Holiday rentals in County Dublin

On top of being home to one of Europe’s most exciting cities, Dublin County and its folklore, Guinness and some of the friendliest people you will ever meet also boasts other areas that are certainly worth a visit while you are in the region. Swords, for example, was voted the third best place to live in Ireland and has a wide range of shopping facilities, entertainment and restaurants. Rush is a small seaside town, just a short drive away from Dublin, which offers a quieter alternative to the buzz of the city. Dublin itself offers plenty in the way of activities and sites, from playing host to the Gaelic Games and a walk around Pheonix Park to shopping and dining out in one of Europe’s top destinations.

Renting holiday accommodation in Dublin County

Considering Dublin Country has a number of locations that are worth travelling to, it is worth being as flexible as possible during your trip. HouseTrip offers a wide range of holiday rentals in and around Dublin Country, which give you much more independence to come and go when you wish and mean that you will not have to do things on a hotel’s timetable. You can also save money and enjoy the use of a kitchen to cook up some feasts after a busy day exploring the county.

Where to stay in Dublin Country

From luxurious and traditional properties to trendy modern conversions; in your central Dublin apartment, you will never be far away from the action – whatever your plans for a day in Dublin, you will be right in the mix. If you would prefer something slightly more relaxed then consider somewhere on the suburbs of the city, which can offer you the best of both worlds, with easy access to the city but also a more serene place to rest your head and take things slowly. Some of the popular parts of Dublin County include Swords and Rush, both of which are worth some of your consideration. Browse HouseTrip’s wide range of Dublin County holiday accommodation and find your dream rental.

Dublin County with the family

Dublin is home to one of the world’s oldest zoos, imaginatively called Dublin Zoo. A trip to visit the 600 animals, which include lions and monkeys, with young kids is highly recommended. If your kids are in the mood for more animal fun after visiting the zoo then you should take them on a sea safari tour, where you can witness lots of wildlife around the Dublin Bay. If you are looking to culturally enrich your children during your time in Dublin County then consider a trip to the National Museum of Ireland, which offers much in the way of science and animal-centric exhibitions.