Restructure wiki for EV workation with confirmed dates
- Remove Germany/Netherlands files (not needed — early ferry, no stops) - Rewrite Hoek van Holland as daytime ferry already booked - New England file focused on EV charging + Cambridge/York/Lakes/Liverpool stops - Add EV charging section to Isle of Man - Rewrite Dublin with confirmed events: Aug 30 college football, Aug 31 Bon Jovi - New return leg: Dublin → Cherbourg ferry → Walldorf by Sep 2 - Update README with full timeline and confirmed dates table - Update .ai-context with EV conventions and fixed date constraints
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# Walldorf, Germany
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> **Type:** Starting point / Base
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> **Recommended stay:** 0–1 days (home base)
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> **Best for:** Day trips before departure
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## Why Visit
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Walldorf itself is a quiet SAP company town, but it sits in one of Germany's most rewarding day-trip zones — the Neckar Valley, Heidelberg, and the northern Black Forest are all within 30 minutes.
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## Must-See Nearby
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- **Heidelberg** (20 min) — Heidelberg Castle ruins above the old town (entry €11 adult, daily 09:00–18:00), the Philosophenweg (Philosopher's Walk) along the hillside, the Alte Brücke over the Neckar. Easily half a day.
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- **Schwetzingen Palace** (15 min) — Baroque palace and enormous garden with a fake mosque. Underrated.
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- **Mannheim** (25 min, 30 km) — Home to the second-largest Baroque palace in Europe after Versailles. Luisenpark is a good riverside stretch.
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- **Speyer** (18 min, 19 km) — Kaiserdom Romanesque cathedral (UNESCO, free entry), the Technik Museum has a full-size Buran Soviet space shuttle on the roof plus a Boeing 747 you can walk through.
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- **Worms** (34 min, 58 km) — Cathedral, the Luther Monument (Diet of Worms 1521), Nibelungen Museum, and one of Germany's oldest Jewish heritage sites.
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- **Rhine Valley** (1h 15m, ~125 km) — Drive or take the train along the Middle Rhine: Loreley cliff, Bacharach, Rüdesheim, 40+ castles. A full day or overnight if you want to slow down.
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- **Black Forest / Baden-Baden** (1h, 80 km) — Baden-Baden has the famous Caracalla thermal spa (€21 for 2h); further in: Triberg waterfalls (163m, Germany's highest), Titisee lake.
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## Itinerary (Day Before Departure)
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### Evening / Last Night
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Pack the car. Walk Walldorf's Marktplatz. Dinner in Heidelberg's Altstadt if time allows.
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## Practical Info
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- **Ferry departure context:** Drive north to Hoek van Holland is ~5–6 hours; plan for an early start on Aug 4th or drive the evening before
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- **Route north:** A67/A5 north through Frankfurt, then A3 toward Cologne or straight up A5/A45 to the Netherlands
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- **Fuel:** Fill up in Germany — significantly cheaper than Netherlands/UK
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## Links
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- [Heidelberg Tourism](https://www.heidelberg-marketing.de/en/)
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- [Speyer Tourism](https://www.speyer.de/en/)
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# Hoek van Holland → Harwich (Early Morning Ferry)
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> **Type:** Ferry crossing — already booked
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> **Departure:** Early morning, August 4th (check your booking for exact time)
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> **Best for:** Drive straight to port, board, cross, arrive England mid-morning
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## Key Info
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- **Operator:** Stena Line
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- **Route:** Hoek van Holland → Harwich (Parkeston Quay)
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- **Duration:** ~6.5 hours
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- **This is a daytime crossing** — no cabin needed, no overnight
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## EV on the Ferry
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- Drive-on/drive-off with your car as normal
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- **You cannot charge on the ferry** — plan your battery around arriving in Harwich with enough range to reach the first UK charging stop
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- Arrive at port **at least 45–60 minutes before departure**
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## On Arrival: Harwich
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You dock at Harwich International Port in Suffolk. From here head northwest toward your England stops and ultimately the Isle of Man ferry at Heysham or Liverpool.
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- **First UK charging stop:** Colchester (20 min from Harwich) has multiple rapid chargers. Good place to top up before deciding your route north.
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- **Currency:** GBP from here. Cards accepted everywhere but have some cash for rural spots.
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- **Driving:** Left side of the road from the moment you leave the ferry.
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- **Mobile data:** UK is outside EU — check roaming charges before departure.
