Dublin Part 3

This is my last post about our trip to Dublin. On the last day (sunday) we visited Bray, a cute little village on the seaside. The water wasn't that warm and it was quite windy so we couldn't take a swim in the sea ;) For lunch we ate chips and after it we climbed up the hill. The highlight was definitely the absolutly stunning view from the top. In the evening we first ate out and afterwards we enjoyed our last evening in some pubs with Guinness and Cider.
The following morning we packed, catched our bus to Docklands and got the last seats on the ferry. All in all I had an incredibly gorgeous trip with my friends, thanks! Love you guys!
Our time was gorgeous and we met some really nice Irish people over there.


Lots of love
Claudia

Dublin Part 2

Saturday: we visited the Guinness factory, loved the beer and the stunning view from the top of the building (picture 8) - later on we walked to the "jail" and after a while we could do a tour through it - heading back to the centre, stopped by the "Dublin Castle" and took silly pictures in a souvenir shop (pics follow soon) - tea in our hostel room - in the evening we went to Tempel Bar and met up with a friend, drunk Guinness (it definitely tastes better in Ireland than in England) and listen to Irish folk music. We just had a perfect day/night.


In the next few days I'm gonna post some more pictures from our trip to the sea!

Lots of love
Claudia

Dublin Part 1

I spent my Easter weekend in Dublin and had some absolutly awesome days with my two lovely friends. Fortunately we met some locals on the train, so they told us all the good stuff we shouldn't miss. Our journey was very loooong (7h), but it was quite funny to be on a ferry. Our hostel "The Globetrotters" was perfect, so if you are planning to go to Dublin try to get a room in this hostel.
Actually we wanted to go out on Friday night, but as it was Good Friday every pub was shut and no restaurant/bar/club sold any alcohol in Dublin. So we had our own party in our 3 bed dorm with the great music channel, wine (bought on the ferry) and our Dancing Queen, my dear friend T.
Oh have you ever heard English with an Irish accent? That sounds sooo awesome, sometimes quite hard to understand but just so cute. Love it!

Haha and that was NOT our hostel, just to let you know!



"The Spire"


Stay tuned, more pictures will follow in the next days!


Lots of love
Claudia