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Bangor is an old historic city, so sightseeing enthusiasts will definitely not get bored here. Its main symbol is the 19th-century Penrhyn Castle, which is considered a striking example of neo-Norman architecture. The castle houses several museums and most of its halls are currently open for guided tours. Beautiful historic finishes and interior elements have been preserved in some halls. Wonderful carved ceilings and colorful stained-glass windows deserve special attention here. An interesting collection of artworks is kept within the castle walls. One of the most unusual exhibits is an antique bed that weighs a ton. It was carved from a large solid stone by local craftsmen in the middle of the 19th century. The Dolls' Museum can be found on the ground floor of the castle. On the same floor, you can also check out an exposition dedicated to the history of railway development. A very interesting historical site is the old Eisenhower Pier that was opened in 1896. The length of 450 meters makes it the second-longest pier in Wales. In 1974, the city government was close to demolishing the pier, as it has become badly dilapidated and lost its former relevance. However, during that same period, its historical significance was recognized by the state, so it was decided to completely restore the pier. Fully renovated in 1988, the historic pier is now one of the favorite spots of both tourists and locals. You can always see fishermen catching not only fish but also crabs from … Read further

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Bangor for children - what to visit

With younger children, you can visit Snakes and Ladders, which is aimed specifically at the smallest kids. Among other things, it has playgrounds with safe inflatable attractions, trampolines, and ball pits. Older children will love all kinds of obstacle courses and sports attractions, as multi-level playgrounds. The center also offers children’s mini-karting and a nice cafe, which would be a great place to … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

A market opens on the central city square every week, and this is a great place to visit in search of unusual souvenirs. At the market, you will find several handicraft stalls where they sell beautiful dream catchers, home decorations, fashion jewelry, and children's toys. You can also pick some affordable clothes - pay special attention to colorful T-shirts in youth style. For nice but inexpensive souvenirs, … Open

Attractions and active leisure

A typical youth spot is The Goat's Toe, which was opened in a beautiful historic building. Inside, it was possible to preserve the historic finishes as much as possible. The club will certainly appeal to fans of good wine and cocktails. It often holds interesting evening programs and has become a permanent venue for live music performances. One of the trendiest and most stylish nightclubs in Bangor is Betty … Open

Cultural excursion through Bangor - things to see

Among the ancient buildings that have survived in the city, there are also quite unusual ones. A vivid example is the McKee Clock Tower. It was built in 1886 and is located in the very center of the city. Its appearance has remained pretty much the same after more than a hundred years. The clock tower is one of the most popular meeting points among the townspeople. When it comes to Bangor’s historic … Open

Bangor sightseeing

If you happen to visit Bangor during the last summer month, you can attend a local charity festival. The event is called the “Open House Festival”. This is a month-long festival packed with interesting activities and events. All funds raised during Open House are then donated to charity. Almost all squares of the town participate in the festival. They become the scenes for interesting concerts and performances … Open

Moving around in Ireland - transportation

The most popular type of public transport are buses. In Ireland, buses do not only run intra urban routes. There are also long-distance runs that connect the most remote regions. Transport as has been earlier mentioned goes in strict accordance with the schedule. The buses, usually two-storey and greenish in color are in excellent working condition and running around the city. Railway connections on the other hand have also been developed at the highest level. All major cities are connected with the most remote settlements by railroad tracks. Virtually all trains running through Ireland are speedy and their technical condition is at a high level. The cost of train tickets depends on the class of the wagon, the direction of travel and the distance. Please note that for several years now, the Government of Ireland has been planning to begin construction of a subway. Initially, it was in the plan to build only two branches of underground transport which will connect the Northern part of Dublin with the Western part. … Open

Economy roadmap of Ireland

It is worth mentioning that in recent years, foreign businessmen have invested heavily in Ireland. And the country itself makes some investments across its own borders. The growth of the country’s GDP according to the data of the previous year was about five percent. GDP in numerical form is about 340 billion dollars. GDP on purchasing power for 2014 was about 190 billion dollars. The per capita GDP is 46,000 dollars per year. The unemployment rate for a few years has been at a stable rate of 12%. Less than four percent of the population lives below the poverty line. Public debt as of 2014 was 60% of GDP. Based on these indicators, Ireland is ranked 23rd in the world. It is worth noting that Ireland is one of the first countries that managed to stop the progressive inflation after the global crisis of 2008. However, the growth rate of salaries has not yet reached that of the cost of goods and services. … Open

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