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## Links
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- [Stena Line Hook–Harwich](https://www.stenaline.co.uk/ferry/hook-of-holland-harwich)
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# Route: Walldorf → Hoek van Holland
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> **Type:** Drive
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> **Distance:** ~530 km
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> **Drive time:** ~5–6 hours (without stops)
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> **Best for:** Driving with 1–2 stops
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## Route Overview
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Walldorf → A5 north → Cologne (optional stop) → A57/A3 → Dutch border → Utrecht → The Hague → Hoek van Holland
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Alternatively via Cologne → Düsseldorf → Arnhem for a slightly different angle through the Netherlands.
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## Recommended Stops
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### Cologne (Köln) — 3h from Walldorf
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The cathedral alone is worth a stop. Pull off, park near the Domplatte, and spend an hour.
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- **Kölner Dom** — Gothic cathedral, one of the world's largest. Free entry, towers cost ~€6. The view from the top is worth it if you have time.
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- **Hohenzollernbrücke** — Love-lock bridge right next to the Dom, good photo with the cathedral spire.
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- **Altstadt** — 15-minute walk, old town with brewhouses serving Kölsch in small cylindrical glasses.
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### Rotterdam — 30 min past Utrecht (optional detour)
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If you want a city with a completely different feel from the historic ones:
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- **Erasmus Bridge** — Striking cable-stayed bridge; the skyline here feels genuinely modern
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- **Markthal** — Enormous arch-shaped market hall with apartments built into the walls; food stalls below
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- **Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen)** — Tilted yellow cube homes by Piet Blom; one is open to visit
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- **Kinderdijk** — 19 windmills in a UNESCO-listed polder landscape, 20 min from Rotterdam
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### Utrecht — 1.5h from Cologne
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A smaller, quieter Amsterdam but with canals at street-level rather than road-level — far more walkable.
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- **Domtoren** — 112m church tower, tallest in the Netherlands. Guided tours €13.50 (book at domtoren.nl). Views across the flat lowlands are worth it.
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- **Oudegracht** — The unique two-level canal: boats on the water, café terraces in the medieval wharf cellars below street level.
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- **Cycle infrastructure** — World-class cycling city; good place to test any gear or pick up supplies before England.
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### Delft — 30 min before Hoek van Holland
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Optional quick stop if you're not pressed for time.
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- **Markt** — Beautiful central square with the Nieuwe Kerk and City Hall facing each other
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- **Vermeer connection** — Girl with a Pearl Earring was painted here; small Vermeer museum
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## Practical Info
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- **Total drive:** Leave Walldorf by 7am to reach Hoek van Holland comfortably before an evening/overnight ferry
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- **Dutch motorways:** Toll-free; watch for 100 km/h speed limits (strictly enforced by cameras)
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- **Fuel:** Fill up before crossing into Netherlands — German prices are lower
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- **Parking in Utrecht:** P+R lots on the outskirts are cheap; old town is cyclist-priority
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## Ferry Connection
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See `02-hoek-van-holland.md` for ferry details.
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# England: Harwich → Isle of Man Ferry
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> **Type:** Drive north with stops
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> **Distance:** Harwich → Heysham ~370 km | Harwich → Liverpool ~380 km
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> **Drive time:** ~4–5h direct
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> **Best for:** 1–2 day paced drive with sightseeing stops; EV charging built in
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## Ferry Port Options for Isle of Man
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- **Heysham** (near Lancaster) — most frequent sailings, quieter port
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- **Liverpool** — seasonal summer sailings, better city for a stopover
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**Recommendation:** Liverpool. Better city, similar distance, and the Steam Packet summer schedule usually covers the route well in August. Spend a night there.
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## EV Charging: Harwich to Liverpool
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The route north (A12 → M11 → A1(M) / M1 → M6 → Liverpool) has good motorway service charging but gaps between cities. Key stops:
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| Location | Charger options | Notes |
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| Colchester (A12) | Gridserve, Tesla | First stop after ferry — top up here |
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| Cambridge services (M11) | Gridserve Hub | Fast 150kW+ chargers |
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| Wetherby/Leeds (A1M) | Extra MSA, Tesla | Good midpoint if going via York |
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| Lancaster/Forton MSA (M6) | Pod Point, Osprey | Last stop before Heysham |
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| Liverpool (city) | Multiple rapid chargers in centre | Tesla SC at Liverpool ONE |
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**Tip:** Gridserve has the most reliable rapid chargers on this corridor. Use Zap-Map or A Better Route Planner (ABRP) for live availability.
