American Airlines flights to Dublin from NZD2,470*
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Which airport in Dublin does American Airlines fly to?
American flights arrive at Dublin Airport (DUB), the international gateway to Ireland's capital. The airport is located about 6 miles north of the city center and is connected to the city center and beyond.
Getting from Dublin Airport to city center
Dublin Airport offers convenient ground transportation options for travelers heading into the heart of the city.
- Public transportation: Aircoach and Dublin Bus provide affordable service to central Dublin and other destinations.
- Taxis / rideshares: Taxi ranks are located just outside Arrivals, and app-based ride services are also available.
- Hotel shuttles: Many hotels near the airport and in central Dublin offer a shuttle service. Contact your lodging to confirm details.
- Rental cars: Rental desks are located in the car rental village, accessible via a short shuttle ride from the terminal.
Check out DUB Airport’s official website for more transportation details.
Discover Dublin
Best time to visit Dublin
Dublin has year-round appeal, from lively summer festivals to cozy winter strolls along the River Liffey. Choose when to visit based on what you're hoping to experience.
- Spring (March – May): Longer days, fresh blooms and a full slate of cultural events. A great time to tour the city and explore local pubs.
- Fall (September – November): Crisp air and fewer tourists make it ideal for history tours and gallery visits.
Keep in mind:
- Summer (June – August): Popular with visitors for a reason. Expect long daylight hours, lively street scenes and a calendar full of music and cultural festivals.
- Winter (December – February): Quiet charm and fewer crowds make winter ideal for museum hopping and relaxed evenings by the fire.
Top things to see and do in Dublin
Dublin offers a mix of history, storytelling and spirited energy. From landmark attractions to hidden corners, there's something here for everyone's pace.
- Trinity College and the Book of Kells: Home to one of the world's oldest and most treasured manuscripts, this university is a must-visit for history lovers.
- Guinness Storehouse: Learn about Ireland's most famous export and enjoy a drink with panoramic views of the city.
- St. Stephen's Green: A peaceful city park perfect for a walk, picnic or idyllic midday break.
- Temple Bar District: Known for its cobblestone streets, live music and vibrant nightlife.
- Dublin Castle and Chester Beatty Library: Explore centuries of history and rare manuscripts in one of the city's most fascinating spaces.
Booking your trip to Dublin with American Airlines
Whether you're drawn by literary landmarks, centuries-old castles or the overall spirit of Ireland, Dublin invites you in. Fly with American Airlines and discover what makes this historical city so special.
