The best time to visit Irbil is during spring (April to June) or autumn (September to November) when the weather is pleasantly mild.

The currency used in Irbil is the Iraqi Dinar (IQD).

Irbil is relatively safe for tourists compared to other parts of Iraq, but it's always advisable to check travel advisories before planning your trip.

Kurdish and Arabic are the primary languages spoken in Irbil.

Yes, Irbil International Airport has direct flights from several international destinations.

Credit cards are accepted in some places in Irbil, but keeping cash for bazaars and smaller establishments is a good idea.

The Citadel of Erbil, Shanidar Cave, and the Erbil Civilization Museum are must-see sites.

It is advisable to drink bottled water as tap water may not be safe for consumption by tourists.

Irbil offers a variety of Kurdish dishes, along with other Middle Eastern cuisines, providing diverse culinary options.

Yes, Irbil has public buses, taxis, and shared minivans serving the city.