Dublin to London
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Dublin to London
My neice is traveling to Dublin for an art Class in June. She is flying out of London. She has 10 days to work with. How do I best get her to London and see some sights at the same time? Is it possible without flying?
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While your niece can fly from Dublin to London on a budget airline, she might like taking a ferry/train combination. It can be as cheap as 16 GBP and she'll get a look at the English countryside. See this site for more information: www.seat61.com/Ireland.htm.
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Yes it is possible - but flying is cheaper and much, MUCH faster. Any particular reason she doesn't want to fly?
But yes - ferry from Dublin to Holyhead in Wales and then train to London. This would take just about an entire day.
But yes - ferry from Dublin to Holyhead in Wales and then train to London. This would take just about an entire day.
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Well the girls have 10 days to play with, there are taking a class in Shannon. Want to go to Dublin, and are flying out of London. Since I travel alot, they are asking for help. I usually go to Italy and am finding this harder to figure out for some reason?? They are on a college budget and want to see the land
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When you said see soem of the sites I thought you meant in London.
This is a whole different question. Since I assume they can't rent a car due to their ages this is one (but just one of MANY) options. Fly from Dubling to Edinburgh. Stay about 3 days - or longer if they want to take some day trips out to the countryside.
Then take the train to York for a couple of days. From York they could either take the train to London and spend 4 or 5 days there - or go to Cambridge for a day or so and then into London for the end of their visit.
This is a whole different question. Since I assume they can't rent a car due to their ages this is one (but just one of MANY) options. Fly from Dubling to Edinburgh. Stay about 3 days - or longer if they want to take some day trips out to the countryside.
Then take the train to York for a couple of days. From York they could either take the train to London and spend 4 or 5 days there - or go to Cambridge for a day or so and then into London for the end of their visit.
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