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There's no better place to experience the unique Irish character than the traditional pub so this tour is a great opportunity to enjoy the Irish color at the Aran Island. Today you depart from Galway and, having short scenic flight across Galway Bay, you arrive at the Island. There you meet the locals and get to know the lifestyle and the unique atmosphere of this part of Ireland as well as taste food and drinks of the highest quality in local pubs. After spending a good time on the Island, you have a flight back to Galway.

Aran Islands Pub Tour by Plane

Scenic Cruise of Corrib River & Lake

Explore Galway's famous food culture during a wonderful walking tour around the marketplace and the city. Your professional guide shows you and your group the best known, award-winning restaurants and cafes as well as the top secret food haunts of the area.

*Please, note: group size is from 4 to 12, the tour is subject to availability.  Unavailable Monday-Tuesday

**Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

The famous food culture of Galway is explored in a morning and you will visit some of the best-known and best-kept secrets of the city&#039;s food scene, taking you on the ultimate food journey! You&#039;ll be escorted around Galway&#039;s finest food locations by your guide.

Galway Food Tour

The Cliffs of Moher, located on the western coast of Ireland, are a breathtaking natural wonder and one of the country's most iconic landmarks. Rising dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean, these sheer cliffs offer panoramic views of rugged coastline, crashing waves, and awe-inspiring beauty that leave visitors in awe of nature's grandeur.

Cliffs of Moher

Following breakfast, you embark on a wonderful day-trip to one of the most impressive coastlines in Ireland. 

Together with your private guide-driver you make your way to the Cliffs of Moher - a sheer precipice that stretches for 5 miles along the Wild Atlantic Way.
Upon arrival, you get to enter the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre to see the exhibition dedicated to this natural wonder and the region.

After the tour, you continue your journey and have time to see the Burren Region followed by a scenic drive to the city of Galway.

A guided full-day trip to Ireland&#039;s Cliffs of Moher is an ideal way to escape the hustle and bustle of Dublin. Travel to the dramatic array of cliffs from the comfort of a luxury coach while admiring the unrivaled beauty of the Irish countryside.

Discover Cliffs of Moher Tour

Quay Street boasts plenty of great restaurants, budget options, or fancy restaurants. Also there you can visit fine bakeries, Irish pubs, lovely shops or clothing stores.

Quay Street

Surrounded by boutique shops, the Lynch's Castle takes a location between Shop and Abbeygate Street, and It once was the home to the best-known family in Galway. The Lynch Family's Coat of Arms can still be seen today. This majestic medieval building is an excellent example of an Irish Gothic style.

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Lynch's Castle

Situated on the Corrib River's left bank, the Spanish Arch is a historical gem dating back to 1584. The pre-medieval Arch is an extension of the 12th-century town wall. Wondering why it is called Spanish? Galway always had a close trading relationship with Spain; the Spanish ships often would dock alongside the Arch. Even Christopher Columbus once was there!

Spanish Arch

It's a site that cannot be missed on your trip to Galway, the Galway Cathedral. One of the most impressive architectural buildings and one of the largest ones, the cathedral was built in the 20th-century on the old prison site.

Galway Cathedral

Go on an exciting walking tour around Galway and its best sights. Your tour starts at the Eyre Square, where you learn the Occupy Wall Street movement and other important points of Galway history. Then you explore Brown's Doorway, John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaque and quincentennial Fountain. 

As you make your way through the Old Town of Galway, you also see Lynch's Castle, St Nicolas' Church and the beautiful Spanish Arch. 
After the tour you either return to your hotel or continue exploring city on your own.

During your tour, you will see the most charming spots of the city with the help of a professional guide. Many stories can be found in Galway&#039;s streets, buildings, and corners. You will learn about the special and unique features of living in this city from your charming guide. This tour is perfect for visitors to the city for the first time who want to get the most out of their trip!

Walking Tour of Galway

As the sun goes down you get outside and hit the streets of Galway to taste delicious treats from family run businesses and artisanal producers. This tour is definetely the best way to learn about local culture, traditions and culinary secrets!

