Be a part of the fun and cheer on your team in Dublin!

This year enjoy an extra weekend or add a little more to your annual trip with tours of six countries. With breaks available in Paris, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Dublin, Rome, London, you’re sure to visit somewhere new or discover a different part of a familiar city. With the six nation tours, you can support your team and country at home or away. If you watch the games on TV every year and always think to yourself, I wish I was there with all the excitement, then this is the year to live that dream. You can be in the middle and be one of those thousands of euphoric fans. If you’re one of the lucky ones, you can even lead your team to victory and be a part of history.

For something different, travel to Dublin for a match or two. It is a perfect destination for a quick getaway as it is close but still has a new culture to immerse yourself in. Dublin is a traditional city offering the best of Irish music, art, literature, folklore, cuisine and sport. There are many museums, monuments and churches, as well as authentic classic Irish pubs where you can learn the local history and appreciate the local beer.

Kick back with a cold pint of Guinness before the big game. The city has so much to offer from green parks like St. Stevens green and modern architecture like Dublin Tower, your camera will be happy with plenty of beauty to capture.

The Six Nations matches are played at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, just a 6-minute drive from the city center and 30 minutes on foot. Its central location is excellent as you can stay close to all the popular attractions and landmarks and not have to worry about allowing enough travel time or the tedious task of finding the right public transport. For those who prefer to stay in the stadium, there are plenty of hotels and a train station in the area or if you want to stay out of the busy city, travel a few miles into the countryside to see its ancient ruins or a small fishing village. for its delicious seafood.

The six nation tours will add that extra touch to your regular city break, so don’t go too far and break the bank, stay local and revel in Ireland’s heritage and all the wonders it has to offer.