Curious about travelling to Ireland? This beautiful place offers steep cliffs, historic castles and cosy pubs. Find tips and inspiration for your trip to Ireland here.
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Travelling to Ireland - guides, articles and tips
Ireland, located in Western Europe, can be discovered along winding and beautiful motorways through the green landscape. On this page, you will find reports and tips on Ireland as a travel destination.
Irish whiskey - & pubs and beer in Ireland
Facts about Ireland - 30 things you (might) not have known
Visiting Skellig Michael - Star Wars in Ireland
What is it like to travel by motorhome in Ireland?
The sacred monastic village of Glendalough - and Ireland's highest waterfall
Kilkenny is more than beer - rain and castles in Kilkenny
Rock of Cashel - The Royal Rock of Cashel in Ireland
Blarney Castle in Cork, Ireland - kissing the Blarney stone
Killarney National Park - and the town of Killarney in Ireland
Ring of Kerry - a classic road trip in Ireland
Horse riding in Ireland - Irish horses in Kerry
Into the fog - around the Irish Dingle Peninsula
Two caves in Ireland - Europe's largest stalactite
Dramatic Cliffs of Moher - on the west coast of Ireland
The music city of Galway in Ireland and a pub crawl
Kylemore Abbey in Ireland - a sad story
North Beach outside Dublin - and Ardgillan Castle
Parade in Stockholm on St Patrick's Day
Films from Ireland
Here you will find several films from Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Good to know before travelling to Ireland
Fast facts about Ireland
- Capital city: Dublin
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Language: English and Irish
- Time zone: GMT (one hour after Sweden)
- Population: about 5 million
- Electricity: 230V (UK type G plug, adapter needed)
- Go ahead: left side
Frequently asked questions about Ireland
When is the best time to travel to Ireland?
May-September are the best months, with milder temperatures and longer days. However, the weather is variable all year round.
Do you need a visa for Ireland?
No, Swedish citizens do not need a visa for short tourist trips.
How long should I stay in Ireland?
5-10 days is enough to experience both Dublin and the countryside.
Is Ireland an expensive destination?
Ireland is a medium- to high-cost country, especially when it comes to accommodation.
How to get around Ireland?
Car or motorhome is one of the best ways to discover the country, especially along the coast. Buses and trains are available between major towns.
Is Ireland safe to travel to?
Ireland is a safe destination with low crime rates.
What are the top travel destinations in Ireland?
Dublin offers city life and culture, while the west coast attracts with dramatic landscapes and coastal roads.
Do you need a vaccine before travelling to Ireland?
No, no specific vaccinations are required beyond basic protection.
What to consider culturally in Ireland?
Ireland is known for its hospitality and relaxed atmosphere. Music, pub culture and traditions are important elements.
What is the food like in Ireland?
Irish cuisine is rustic and based on local ingredients, with both traditional dishes and modern cuisine.
Similar destinations in Europe
If you like Ireland, there are several destinations in Europe that combine nature, coastline and charming settings - often perfect for road trips and leisurely experiences.
- United Kingdom - rural, coastal and historic environments
- Norway - fjords, nature and spectacular landscapes
- Iceland - dramatic landscapes and unique nature experiences
- Northern Ireland - beautiful nature and spectacular views
- Denmark - coast, small towns and relaxed atmosphere
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