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## Recommended Stops
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### Cambridge — 1.5h from Harwich
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One of the world's great university cities. Worth a 2–3h stop and has a Gridserve Hub right on the M11 for charging while you explore.
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- **The Backs** — The famous view of King's, Clare, and Trinity colleges from the riverside meadows; best seen on foot or by punt
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- **King's College Chapel** — Gothic masterpiece; free to walk past, ticketed entry inside
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- **Market Square** — Central, lively, great coffee and street food
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- **Punting** — Hire a punt on the Cam; touristy but genuinely enjoyable
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### York — detour via A1(M), 2h from Cambridge
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Unmissable if you go via the A1 rather than M1. Park at a P+R (all have charging), walk the walls.
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- **York Minster** — One of Europe's greatest Gothic cathedrals; the Great East Window is the world's largest surviving medieval stained glass
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- **The Shambles** — Medieval street with overhanging timber-framed houses; browse not shop
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- **City Walls** — Full 3.4km circuit of Roman/medieval walls around the old city (~2h walk)
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- **JORVIK Viking Centre** — Atmospheric underground Viking-age York reconstruction; worth 1h
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### Lake District — 1.5h from Lancaster/Heysham
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If you have a night to spare before the IoM ferry, the Lakes are right there.
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- **Windermere / Ambleside** — Most accessible base; good EV charging at Rheged and Tebay services (M6)
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- **Langdale Valley** — The dramatic fells without the Windermere crowds; short walks from the valley floor
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- **Grasmere** — Wordsworth's village; small, beautiful, good gingerbread at the churchyard shop
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- **Scafell Pike** — England's highest (978m); 4–5h round trip if weather is good
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### Liverpool — ferry departure city (recommended overnight)
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- **Albert Dock** — Victorian docklands converted into museums, restaurants, and bars; Tate Liverpool is here
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- **The Beatles Story** — Thorough museum at the dock; even non-fans find it interesting given the city context
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- **Cavern Quarter** — Mathew Street and the Cavern Club (reconstructed); lively at night
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- **Liverpool Cathedral** — Anglican cathedral completed 1978; one of the largest in the world and genuinely spectacular inside. Free entry.
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- **Hope Street** — The two cathedrals (Anglican and Catholic) face each other 500m apart; walk the street between them
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- **Food:** Bold Street for independent restaurants; Baltic Triangle for bars
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## Practical Info
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- **Isle of Man ferry from Liverpool:** Steam Packet Company; departs from Liverpool Pier Head (Princes Parade). [steam-packet.com](https://www.steam-packet.com)
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- **Parking Liverpool:** Liverpool ONE car park has EV charging; overnight options near the docks
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- **Journey pacing:** Harwich → Cambridge (charge) → York → Lakes → Liverpool works as a relaxed 2-day drive
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## Links
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- [Zap-Map UK chargers](https://www.zap-map.com)
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- [A Better Route Planner](https://abetterrouteplanner.com)
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- [Steam Packet Company](https://www.steam-packet.com)
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- [Visit York](https://www.visityork.org)
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- [Visit Lake District](https://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk)
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- [Visit Liverpool](https://www.visitliverpool.com)
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## Practical Info
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- **Currency:** British Pounds (GBP). Manx Pounds are also in circulation and accepted everywhere on the island but not valid in the UK.
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- **Currency:** British Pounds (GBP). Manx Pounds also in circulation on the island but not valid in the UK.
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- **Driving:** Left side. Public roads are used for TT racing — in August, normal speed limits apply.
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- **Car hire:** Available in Douglas if you come without a car (but bringing your own from Heysham is easy)
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- **Accommodation:** Douglas has the most options; Peel and Ramsey have smaller B&Bs
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- **Best view:** Snaefell summit on a clear day — genuinely 5 countries visible
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## EV Charging on the Isle of Man
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The island's charging network is limited compared to mainland UK — plan carefully.
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- **Manx Electricity Authority (MEA)** operates most public chargers; coverage is concentrated in Douglas
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- **Douglas:** Chargers at the Sea Terminal car park and various town centre locations
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- **Peel, Ramsey, Castletown:** Each has at least one public charger but speeds are typically 7–22kW (slow/fast, not rapid)
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- **Strategy:** Charge overnight in Douglas accommodation where possible. The island is small (~50km north to south) so range anxiety is manageable if you start each day with a full battery.
