2011
Indications, curiousness, things to do, to see and to know before visiting Dublin!
1. Climate
Despite the overall increase in temperatures on the globe, in Dublin is on average always cold. The maximum temperatures are 20-22 degrees, in August, and 8-10 in winter.…
