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DUBLIN?

Dublin is capital and the largest city located at the east coast of Ireland in the province of Leinster. The city is located at the mouth of the River Liffey and is bordered with Wicklow mountains that increases its beauty as well as international tourism per capita rate. This charming and tremendous city has a population of about 1,173,179. The city is famous for medical tourism as well as international tourism. Dublin is said to be the City of  Living Culture. Numerous festivals and events are held all over the city throughout the year.

Moreover, it is also a contemporary and factual city having highly developed centers for education, the arts, and industrial purposes. In 2018, it was ranked Alpha and was listed by GaWC as a Global City. This lead the city name in the list of world top thirty cities. Here we will discuss more in detail about this terrific city. English is the most common language spoken all over Dublin. All the signs and boards are written in Gaelic and English.

Climate and Weather of Dublin

The climate of Dublin is oceanic, cool, and humid all over the year. Ireland is a rainy country but Dublin is located on the least rainy part of the island of Ireland. So as compared to other cities, annual rainfall in Dublin is a bit low. July is the hottest month in Dublin with an average temperature of 16 degrees Celsius. Whereas January is the coolest month of the year in Dublin having an average temperature of about 5 degrees Celsius. The overall average temperature ranges from 5 degrees Celsius to 15.5 Degrees Celsius. Keeping all the information in view, we conclude that the best time to visit Dublin for medical or simple tourism runs from mid-May to mid-September.

Public Transport in Dublin

In order to give a complete reliable journey to medical tourists, you must provide them a good public transport service. And guess what, Dublin city has been very much successful to do it so. For land transport, buses, trains, and trams. The city has an extensive public bus service. However,it can be slow in speed and often unreliable due to the city’s traffic. Outside the city block including the airport, the only mean of public transport is the bus.

If we talk about public train service, it is not as extensive as buses. If you want to see the beauty of Dublin city on the way, the best train you can choose is the DART suburban train. It provides spectacular and terrific scenes all around at a very cheap rate. Moreover, the city also has an international airport officially known as Dublin airport.

Hospitals in Dublin

The most effective thing for a medical tourist is the list of the hospitals a country or city provides to which he or she is visiting. Dublin city comprises of many national and international public and private hospitals that provide the best possible health care services. That is why the medical tourism rate in Ireland, as well as Dublin, is increasing gradually. A short list of hospitals in Dublin is as follows:

• St. Vincent’s University Hospital
• The Royal City of Dublin Hospital
• The Rotunda Hospital
• St James Hospital
• Mater Misericordiae Hospital
• Beaumont Hospital
• National Maternity Hospital
• St. Vincent’s Private Hospital
• Saint James Hospital

Visiting Places in Dublin

Most commonly visited places of Dublin is listed below:

• Trinity College and College Green
• Grafton Street
• St. Stephens Green
• The Little Museum of Dublin
• The National Gallery of Ireland
• Merrion Square
• Phoenix Park and Dublin Zoo
• Kilmainham Gaol
• Dalkey