With plenty of charming and cheap hotels to choose from, the “fair city” of Dublin is ideal for short breaks. With museums, art galleries, concert halls and historical attractions galore – as well as some great pubs and restaurants – a city break in Dublin is the ideal way to relish your travel rewards points, and even collect more credit card rewards.
Literary enthusiasts should visit the 16th century Trinity College during their city break, where writers like James Joyce and Oscar Wilde studied . Other attractions include the Writers’ Museum, Dublin Castle and the National Museum. The old quarters of Temple Bar bristle with heritage buildings, pubs and clubs, while families on short breaks will find Phoenix Park – home of historic Dublin Zoo – appealing. Dublin has plenty of live entertainment venues should anyone get bored, and no-one should miss a visit to the Guinness Storehouse – the site of Dublin’s most notable family name.
Did you know that you can get free flights to Dublin if you sign up for a Lloyds TSB credit card before the end of April 2010? So long as you’ve spent £10 or more on the Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo American Express® Credit Card you get by the end of June, they’ll add a 1,500 Airmiles voucher to your Airmiles account, and set up one for you if you don’t already have one. That will be enough for two free flights to Dublin. In order to be able to use it, you need to book a night at an Airmiles hotel when you book your flights.
Your travel rewards are perfect for a fun weekend away in Dublin , and by booking your hotel along with your Airmiles flights you can take advantage of some great hotel deals – and earn credit card rewards at the same time.