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

The city of Galway is not only Ireland&#039;s cultural capital, it&#039;s also a great place to sample traditional Irish food. Experience the local flavor of Galway on this tasting tour, stopping for a pint of Guinness, a meal of Irish stew, fresh seafood, and local cheeses.

Galway Evening Food Tour

Located just over one hour from Galway City, Kylemore Abbey is one of Ireland’s top tourist attractions. xperience woodland and lakeshore walks, magnificent buildings and Ireland’s largest Walled Garden. Enjoy wholesome food and delicious home-baking in our Café or Garden Tea House.

Kylemore Abbey

Bounded by the Atlantic and set within a particularly scenic corner of County Galway, the region is famous for its wild terrain and soft colors. Rust-colored bogs are dotted with polished grey-blue lakes; old dry-stone walls are threaded over hills; and coral beaches, sandy bays and little harbors are edged by an ever-changing ocean.

Connemara

Today after breakfast you explore the unspoiled beauty of Connemara distinct region with a private guide-driver. 

During the tour, you learn more about the origin of the Irish language and the reason why it is still the native language of the region. You see the rivers and lakes that flow from the Twelve Pins Mountain Range and find out why this unique corner of Ireland was a filming location for the famous Marley &amp; Me and the Field. 

You also visit the 19th century magnificent Kylemore Abbey, situated on a lake in the middle of the mountains, and Aughnanure Castle, dating back to the 16th century, before you return to Galway.

Explore the unspoiled beauty of Connemara distinct region with a private guide-driver. Learn more about the origin of the Irish language and the reason why it is still the native language of the area. You see the rivers and lakes that flow from the Twelve Pins Mountain Range and find out why this unique corner of Ireland was a filming location for the famous Marley &amp; Me and the Field. And continue visiting the 19th century magnificent Kylemore Abbey, situated on a lake in the middle of the mountains.

Connemara & Kylemore Abbey Tour

Explore the marvelous surrounding of the Bunratty Castle and the Folk Park, where you enjoy its sights as you stroll from house to house of the charming village street.

Bunratty Castle

Following breakfast, you embark on a wonderful day-trip to one of the most impressive coastlines in Ireland. 

Together with your private guide-driver you make your way to the Cliffs of Moher - a sheer precipice that stretches for 5 miles along the Wild Atlantic Way. Upon arrival, you enjoy a 1-hour boat cruise from Doolin Pier along the cliffs on a ferry. You also get to enter the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre to see the exhibition dedicated to this natural wonder and the region.

Afterwards, you continue your journey to the famous Bunratty Castle and the Folk Park where you enjoy its sights as you stroll from house to house of the charming village street.

After the tour, you continue your journey and have time to see the Burren Region followed by a scenic drive to the city of Galway.

*Please, note: cruise is available from early March to mid-October

Visit the rugged and unique midwestern coast of Ireland on a day trip through Limerick and along the Shannon. Then, you&#039;ll head to the imposing Bunratty Castle, the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher, and the pristine Burren.

Cliffs of Moher and Bunratty Castle Tour

After breakfast you are transferred to the Farm where you get an insight into farming life both past and present. Today you hear many interesting stories about the daily chores of a rural farmer and have a chance to participate in shearing sheep and feeding the lambs experience.

Traditional Irish Farm Tour

While exploring Galway, don't miss a chance to see Eyre Square, located in the city center. Officially known as the John F. Kennedy Memorial Park, the square dates back to the medieval times when markets took a location there. These days the square boasts seasonal markets, worth visiting.

Eyre Square

You will not only taste some of these excellent drinks, but you will also gain a better understanding of Ireland's rich whisky history. From O'Connells on Eyre Square to McCambridge's, Kings Head, Freeny's, and Neachtain's. The tour will end with a meeting with Micil, a pepper manufacturer in his sixth generation.

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

Uisce beatha tasting is a fun and informative afternoon for whiskey amateurs or anyone curious about the product. You will be guided by an expert around the streets of Galway to visit some of the oldest bars to taste some of the best Irish Whiskey.

Galway Whiskey Tour

Discover Ireland's nature in the Burren National Park. The park covers 1500 hectares and contains habitats, including Limestone Pavement, Hazel scrub, Hazel Woodland, Lakes, Petrifying Springs, Cliffs, and many others. The best way to explore the park is to go on a walking trail.

