Despite the fact that Galway has partially lost its once high economic status, its historical charm is fully preserved. Travelers are recommended to explore the city's attractions on foot, as they are all within walking distance of each other. One of the most significant historic landmarks is St. Nicholas' Collegiate Church. Built in the 15th century, it is one of the largest religious buildings in Ireland. The church is not only remarkable for its impressive age and scale, but also for the fact that it was visited by Christopher Columbus himself during his visit to Galway.
In Galway, you can find many historic hotels, and the most prestigious one is Glenlo Abbey. It is housed in a magnificent old castle standing on the shore of Loch Corrib Lake. The hotel is …
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Galway is an old port city and administrative center of the eponymous county located in the west of Ireland. The history of the city begins in 1124. Fort at the Mouth of the Gaillimh (Dún …
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As for numerous cultural facilities, special attention should be paid to Galway City Museum. Its exposition is conditionally divided into two parts, one of which displays priceless historical artifacts, and the other presents tourists a rich collection of artworks. Fans of fascinating tours cannot miss their chance to visit the Irish Crystal Heritage Centre introducing its guests to one of the most interesting national crafts. Since ancient times, local craftsmen have produced fabulously beautiful cut-glass ware, chandeliers and other interior decorations of crystal. Collections of the most beautiful products are presented in the cultural center's halls. It also operates a good store where you can buy some luxurious memorable gifts.
Galway is an ideal place for enjoying all kinds of recreation. It offers many historic landmarks, wonderful entertainment facilities, and a huge number of shops, as well as great places to …
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Galway and surroundings
Iconic cultural sights of Ireland
The most beautiful Dublin botanical garden is located on 25 hectares. It is also called the Green Heart of Dublin because of its location in the very city center. There are more than 20 thousand various plants collected around the world. Bunratty Castle is a real treasure of Ireland and one of the main attractions of the country. Walls of the fortress have perfectly preserved. The environment of the 15th century survived there too. Dublin has several incredible museums, including the Guinness Storehouse, the National Maritime Museum of Ireland, the Museum of Dublin, and the National Leprechaun Museum. In the Museum of Dublin, guests of the country can plunge in the country's history. An acquaintance with the culture of brewing in Ireland is waiting in the Guinness Storehouse.
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