Dublin to Baltimore Flights

Flights from Dublin Airport

Flights from Dublin depart from the city's main airport, which is located 10 kilometres to the north of the city centre. It has two terminals, both of which are served by a range of transport options, although there is no direct rail link. To compensate, the airport has a range of bus routes to take passengers all over Ireland. The Air Link and Airport Hopper services are dedicated airport routes that run directly into the city centre.

Alternatively, it is possible to park at Dublin Airport, which has some 14,400 spaces allocated to long-term travellers and 3,600 short-stay spaces on offer, as well as provision for disabled parking. Regular travellers who are members of the Airport Club benefit from discounts in the short-stay car parks, as well as being fast-tracked through security.

Passengers on the flights Dublin offers can enjoy a range of shops in The Loop to keep them entertained before flying. The Click & Pick Up service also enables travellers to order duty free goods online and collect them at the airport, either on the way out or on their return journey. Passengers are also offered a host of restaurants and dining options, ranging from quick sandwiches to more leisurely sit-down meals and bars, including a champagne bar. For passengers seeking a comfortable and relaxing experience, the airport also provides executive lounges that can be used for up to three hours for a small charge. The facilities include a business centre with free Wi-Fi and complimentary refreshments and newspapers.

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Baltimore's International Airport

If you're heading to Baltimore, Maryland, visit ebookers to find some great deals. Flights to Baltimore arrive at the Baltimore-Washington International Airport/Thurgood Marshall Airport, which is ten miles south of downtown Baltimore. American Airlines, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, British Airways, and US Airways are among the major airlines that fly into BWI Marshall. If you're interested in learning more about Thurgood Marshall, the civil rights activist the airport is named for, visit the Thurgood Marshall Tribute exhibit, located close to the Observation Gallery.

Transportation from the Airport

You have a number of options for getting to the city centre Baltimore from the airport. You'll find a taxi stand outside the baggage claim area of the terminal. Airport taxis (410-859-1100) are not allowed to charge flat rates, so you'll pay a metered fee. If you want to take a train, two train companies provide free shuttle buses from the airport to the train station. You'll find the shuttle stops on the lower level terminal roadway. Amtrak (800-872-7245) runs trains every day, while the MARC Train (800-325-RAIL) only runs on weekdays. There are also two public transportation options. The light rail costs $1.60 per trip and has a station just outside the terminal's lower level, next to Concourse E. Public transit bus No. 17 also stops at the airport and can take you downtown or connect you with other transportation options. Bus No. 99 operates only on weekdays. You can also use ebookers to rent a car from one of the many car rental companies that operate out of BWI Marshall.

The Weather in Baltimore

Its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay give Baltimore a moderate climate. Summers are hot and humid, and in July and August, temperatures can reach 29°C. In late summer and early fall, there may be thunderstorms and even hurricanes. The usually beautiful fall weather includes mild days and cool nights, so you should pack short-sleeved shirts and warmer clothes. In January, the coldest month of winter, temperatures drop as low as 4°C during the day and -2°C at night, with occasional snow. The spring season is warm and relatively dry, with temperatures in the mid-60s during the day.

What to See and Do in Baltimore

Baltimore's Inner Harbor has several fun attractions to visit, from the Baltimore World Trade Centre, which gives you amazing views of the city, to the National Aquarium, where you can enjoy a variety of ocean life. Art buffs of all ages will enjoy the Walters Art Museum in the Mt. Vernon area, with its ancient and modern exhibits. Baseball fans can head for Oriole Park at Camden Yards, a new but atmospheric ballpark. If your aim is to explore Baltimore, you'll find many other great places to visit.