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Book flights from Bangkok to Dublin and transport yourself from one vibrant capital to another.
Famous Irish hospitality and a feel-good atmosphere awaits you in the Emerald Isle’s most famous city – along with charming folk music, historic buildings and beautiful green parks.
As your journey connects in Abu Dhabi, you can even add a relaxing stopover into your plans. Arrive in Ireland feeling refreshed and ready to explore – and book Bangkok to Dublin tickets with Etihad today.
BKK to DUB: flight facts
Journey time 17hrs 35mins
Our shortest journeys from Bangkok to Dublin take around 17 hours and 35 minutes – but travel time will depend on your connection. Why not enjoy a stopover in Abu Dhabi and take the chance to discover all that the UAE’s capital has to offer?
Flight distance 6,814 miles
The shortest journey distance from Bangkok (BKK) to Dublin (DUB) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) is approximately 6,814 miles (10,966 kilometres).
Flying from Bangkok to Dublin: FAQs
Where should I stay in Dublin?
North of the river is a popular place to stay in Dublin. This area hosts the main boulevard and many central sights. If you want to be surrounded by beautiful 18th and 19th-century architecture, then the Georgian district is for you.
South Dublin is full of fantastic restaurants and scenic parks, while Grafton Street and Temple Bar are perfect for those looking to be at the heart of things.
What child-friendly activities are there in Dublin?
There are many things for children and families on offer in Dublin. Roam around Europe’s largest walled green space when you visit Phoenix Park – home to walking trails, wild deer and colourful events.
Imaginosity, meanwhile, is an immersive museum dedicated to the learning needs of children. You can also head to The Ark – Dublin’s children’s theatre – for entertaining shows.
Top tips for Bangkok to Dublin
The sound of Dublin
You’ll love the lively feel of Dublin. Irish folk music fills the cobbled streets as you explore, with local performers singing and strumming both in and out of the surrounding buildings.
To experience the best of this, book a traditional Irish musical dinner show – led by professional musicians. They will take you around the city sights while performing traditional songs interspersed with tales from the history of Irish music.
Dublin's doorways
Dublin has become famous for its iconic Georgian architecture. But while its old courthouses, university buildings and castle are the most obvious attractions, its beautiful array of Georgian doors have become increasingly iconic.
Brightly coloured entrances adorn row upon row of houses here – and you can even take a tour to marvel at the rainbow entrances and discover the many stories they tell. They also make for a fantastic photo opportunity.