Ireland is known for being the birthplace of Guinness, its long and rich history and culture, Irish Whiskey and dramatic landscapes and scenery. It’s a perfect place for hiking, tours and dining.

Some of the best things you can do in Ireland that are family friendly include museum hopping, hiking up cliffs or mountains, dining out or visiting zoos and parks.

Many museums offer free or affordable entry, and parks and gardens in cities are usually free to enter. Hiking is also great for those on a budget, as it costs nothing but with big rewards.

This depends on the type of attraction – professional excursions or tours will likely require pre-booking, but many city attractions and sites can be paid for on entry.

Ireland is a wonderful place to visit all year round, so it depends on the type of weather or attraction you’re most interested in. For beaches or outdoor hiking, you may want to visit in the summer, but the majority of city attractions can be enjoyed no matter the time of year.

Some of the best things to do in Ireland include visiting the Cliffs of Moher, hiking in the Wicklow Mountains, winding through the Ring of Kerry, and visiting castles like Connemara.

Ireland's cosiness and beautiful landscape is perfect for couples. Romantic activities include visiting the Ring of Kerry, the Cliffs of Moher, sunset kayaking on the River Boyne, and exploring castles.

Compared to the UK and other European countries, Ireland can be pricey. Some travellers have a daily budget of €100-€200.

Ireland considered to be incredibly safe, but in larger cities like Dublin you should remember to remain cautious and vigilant. Although crime is low in Ireland, you should still take necessary precautions.

Ireland uses the euro (€) for its primary currency. £10 is equal to around €12.