The Burren National Park

The Wild Atlantic Way route from start to finish unfolds the wonders of nature, the power of the ocean and its imprint on the west coast of Ireland, and the stunning countryside in all its diversity. Enchanting villages are nestled along the coast as well as ancient monuments – their origins having long sunk into the mists of oblivion dot the landscape. Behind every bend on this magical coastal road a new delight awaits.

Wild Atlantic Way

You will learn about the history of Galway and the Burren as you travel through the Burren with your expert driver/guide. As you exit the coach, explore Ireland's Atlantic Ocean, exposed limestone terrain, jagged cliffs, and windswept landscapes independently. After exploring the featured stops, you'll return to Galway along the Wild Atlantic Way, providing many photo opportunities along the coast.

Dive into stunning Irish nature and explore the area, enjoy breathtaking views and feel a bit lost in the wilderness. Right from the morning, you start your adventure by visiting the Dunguaire Castle, visit Ailwee Cave, and then lose your breath observing the Moher&#039;s cliff beauty, and enjoy the colorful Doolin.

Cliffs of Moher & Burren Tour

Don&#039;t miss a chance to see stunning Mher Cliffs and Doolin village with the half-day group tour! You see breathtaking landscapes, have a unique opportunity to take postcard-like pictures, and explore real Irish town.

Afternoon Tour to Cliffs with Doolin Village

Cong Abbey is the first stop on the tour. It is a magnificent Augustinian Abbey from the early 12th century. Then we'll proceed to Cong Village. You can spend time exploring Cong Woods or visiting the village where the 1950s classic film, 'The Quiet Man' was filmed - or simply have a coffee while feeding the ducks on the edge of Lough Corrib, which is the largest lake in the Republic of Ireland. 

Connemara's hidden valleys can be seen upon entering on the Lough Nafooey route. It would be hard not to fall in love with a photo of the Killary Fjord and the village of Leenane. The tour continues to Kylemore Abbey for lunch and sightseeing for 2 hours.

You will leave Kylemore in the late afternoon and drive through Inagh Valley, Maam Cross &amp; Oughterard and complete the loop of Lough Corrib before returning to Galway City.

Go away from the beaten pass with this tour to Connemara, Kylemore Abbey &amp; Cong Village. Today you see hidden Ireland, therefore be sure to take your camera! Before visiting the scenic Cong village, you witness the 14th-century monastery Ross Errily Friary. After that, you proceed with visiting the hidden valleys of Connemara with some photo-stops on the way. Tour is up to 40 participants.

Connemara, Kylemore Abbey & Cong Village Tour

Your local, fully trained driver/guide will take you to the Cliffs of Moher en route to the Kinlay Hostel on Merchants Road in Galway at 09:00. 

As you proceed south along the Wild Atlantic Way, you will pass BlackHead (Wild Atlantic Way - Discovery Point), Fanore Strand (Wild Atlantic Way - Discovery Point), and the baby cliffs of Ballyreen. 

Watch the Atlantic Ocean battle the Irish coastline from here. There is no place like the Wild Atlantic Way.

As you arrive in Doolin, you board a ferry for Inisheer, the smallest and nearest Aran Island.  

Inishmore (Inis Mor), Inishmaan (Inis Meain), and Inisheer (Inis Oirr) are the three limestone rocky outcrops of the Aran Islands.

Moreover, while the ferry approaches the Island, watch out for dolphins following the ferry during the 30-minute crossing.

Enjoy this amazing, comprehensive Wild Atlantic Way tour!
To reach the ferry terminal at Doolin, you will pass through Clarenbridge, Kilcolgan, Ballindereen, Kinvara, and Ballyvaughan, all picturesque fishing villages.
During the tour, you&#039;ll see Medieval ruins as well as 16th-century tower houses, churches, graveyards, and dry stone walls. You&#039;ll also see ponies, horses, calves, cows, lambs, sheep, and perhaps even a leprechaun or two!

