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Vacationers enjoy visiting Dublin to discover their Irish roots or to enjoy the unique culture and historical flavor of the Irish capital. Business travelers often visit Dublin to explore business opportunities. Orbitz.com offers discount international air tickets from Los Angeles to Dublin along with hotels and other travel needs.

Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles is the largest city in California. This bustling metropolis is home to over 3,700,000 people whose origins include Latin America, the Pacific Rim and the Middle East. The city boasts research universities, multinational companies and a wide range of cultural attractions. International flights from Los Angeles leave from Los Angeles International Airport, which is served by 25 airlines. The airport is located about 15 miles from central Los Angeles.

You can get to Los Angeles International Airport by public bus or subway. Once you arrive, you can board a free shuttle to your terminal. Bus or subway service from any stop along the route costs $1.50. Other transportation options include taxis, which charge a $4 airport service fee over and above the metered rates, and private shuttles, which you can arrange for if you are traveling with a large group. Intercity buses from the suburbs of Los Angeles also stop at the airport.

Los Angeles International Airport is one of the world's busiest airports, and it has plenty of dining options for you to enjoy before you board your plane. You can grab ice cream and coffee, frozen yogurt, or a McDonald's burger, or you can enjoy a full meal before you board your plane to Dublin. You can also stock up on international brands of spirits and other luxury goods at the duty-free shop, which has a branch in each departure terminal.

Dublin

Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland, is a friendly and welcoming city. Its unique culture encompasses the famed traditional Irish pub and European-style nightlife against the backdrop of centuries of Irish history. It is located on the east coast of Ireland, near the Irish Sea.

Savoring Dublin

You will experience your first taste of Dublin when you land at Dublin Airport, located about 6 miles north of central Dublin. You can reach the center of the city by taking a city bus, airport shuttle bus, taxi, or rental car. Dublin enjoys a pleasant climate throughout the year, with light-to-moderate rainfall. Temperatures reach lows of 36 degrees Fahrenheit in January and February and highs of 66 degrees Fahrenheit in July and August. June is a great time to visit Dublin because of the long days and pleasantly cool nights, but Dublin is enjoyable at any time of year.

Dublin is filled with attractions ranging from breweries and distilleries to ancient castles and even a 19th-century jail called Kilmainham Gaol. While Guinness and Jameson offer tours of their manufacturing facilities, the Porterhouse Brewing Company is a microbrewery that offers a quintessentially Irish experience along with freshly brewed beer and local pub cuisine. The Temple Bar is probably Dublin's most famous pub, but you will enjoy bantering with the locals in any pub you pass on the street. The Jeanie Johnston Tall Ship and Famine Museum commemorates the history of those who left Ireland for the United States during the potato famine, and there are many other historical attractions, including St. Patrick's Cathedral, that are well worth a visit.

Visiting Dublin

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