Flights to Dublin with Air France

Visit the unique city of Dublin to enjoy the 'Emerald Isle' at its finest

Dublin is the largest city and capital of Ireland, also known as the 'Emerald Isle' for its lush green countryside. Dublin has a significant and exciting history that stretches back to the times of the Vikings, and there is a great deal of fascinating history and culture to discover during your stay in the city.

If you choose to fly to Dublin with Air France there are many benefits and offers. There are flights from Singapore Changi Airport to Dublin's International Airport several times a week. To maximise the enjoyment of your flight you will receive a fleece blanket and pillow, as well as earplugs and eye masks if you require them. There are also magazines, films, music and games available on a video screen during the long-haul part of your journey. There are even more benefits and comforts if you fly on business class. You may choose quality meals from an a la carte menu. By booking online to buy your airplane ticket, there are also advantages. You can check your details and make any changes you need,reserve options for your seating and your required cabin size. There is also an online check-in service available, from up to 30 hours before your flight departs from the airport. You can also earn rewards and benefits if you join the Flying Blue program which can count towards hotels, other flights and more.

Dublin has a maritime climate of mild summers and cool winters, without extremes of temperature, so it is suitable for holidays throughout the year. Although the Gaelic language is used throughout Ireland, English is also commonly used.

Dublin : a city of nightlife, culture and history

There are many things to do during your stay in Dublin. The city's famous drink, Guinness, is still brewed at St James's Gate Brewery, which has been the case since 1759. Dublin Castle has a history that goes back to the Norman times, having been founded in 1204. Contemporary art has been popular in the city for a number of years, and there are many private galleries available as well as the Irish Museum of Modern Art. As you might expect from a city that has produced successful musical acts such as U2, Westlife and Sinead O'Connor, there is a good selection of live music available.

Dublin has been named as an UNESCO 'City of Literature', and the city has been the home of many famous writers at some point in their lives, including Oscar Wilde, William Butler Yeats, Bram Stoker and Samuel Beckett. It is also the location of James Joyce's classic work Ulysees. While you stay in the iconic city, you can witness the ancient manuscript the 'Book of Kells' at Trinity College Dublin. You can visit one of the city's most iconic landmarks : the iron footbridge Ha'penny Bridge. There are several of the branches of the 'National Museum of Ireland' sited in Dublin, such as the National History, Archaeology and Decorative Arts and History.

Dublin has a well-known and vigorous nightlife, with many pubs and bars to visit in the capital. The city is served by many buses and trains, and also has an extensive cycle network.