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Dublin has a maritime climate, which creates cool summers and mild winters. Flights from Edinburgh to Dublin are available throughout the year. Due to the nature of the city - with its wide variety of entertainment and cultural facilities, there is always plenty to see and do at any time. The city was first established by Vikings during the 10th century, and today there are numerous monuments and landmarks that provide evidence of its rich historical past. Many attractions in Dublin are free, and you may also save money by sourcing cheap flights from Edinburgh to Dublin on our website. Things to see and do in Dublin include:

• The 13th century Dublin Castle
• The 21st century Spire of Dublin (Monument of Light)
• The 800 AD Book of Kells (located in Trinity College)
• The 20th century Molly Malone statue
• The 11th century Christ Church Cathedral

Non-stop flights from Edinburgh to Dublin take just over 1 hour, so it's easily possible to fly over to Dublin and be back in Edinburgh by the end of the day if required. For weekend breaks and longer holidays, there is a wide choice of rental accommodation to suit different tastes and budgets. You may want to stay in a hotel in Dublin that is close to shops and theatres, or you may prefer a relaxing rental room overlooking the River Liffey.

Use our website to source flights from Edinburgh to Dublin. If you are travelling on a tight budget, it's a good idea to be flexible with travel dates to find the best cheap flights between Edinburgh and Dublin. Planes land at Dublin Airport, which is about 10 kilometres from the city centre. For onward travel you have the option of catching a bus, train, coach or taxi. You may also arrange a car hire in Dublin if you want. Car rental companies are conveniently situated in the terminal buildings.