Discover Aran Islands Tour

Cava Bodega

Tartare

Loam (MICHELIN 2021)

Ard Bia at Nimmos

Loam (MICHELIN Star)

Éan

Il Vicolo

If you&#039;re looking for a unique and engaging travel experience, consider adding Town Hall Theatre to your list. Since it helps you get acquainted with the culture, it&#039;s the best choice to make the most out of your trip to Ireland. Hence, why not add a little culture to your vacation?

Town Hall Theatre

Atlantic Arc

Marc Roberts sings the 'Hits' of John Denver

Breath - A Music Play

Bajazet by Vivaldi

If you&#039;re looking for a unique and engaging theater experience while in Galway, be sure to check out Clifden Station House Theatre. This exceptional venue offers an eclectic mix of drama, comedy, and music performances, making it perfect for any traveler looking for something off the beaten path. Hence, make sure to include this activity in your Ireland itinerary!

Clifden Station House Theatre

Mundy Live Concert

John Spillane Live

Feel the taste of Galway on a stunning gastronomy tour! You're welcome to enjoy a fascinating culinary walking tour of Galway, led by a passionate local guide. Taking you on a tasty gastronomy journey, you will discover some of Galway's classic and secret food haunts. Also, during the tour you'll visit award-winning restaurants, cafes and pubs.

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

Feel the taste of Galway on a stunning gastronomy tour! You&#039;re welcome to enjoy a fascinating culinary walking tour of Galway, led by a passionate local guide. Taking you on a tasty gastronomy journey, you will discover some of Galway&#039;s classic and secret food haunts. Also, during the tour you&#039;ll visit award-winning restaurants, cafes and pubs.

Galway Day Food Tour

If you like food that is sweeter than most, we invite you to join the tour of Galway Sweet Tooth. You will need to bring your sweet tooth if you want to explore Galway's finest bakeries and pastry shops! Enjoy the opportunity to taste delicious bites from Griffins, Petit Delice, Cupán Tae, Danny's Donuts, Hazel Mountain Chocolate Shop and the Kitchen @ The Museum. During the event, you will also enjoy some pastries from Kai Café and a glass of bubbly at Tigh Neachtain.

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

The Galway Sweet Tooth tour is for those who enjoy food that is a little sweeter than most. Known for its bakeries and pastry shops, Galway&#039;s finest bakeries and pastry shops will not disappoint! Griffins, Petit Delice, Cupán Tae, Danny&#039;s Donuts, Hazel Mountain Chocolate Shop and The Kitchen @ The Museum will be offering tasty bites. You&#039;ll also be able to enjoy some pastries from Kai Café and some bubbly at Tigh Neachtain during the event.

Galway Sweet Tooth Tour

What better way to explore Ireland than visiting places where they make Claddagh rings and eating traditional Irish food? You will learn about the history of Claddagh rings and how they are made as well as taste a variety of traditional Irish dishes during this tour. So don't miss your chance to get the most out of your trip to Galway!

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

What better way to spend your time in Galway than making Claddagh Rings and touring Dublin? For a budget-friendly fee, you can learn how to make the iconic Claddagh Ring and later tour the city of Galway, where the ring originated centuries ago.

Claddagh Ring Making and Food Tour

When it comes to experiencing Galway's best, you should be spoiled for choice. But what if there was a unique way to experience both the food and sailing life? Say hello to Galway Sailing and Food Experience.
 
We know that sometimes all those choices can become a little overwhelming, so why not put your trust in someone who knows their stuff? All of the trips offer gourmet dining alongside breathtaking views of Galway Bay. The experienced crew will take care of you every step of the way while we take care of the sailing - leaving you free to enjoy yourself to the fullest! So if you're looking for an outstanding adventure, look no further than this unforgettable journey through Galway Bay.

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

When it comes to experiencing Galway&#039;s best, you should be spoiled for choice. But what if there was a unique way to experience both the food and sailing life? Then look no further than this Galway Sailing and Food Experience! Combine the best activities of Galway in one!

