Guinness Brewery Tour: Everything You Need To Know, Before You Go!
I pretty much went to Ireland because I heard there was awesome castles and the best pint of Guinness. I can confirm, the Guinness there was the smoothest and tastiest in the world.
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I pretty much went to Ireland because I heard there was awesome castles and the best pint of Guinness. I can confirm, the Guinness there was the smoothest and tastiest in the world.
Taking the Airlink Express (Dublin airport bus) is the cheapest way (7 Euros) to get to Dublin’s city center from the airport.
Dublin Airport (DUB) is absolute chaos. From arriving to departing, it’s an airport I’ll definitely avoid in the future when possible.
Malbork castle is the largest castle in the world by land size and by the amount of bricks used to build this behemoth. Best part, you can wander around unsupervised.
I’ve visited Osaka a dozen times and will probably visit a dozen more. My top 10 list of things to do while in Osaka.
Hotels and even hostels are very expensive in Iceland. If you’re staying in Reykjavik, that’s a 40-minute drive to the airport. If you have an early flight, it’s even more challenging. Many people chose to sleep at KEF airport and it’s not a problem
Let’s be honest here, fried chicken is delicious. When done correctly, the crispy texture of the outside skin combined with the juicy meat is a symphony of balance. Especially with Colonel’s herbs and spices, I enjoy trying KFC when traveling. A lot of other travelers …
After arriving in Iceland from Los Angeles, I had 19-hours to kill before arriving continuing to Dublin. The plan: Rent-a-car, hangout in the Blue Lagoon, eat at Habibi, sleep in the car and then go to the airport. Most of that plan failed.
If you’re licensed in the US to drive a vehicle, you can drive in Iceland without any additional paperwork. It seems crazy but you can. Even if you have no idea what the street signs mean and and how “roundabouts” work, you can legally drive …
Wow! This flight was budget. I got a one-way ticket from Los Angeles to Dublin (with a 19 hour layover in Iceland) for $330. That price included seat selection (7A window sea), priority boarding and a carry-on bag.