Flights Lisbon - Dublin

Lisbon features a peaceful monastery, antiquated trams and pulsating nightlife. Lisbon Airport, also known as Lisbon Portela Airport, is the main international airport linking travelers with the city and a wide range of destinations across the world. Being one of southern Europe's largest airports, Lisbon features two main runways, two terminal buildings and a variety of exclusive facilities and amenities.

The airport provides regular flights from Lisbon to Dublin via major airlines such as Ryanair and Aer Lingus, and several connecting flights via Iberia with a stop-over in Madrid. Lisbon Airport serves as the main hub of the country's flag carrier airline, TAP Portugal.

Lisbon Airport is located about four miles from the city centre; therefore, getting to the airport from Lisbon city centre is straightforward. The best transportation option is to take a taxi from your location directly to the airport. You can pre-book a taxi for pickup prior to your travel date.

There are regular transport links from central Lisbon to the airport by Aerobus or Aeroshuttle bus. This takes about 30 minutes to get to the airport with several stops at bus stations in the city. If you are driving to the airport, you can make use of the parking facilities available; you can select the parking option in accordance with your needs.

Dublin is a diverse city steeped in culture and filled with magnificent and rugged architecture. The city features a wide range of glorious legacies, including museums and libraries, where you can learn about the city's historic past and academic brilliance.

After touring the city, you can toast the end of the day with a glass of Guinness at one of the many pubs in the city. If you love food, you should visit the city centre, where you will find plenty of unique restaurants that serve delicious Irish food. Take a visit to Boxty House for a true taste of Irish cuisine that will satisfy your palate.

Passengers flying into Dublin arrive at Dublin Airport, which is located about six miles north of the city. There are several transport options that connect the airport to the city. You can either opt for a bus service or taxi transfer. There are several taxi services at the pick-up point outside the airport terminal buildings.

You can opt for the Airlink Express for a ride to the city centre and some of the train stations in the city, such as Connolly and Heuston train stations. You can then make your journey to your location from there. You can also take an Aircoach, which offer 24-hour services to South Dublin and the city centre.