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- **Before boarding the return ferry:** Top up in Douglas before the crossing — Belfast and Dublin both have good rapid charging infrastructure on arrival.
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## Onward Ferry to Ireland
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See `06-belfast.md` or `07-dublin.md`. Ferry from Douglas to Belfast (Belfast car ferry) or Dublin (seasonal). The Belfast route is more scenic and sets you up well for the Wild Atlantic Way going north-to-south.
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# Dublin, Ireland
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> **Type:** City destination + ferry arrival (alternative to Belfast)
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> **Recommended stay:** 1–2 days
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> **Best for:** Culture, literary history, pubs; southern starting point for Wild Atlantic Way
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> **Type:** City destination + confirmed event anchor
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> **Confirmed dates:** August 30 (college football), August 31 (possible Bon Jovi concert)
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> **Recommended stay:** 2–3 days at end of trip
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> **Best for:** End-of-trip anchor; culture, pubs, events
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## Why Via Dublin
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If you take the Isle of Man → Dublin ferry, you arrive in the Republic's capital. From here you can drive/cycle north to start the Wild Atlantic Way from Donegal (long drive, ~4h), or travel it south-to-north starting in Kerry/Cork.
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## Confirmed Events
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**Note:** The Wild Atlantic Way is usually more dramatic cycling south-to-north (prevailing wind at your back, progressively wilder landscapes). But north-to-south is the official direction.
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### College Football — Aviva Stadium, Saturday August 30
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The Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Notre Dame vs Navy at Aviva Stadium (capacity 51,700), Lansdowne Road.
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- **Book tickets early** — this sells out and is a major event drawing American visitors
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- Stadium is in Ballsbridge, 3km from city centre; Luas Red Line or taxi
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- Pre-match atmosphere in the pubs around Baggot Street and the city centre is excellent
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- [aerlinguscollegefootballclassic.com](https://www.aerlinguscollegefootballclassic.com)
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### Bon Jovi Concert — Sunday August 31 (possible)
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Verify venue and tickets — likely Aviva Stadium or a major outdoor venue. Check [ticketmaster.ie](https://www.ticketmaster.ie).
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## Why Via Dublin (Arrival)
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Arriving from the Wild Atlantic Way (coming south from Donegal/Galway/Kerry), Dublin is the natural end point. The Wild Atlantic Way terminates near Cork/Kinsale; from there it's 3h north to Dublin for the Aug 30 fixture.
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**Timing:** Build your Wild Atlantic Way itinerary backward from August 29 in Dublin (day before the game). That gives you ~3 weeks of cycling/driving from a Belfast/Donegal start around August 7–10.
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## Must-See
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### Trinity College & Book of Kells
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Ireland's oldest university (1592). The Long Room library is one of the most beautiful rooms in the world — 65m barrel-vaulted ceiling, 200,000 ancient books. The Book of Kells (9th-century illuminated gospel) is displayed here.
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- Book ahead: [tcd.ie/visitors](https://www.tcd.ie/visitors/)
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### Kilmainham Gaol
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The prison where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were executed by firing squad. Essential to understanding modern Irish history. Guided tours only — book well ahead.
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- [kilmainhamgaolmuseum.ie](https://kilmainhamgaolmuseum.ie)
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### National Museum of Ireland — Archaeology
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Free. World-class prehistoric gold collection and the Iron Age bog bodies (Clonycavan Man, etc.). Worth 1–2 hours.
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### Temple Bar
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Dublin's cultural quarter. Cobblestones, pubs, galleries. Touristy but genuinely alive at night. Skip the Temple Bar pub (overpriced) — try Mulligan's on Poolbeg St or The Long Hall on George's St for a proper pint.
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### Phoenix Park
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1,750-acre park with wild deer, the US Ambassador's residence, and the Irish President's house. Good for a morning run or cycle.
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### Guinness Storehouse
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Nine floors in the original fermentation plant; complimentary pint at the Gravity Bar with city views. Book ahead.
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## EV Charging in Dublin
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Dublin has solid rapid charging infrastructure.
