Travel Guides & Tourist Information

The Tourism Ireland website is an official travel guide for Ireland. Look here for detailed travel information about Ireland.

Wikitravel is an excellent user generated travel guide supervised by administrators. On the Ireland travel page you will find the following travel topics: regions, cities, entry requirements, getting out, languages, eating, drinking and sleeping, health and safety, etiquette and contact. Information on site is mostly updated. However, we suggest you always check the travel advice from your own government first, before leaving your country.

This World Travel Guide provides comprehensive travel information and articles about Ireland. In the menu on the left you will find guides sorted by theme. The menu on the right side provides the table of contents for Burundi: overview, adresses, facts, public holidays, health, accommodation, doing business, communications, getting there, getting around, travel advice and a lot more. You can also create a miniguide that you can print.

This guide about Ireland is made by travelers for other travelers and tourists. You can edit this World66 guide by clicking on the [edit] button. The Ireland guide covers the following travel themes: general travel information, map, history, practical info, economy, health, people, books and a photo gallery.

Here you will find a nice online travel guide about Ireland. WordTravels guides provide information about the following topics: introduction, facts, health, contact, airports, map, weather, currency, visa, photos and flights. There are separate pages for activities, regions and cities in Ireland, activities and travel reviews.

This is a link to the official website of the Dublin tourist board. A good place to start your exploration of Dublin. Look here for information on golfing, museums and galleries, parks and gardens, points of interest, shopping, tourism attractions and more.

This is a user generated guide about Dublin. Look here for travel tips about things to do (St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin Castle, Guiness Brewery and more), pubs and bars, nightlife, transport, local customs, museums and exhibitions, travel dangers and tourist traps.