#KNOCKOUT CITY OUTFITS LIST SKIN#
For women, avoid showing lots of skin and choose a more conservative look from your wardrobe. For men, wearing a button-down shirt or a nice sweater paired with slacks or jeans is an appropriate option.
When visiting religious sites in Ireland be on your best behavior and dress a little nicer than you would for normal walking about and sightseeing. Bringing a backpack or messenger back to keep extra layers and other items such as a water bottle and snacks is always a good idea.Ĭhurches – Ireland has many beautiful churches and cathedrals to visit, but keep in mind you are visiting a religious site and it is best to dress appropriately. Men, relaxed jeans along with a t-shirt, jacket and some sports shoes is a good choice. Many towns and landmarks are meant to be explored on foot and a comfortable outfit can make all the difference! Ladies, jeans and a casual tee shirt or long sleeve paired with some comfy ankle boots or shoes is a great combo. Sightseeing – For general sightseeing, both men and women should wear comfortable walking shoes and clothes. Depending on the season, you can accessorize with hats, gloves and scarves for some added warmth. Local women will wear a nice dress or romper paired with heels or nice leather boots. Local men often wear button-up shirts, slacks, and dress shoes and will pair with a V-neck sweater or blazer. The city itself is culturally very diverse but you will know the locals when you see them. Nights out in Dublin are when you want to look your best. Night out in Dublin – Dublin is a business center and as such there is a need for more classy attire. Bringing a hat and moisture-wicking scarf is recommended as well to keep your ears and neck warm, as the wind along the Irish coast has a bite to it! Make sure you wear comfortable hiking/walking shoes, DO NOT wear shoes without traction or sandals! Walking along the cliffs is very dangerous and there are many sections where it is easy to slip. The force of the winds is very strong and even on a warm day.
When visiting the cliffs, expect the weather to be wet and windy! Even if the forecast calls for clear skies make sure you bring waterproof clothing and a windbreaker. Cliffs of Moher – The Cliffs of Moher are Ireland’s most visited site and these natural wonders are an absolute must-see! They run along the southwestern edge of the Burren region in County Clare, spanning approximately 14 kilometers.
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