What’s Dublin Like in November?

November in Dublin brings cool, damp weather and shorter days as winter approaches. Average high temperatures typically range from 9-10°C (48-50°F), with lows dropping to 4-5°C (39-41°F), often feeling colder due to wind chill. Expect around 8-9 hours of daylight. Rainfall is common, with an average of 15-20 wet days and approximately 70-80mm of precipitation throughout the month. While snow is rare, brisk winds are frequent.

What are Typical Costs and Availability in November?

November is generally considered shoulder-season, offering better value than peak summer months.

• Flights (estimated): Return flights from within Europe might range from €50-€200. From North America, expect €400-€800+, though deals can be found.
• Accommodation (estimated): Hotel prices are typically lower. A budget hotel or guesthouse could cost €70-€120 per night, while mid-range hotels often fall between €120-€200 per night.
• Food (estimated): Daily food costs for casual dining and drinks could be €40-€70 per person. Availability for hotels and popular attractions is generally good, with fewer crowds.

What to Expect in Dublin During November?

Expect a less crowded city compared to summer, allowing for easier access to popular attractions. The atmosphere begins to shift towards the festive season, with Christmas lights often appearing by late November and some markets starting up. While the weather can be challenging, indoor attractions provide ample opportunities for exploration. Pack layers, a waterproof coat, and sturdy, comfortable shoes.

What are the Best Activities for November in Dublin?

Embrace Dublin’s cozy indoor offerings and start getting into the festive spirit:

• Cultural Attractions: Explore world-class museums like the National Museum of Ireland, National Gallery of Ireland (all free entry), or historical sites like Dublin Castle and Trinity College’s Long Room (Book of Kells).
• Distillery and Brewery Tours: Warm up with tours at the Guinness Storehouse or Jameson Distillery Bow St.
• Pub Culture: Experience traditional Irish pubs, enjoying live music, hearty food, and local brews.
• Shopping: Discover unique shops on Grafton Street and Henry Street, especially as Christmas decorations emerge.
• Parks: If weather permits, enjoy a crisp walk through St. Stephen’s Green or Phoenix Park.

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