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What to wear while in Dublin
If you’ve not been fortunate enough to visit Dublin until now, this period is the perfect time to start making plans for a great vacation. Don’t be afraid of the weather, because Dublin is a great city that offers a lot to explore. You must experience the long nights in the famous Temple Bar district, you can visit St Patrick’s Cathedral or enjoy it’s streets during some of the main festivals and events.
If you are going to Dublin remember that in this period it’s going to rain or snow almost all the time. Yet, the Irish sky after a soft rain is breathtaking, and according to an Irish expression: “there is no bad weather, only inappropriate clothing”.
The city is very trendy, combining formal and casual wear and it’s really important to look presentable, and avoid wearing clothes too revealing, for example crop tops.
Here are 5 clothing items that should be in your luggage:
- A parka – it is really important to have a heavy-duty parka once the temperatures drop. You can mix it with jeans and sneakers, leggings and boots and you will look really cute. Plus, you’ll be protected because a parka will keep you extra warm on the chilliest of days.
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- For a night out you must pick a tuxedo pant and a silk top. If it’s too cold outside you can choose instead a really cozy sweater. Usually the dress code for nights out in Dublin doesn’t involve jeans.
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- To protect your hair from raindrops you’ll need a slouchy hat. Also, don’t forget some earmuffs, a thick scarf and gloves.
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- You’ll need a pair of classic jeans in dark shades. You can wear them with long sleeve tops, hoodies and a warm winter coat. Also, thermal underlayers are highly suggested underneath all clothing, like a wool top and bottoms.
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- A sweater and some tees are needed because layering is essential. Try to stick to neutrals.
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Travel shoes are also important. Choosing the right shoes for your trip is challenging but not impossible. Think about comfort – all what matters is that you enjoy your trip to the fullest extent and you should keep in mind that you can’t do that if you re in pain and can’t walk. Also, you will need a pair of waterproof boots in case the weather becomes tricky.
Don’t forget to bring a backpack with you. The smaller the backpack the more likely you can keep an eye on it at all times. Also, it will always come in handy for the times you need to carry your essentials: a wallet, keys, handkerchiefs and many others. Pick a waterproof backpack because it rains a lot in Dublin.
There you have it! The ultimate Ireland packing list. You should be all set for your amazing trip now.
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