La Isla Esmeralda — 40 tonos de verde a lo largo de costas atlánticas salvajes, antiguos fuertes de piedra, turberas que esconden cuerpos de la Edad de Bronce, y sesiones de pub donde la música tradicional fluye con la misma libertad que la Guinness.
- Capital
- Dublin
- Población
- 5.458.600
- Superficie
- 70.280 km²
- Idiomas
- English, Irish
- Moneda
- Euro (€)
- PIB
- $598.840M
Información útil
Lado de conducción
Izquierda
Plato nacional
Colcannon,Irish stew
Visitantes anuales
10.951.000 (2019)
Seguridad
Muy bajo (0.65/100k)
Temp. media
9.7°C
Religión
Christianity
Costa
Con costa
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Guía de viaje
Ireland (Irish: Éire), also known as the Republic of Ireland (Irish: Poblacht na hÉireann), has a rich culture that, along with its people, has been exported around the world. Some Irish history has been very dark indeed, but it remains a land of poets, story-tellers, and musicians, with marvellous scenery, an advanced knowledge economy, first-rate infrastructure, and leading industries, with a high gross domestic product and standard of living. Ireland has historically been referred to as ‘The Land of Saints and Scholars’, reflecting its long standing religious affinities as well as its many contributions to the fields of poetry and literature. Gaelic culture is alive and well; one way to experience it is to go to a pub which has a traditional music session on. The Irish language has declined and English is now the most common language, though there are still certain areas where Irish is frequently spoken. It can be worth your while to dig a little deeper before visiting Ireland to discover something about the older world that lies beneath. It is still living, though not always visible. Ireland.com is the website of the tourism bureau.
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Mejor época
Mayo-septiembre ofrece el clima más confiable. Junio-agosto es el período más cálido para la Wild Atlantic Way. El otoño (septiembre-octubre) tiene colores hermosos. El Día de San Patricio (17 de marzo) es un punto destacado cultural a pesar del clima incierto.
Visado
Los ciudadanos de la UE/EEE entran libremente. Los nacionales estadounidenses, canadienses, australianos y la mayoría de nacionalidades occidentales reciben 90 días sin visa. Nota: Irlanda NO está en Schengen — se requiere una visa británica o irlandesa por separado.
Días festivos
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