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- **ESB ecars** network is widespread across the city (app: eCars)
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- Rapid chargers at Merrion Road, Ballsbridge (near Aviva), and most major car parks
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- **Aviva Stadium area:** ESB chargers on Serpentine Avenue and Merrion Road
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## Practical Info
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- **Currency:** Euro (EUR)
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- **Driving:** Left side
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- **Getting around:** Luas tram (Red and Green lines), Dublin Bus, cycling. City centre is walkable.
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- **Accommodation:** Book months ahead for the Aug 30 weekend — the college football game fills the city
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## Onward: Return to Walldorf
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See `08-return-via-france.md` for the Dublin → ferry to France → Walldorf leg (target: home by Sep 2).
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## Links
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- [Visit Dublin](https://www.visitdublin.com)
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- [Aer Lingus College Football Classic](https://www.aerlinguscollegefootballclassic.com)
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- [Ticketmaster Ireland](https://www.ticketmaster.ie)
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- [ESB ecars charging](https://www.esb.ie/ecars)
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## Must-See
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# Return: Dublin → France → Walldorf
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> **Type:** Return leg
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> **Target:** Home in Walldorf by ~September 2nd
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> **Mode:** Ferry Dublin → France (Cherbourg or Roscoff), then drive
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## Timeline
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- **Aug 30 (Sat):** College football at Aviva Stadium
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- **Aug 31 (Sun):** Possible Bon Jovi concert — stay in Dublin
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- **Sep 1 (Mon):** Ferry Dublin → France (overnight or daytime)
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- **Sep 2 (Tue):** Drive France → Walldorf (~900–1,100 km depending on port)
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## Ferry Options: Dublin to France
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### Stena Line / Irish Ferries: Dublin or Rosslare → Cherbourg
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- **Irish Ferries Dublin → Cherbourg:** ~19h crossing, overnight. Departs evening, arrives next morning.
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- **Irish Ferries Rosslare → Cherbourg:** ~17h. Rosslare is 2h south of Dublin.
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- **Brittany Ferries Rosslare → Roscoff:** ~17h overnight. Roscoff is in Brittany; slightly shorter drive home.
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**Recommendation:** **Dublin → Cherbourg** with Irish Ferries. Depart evening Sep 1, arrive Cherbourg morning Sep 2. Drive home from Cherbourg is ~1,000 km (via Paris, Metz, Strasbourg → Walldorf), approximately 9–10h.
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Book at [irishferries.com](https://www.irishferries.com).
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### EV on the Ferry
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- Cabins available and strongly recommended for overnight crossings
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- **Cannot charge on the ferry** — arrive in Cherbourg ready to charge first thing
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- **Cherbourg has Tesla Supercharger and Ionity** — charge before hitting the autoroute south
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## Drive: Cherbourg → Walldorf (~1,000 km, ~9–10h)
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| Cherbourg → Paris | A84 / N13 → A13 | ~350 km; charge at Caen or Chartres |
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| Paris → Strasbourg | A4 | ~490 km; charge at Metz or Nancy |
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| Strasbourg → Walldorf | A5 south | ~130 km; easy final leg |
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### EV Charging: France
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France has excellent autoroute charging — Ionity and Tesla Superchargers at most major service areas (Aires).
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- **Caen** — Good Ionity charger on the A84
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- **Metz** — Multiple rapid chargers on A4 corridor
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- **Strasbourg** — Tesla SC and Ionity before the final push to Walldorf
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Use [Chargemap](https://chargemap.com) or ABRP for live routing — French autoroute services are generally reliable.
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## Alternative: Rosslare → Roscoff (Brittany Ferries)
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If you prefer arriving in Brittany:
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- Roscoff → Paris → Strasbourg → Walldorf is similar total distance (~1,050 km)
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- Brittany Ferries has good cabin/lounge options
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- Book at [brittany-ferries.co.uk](https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk)
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## Practical Info
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- **Book Dublin → France ferry as soon as possible** — late August sailings fill up
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- **Eurotunnel is not an option** on this return route (you'd need to go via UK, which adds a crossing)
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- **French motorway tolls:** Budget ~€60–80 Cherbourg to Walldorf. Télépéage (Liber-t tag) speeds things up but card payment works at all tollbooths.
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- **German fuel:** If your EV has range to spare, no action needed; otherwise final top-up in France is fine (French electricity is cheap — nuclear grid)
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## Links
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- [Irish Ferries](https://www.irishferries.com)
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- [Brittany Ferries](https://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk)
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- [Chargemap](https://chargemap.com)
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- [A Better Route Planner](https://abetterrouteplanner.com)
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