Galway Sailing and Food Experience

Feel the taste of Galway on a stunning gastronomy tour! You're welcome to enjoy oysters, fragrant cheese, freshly cooked sushi &amp; crab, soft doughnuts, strawberry tarts, authentic local beers and more on a fascinating culinary walking tour of Galway, ledded by Sheena Dignam &amp; Gosia Letowska. With Sheena taking you on a tasty gastronomy journey, you will discover some of Galway's classic and secret food haunts. Also, during the tour you'll visit award-winning restaurants and cafes and take a trip to the now famous Galway Market. So wait no more and explore the tastiest sides of Galway today!

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

A wonderful culinary walking tour of Galway run by Sheena Dignam &amp; Gosia Letowska bringing you to try produce from Oysters to Cheese; Sushi to Crab and Doughnuts to Strawberry Tarts, Local Beers and more.
Galway’s famous food culture is explored over a morning and takes in some of the city’s best known and secret food haunts with Sheena taking you on a food journey that is simply delish! 
The tours will include an unforgettable trip to the now famous Galway Market and visits to award-winning restaurants and cafes.

As the sun goes down you get outside and hit the streets of Galway to taste delicious treats from family run businesses and artisanal producers. This tour is definetely the best way to learn about local culture, traditions and culinary secrets!
Note! Minimum booking requirement: 2 people

Note: Food is not supplied by our company and cannot be customised. The menu and food selection are totally the discretion of the supplier.

Come and be awestruck as you discover Ashford Castle, take a journey through 800 years of history and delve into the secrets that it holds. Book your tour today and make your experience one that you'll never forget. Step into Ashford Castle, the 800-year-old grand and historic structure with national significance that has been host to royalty, and statesmen and has been featured in movie productions such as 'The Quiet Man'. Retrace the steps of the Prince of Wales, who later became King George V, or former President Ronald Reagan.

Step back in time to when knights ruled the castle. Walk through the ornate hallways, stone passageways and beautiful gardens of this legendary structure, and marvel at its captivating charm. Visit Ashford Castle and discover its many secrets — past and present — including its history as the former home of the Guinness family and its appearance as a striking backdrop in the 1951 movie The Quiet Man.

Ashford Castle Tour

Profesional Guide

Lake Cruising

Embark on a captivating tour from Galway that will transport you through time and across some of the most picturesque landscapes in Ireland. This immersive journey will take you to three iconic destinations: Aughnanure Castle, Kylemore Abbey, and Connemara National Park, providing you with a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Our first stop takes us to the stunning Aughnanure Castle, a medieval gem nestled on the banks of the River Drimneen. This castle offers a glimpse into Ireland's turbulent past and the architectural marvels of the time.

Continuing our journey, we arrive at the world-famous Kylemore Abbey. Set against the backdrop of the Connemara mountains, this magnificent neo-Gothic mansion is surrounded by pristine lakes and beautifully landscaped Victorian gardens. 

As we venture deeper into Connemara, we enter the breathtaking Connemara National Park. This protected wilderness area is a haven for nature lovers and hikers alike. Discover its diverse landscapes, from lush forests and heathlands to the rugged peaks of the Twelve Bens mountain range. 

This full-day tour promises a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and the great outdoors.

Kylemore Abbey & Connemara National Park Tour

Join a truly unique banquet dining experience in the world-renowned Bunratty Castle, where the original Viking trading camp was set up in 970. For centuries only the noblest of people could host and attend such events, but today the beauty of the halls, scenic views from the window, and of course the mouthwatering delicacies can be enjoyed by those who want to travel back to the 15th-century setting. On the menu you will be offered, Bunratty mead spiced parsnip soup, spare ribs with honey &amp; whiskey sauce, fresh garden vegetables, and fruits, cinnamon crunch, chantilly cream, coffee or tea as well as other vegetarian or vegan options available. Dance to the music performed by Bunratty Castle Singers, dine in the Great Hall of Bunratty Castle, and experience the award-winning night show!

Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet

Tullamore, a small town with a big reputation in Irish whiskey is home to a legendary whiskey with over 192 years of history. Set in the heart of Ireland, our grain to glass distillery spans a whopping 58 acres where we mill, mash, ferment, distill, mature and bottle our whiskey all on one site. Here, 11 million litres of whiskey are produced each year, making Tullamore D.E.W. one of the finest examples of Ireland’s whiskey renaissance.
Embark on a 105-minute guided journey through our state-of-the-art working distillery, kicking off with a warm Irish Coffee, exploring the heart of the distillery in the Still House, experimenting in our blending lab, tasting whiskey straight from the cask in a traditional “Dip the Dog” ceremony in our Secret Warehouse Snug, and enjoying a premium tasting session featuring three distinct expressions of Tullamore D.E.W.

