House of Guinness Dublin Tourism Surge Warning
- Dublin is experiencing a surge in tourism (51% increase), likely fueled by the popularity of a TV show.
- It's ranked as the 5th hardest city in the world for drivers.
- * The River Liffey: Use it as a landmark to distinguish between the North and South sides of the city.
Here’s a summary of the article, focusing on the key takeaways:
Dublin is experiencing a surge in tourism (51% increase), likely fueled by the popularity of a TV show. Interest in attractions like the Guinness Storehouse has skyrocketed (108% increase in searches in one day).
However, Dublin is a difficult city to navigate by car. It’s ranked as the 5th hardest city in the world for drivers.
Here’s what visitors driving in Dublin should be aware of:
* The River Liffey: Use it as a landmark to distinguish between the North and South sides of the city.
* Similar Street Names: Be careful of streets with similar names (e.g., Camden Street and Camden Row).
* Fast-Paced Driving: Don’t take aggressive driving personally; focus on your own safety and comfort.
* Offline Maps: Download offline maps as mobile signal/internet can be unreliable.
the article also notes that Dublin is currently the most popular international destination for British travelers.