Martis asked:
I’m planning a trip to the U.K. I will be flying to and from London. I want to visit Edimburg and Dublin too. What order makes more sense? Any suggestions on trains and/or airlines?
I’m planning a trip to the U.K. I will be flying to and from London. I want to visit Edimburg and Dublin too. What order makes more sense? Any suggestions on trains and/or airlines?
September 25th, 2010 at 8:32 am
for in and around the uk I would suggest easy jet they are a lot cheapier for dublin ryanair. i would do edinburgh first then dublin
September 27th, 2010 at 9:56 pm
I flew from London to Cork, Ireland for only a penny, seriously! They just tax it, so it ends up being like 15 pounds – try EasyJet. Anyway, I recommend starting in London and possibly doing a few daytrips from there, like to Bath, Stonehenge or Oxford. Then you can fly to Ireland (easier and cheaper than a ferry), then fly back into Edingburgh. Then when I flew back out from the UK (in London) I just took a train from Scotland to London.
September 30th, 2010 at 6:36 am
In this order: London, Oxford, Bath, Cardiff, Leamington Spa, York, Durham, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Highlands, and all the tiny villages and countryside in between. Dublin is in Ireland so I’d fly there from Edinburgh.
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