Round trip train tickets are included.

Enter Tullamore D.E.W.’s Old Bonded Warehouse and get up close and personal with the history, and of course, the authentic whiskey, on the journey for the curious tasters. You will be personally welcomed and guided by one of the whiskey experts from beginning to end. Starting with the birth of a blend and finishing with your very own triple tasting.

The Tullamore Distillery

Your Customized Experience

The Private Irish Dance Class and Food Tour in Galway offers a unique blend of culture and cuisine. Begin with a personalized dance lesson, where you'll learn traditional Irish dance moves from an expert instructor in a fun and friendly setting. After working up an appetite, embark on a guided food tour through Galway's vibrant streets, sampling local delicacies and discovering the city's culinary gems. This immersive experience celebrates both the rhythm of Irish dance and the flavors of Galway, making for a memorable day filled with movement and taste.

Private Irish Dance Class and Food Tour

Your Dining Experience

Round Trip Transfers Please choose the necessary number of transfers you need.

Private Transfers

Round Transfer Sedan

Round Transfer Minivan

Round Transfer Minivan for 2 Services

Round Transfer Sedan for 2 Services

Begin your Aran Islands adventure with a scenic journey along Ireland’s famous Wild Atlantic Way. Depart from Galway with a driver-guide will take you south to the Cliffs of Moher, passing iconic Discovery Points like Black Head and Fanore Strand, and the striking “baby cliffs” of Ballyreen. Here, you’ll witness the Atlantic’s powerful waves as they shape the dramatic coastline. Arriving in the charming village of Doolin, you’ll board a ferry bound for Inisheer, the smallest of the Aran Islands. Keep an eye out for dolphins trailing the ferry during the 30-minute crossing! Once on Inisheer, explore the island’s rugged limestone landscapes, centuries-old stone walls, and rich Gaelic culture. Your guide will share stories and insights into the unique heritage of Inisheer and its sister islands, Inishmore and Inishmaan, before you return to Galway with lasting memories of Ireland’s wild beauty.

Aran Islands Discovery

Embark on a captivating journey with your guide-driver to the iconic Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, a unique destination that offers a glimpse into Ireland's storied past. Begin your visit with a tour of the majestic castle, an enduring symbol of medieval Ireland, where you’ll learn about its fascinating history and admire its authentic furnishings and grand architecture.

From there, step into the Folk Park, a charming open-air museum that brings the 19th-century Irish village to life. Stroll along the cobblestone streets and visit the meticulously recreated cottages and shops, each offering a vivid portrayal of rural life from days gone by. Take your time to soak in the ambiance as you wander from house to house, stopping to enjoy the vibrant gardens and traditional craft demonstrations.

After this enriching cultural experience, relax as your guide-driver takes you back to your hotel, reflecting on the day’s discoveries and the charm of Ireland's historical treasures.

Make your day remarkable by taking a full-day trip to Bunratty Castle &amp; Folk Museum. Explore the marvelous surrounding of the Bunratty Castle and the Folk Park, where you enjoy its sights as you stroll from house to house of the charming village street.

Bunratty Castle & Folk Museum Discovery

English

<h2>Witness the Charm of Galway</h2>
Embark on a walking tour around Galway with a professional English-speaking guide to explore the city's main landmarks. Begin at Eyre Square, a popular meeting point, and proceed to visit notable sites such as Brown's Doorway and the Quincentennial Fountain.
Despite being the third-largest city in Ireland, Galway is renowned as the cultural heart of the country, making it a must-visit destination. Among its treasures is St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church, the largest medieval parish church in Ireland, still in use today.
As you uncover the city's secrets and interesting facts, be sure to wear comfortable footwear to fully enjoy the sightseeing experience.

Sightseeing Galway

Sightseeing Galway

Witness the Charm of Galway

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