Flights to Dublin will land at the two-terminal Dublin Airport. This airport is ten kilometres from the city centre. A range of airlines offering cheap flights to Dublin fly into this airport. Among them are Ryanair, Aer Lingus and Flybe. From the airport, it is possible to reach Dublin city by bus or taxi. Tourists arriving on flights to Dublin are free to use the Aircoach express bus service which connects the airport to the city centre and many of the city's major hotels. Dublin Bus also offers buses into the city centre every ten minutes.

Dublin city centre is easy to explore on foot. Alternatively, tourists can use the DART rail service to travel along the coast. The Luas tram system is a convenient way to explore downtown Dublin. Dublin Bus offers an extensive bus service that serves the city and the suburbs. Xpresso and Raillink offer express bus services in the city. For tourists arriving on Dublin flights who are feeling particularly active, Dublin can be explored by bicycle. Bikes can be found for hire through the Dublinbikes scheme. Taxis are easy to come by in Dublin, and car rental is also available.

Dublin Castle is a must-see for tourists visiting on flights to Dublin. Dublin Zoo is perfect for families visiting on Dublin flights. To explore Dublin history, consider taking a trip to Dublina and the Viking World. The Irish Museum of Art is the perfect place for those who take pleasure in modern and contemporary art. Those who wish to be closer to nature will enjoy a trip to the National Botanic Gardens. Tourists on Dublin flights can also enjoy an Irish play at the Abbey Theatre. The Guinness Storehouse is a must-visit for those who wish to discover the history of Dublin's most famous beverage.

Dublin is home to a range of large shopping centres, including the Jervis Shopping Centre and the Ilac Centre, both perfect for those who have made significant savings on their low-cost airfare to Dublin. For a snack, tourists should visit Bar Italia where they can find the best coffee in the city. For a lunchtime treat, visit Elephant and Castle or Honest to Goodness. Go to Siam Thai for great Thai cuisine, Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud if you'd like fine dining. Dublin is not short of bars and pubsvisit O'Shea's for a traditional atmosphere.