The ‘City of the Tribes’ — a bilingual, bohemian harbour town and the traditional music capital of Ireland.
Galway is small but fizzing with life. Its Latin Quarter is a knot of colourful shopfronts, buskers and traditional pubs, while the Irish language is still heard on the streets of the nearby Gaeltacht.
Hear a nightly music session on Shop Street, walk the Spanish Arch, and day-trip out to the Burren, the Aran Islands and the wild shores of Connemara.
Top RatedGuided tour from Galway to the Cliffs of Moher and Burren, including Dunguaire Castle and Aillwee Cave.
Top RatedAward-winning tour from Galway featuring an Aran Islands exploration and Cliffs of Moher cruise.
Top RatedGuided tour of Connemara, Cong, Kylemore Abbey, and Killary Fjord from Galway.
Top RatedGuided day trip from Galway to Connemara, Kylemore Abbey, Killary Fjord, and Leenane.
Top Rated75-minute walking tour of Galway’s historic streets and landmarks.
FeaturedExplore the beauty of Connemara, Cong, and Kylemore Abbey on an unforgettable tour, discovering Ireland’s rich…
Day trip from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and Galway City.
Day cruise from Galway to the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher.
FeaturedA 4-star hotel in Oranmore, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 8.5 km from Galway Latin Quarter & Spanish Arch, and…
FeaturedA hostel in Galway city, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 0.7 km from Galway Latin Quarter & Spanish Arch, and in…
A self-catering stay in Oughterard, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 8.9 km from Ashford Castle, and 29 km from…
A 3-star B&B in Clifden, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 5.1 km from Sky Road, Clifden. Rated 5 on Google.
A 3-star B&B in Oughterard, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 9.4 km from Ashford Castle, and 28 km from Galway.…
A 4-star self-catering stay in Ardrahan, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 21 km from The Burren National Park, and…
A self-catering stay in Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 14 km from Ashford Castle. Rated 5 on Google.
A self-catering stay in Clifden, Co. Galway on the Wild Atlantic Way. 1.4 km from Sky Road, Clifden. Rated 5 on Google.
Ireland’s largest comedy festival, with an annual attendance of 20,000 comedy fans across 20 venues of varying…
During this 2-hour workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to chose from a textured silver band or a claddagh ring and…
The event begins with a welcoming art exhibition at the front of the Croílar building, featuring both two and three…
This sharp, witty and fast-paced play is a comedy of manners, without the manners. Two boys in a playground scuffle.…
Created by sculptor Peter Walker and composer David Harper, the installation transforms the ancient stone architecture…
This October, Féile Bia Chois Fharraige celebrates the food, people, stories and landscapes of Cois Fharraige. Taking…
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Celebrate Samhain – Halloween at Brigit’s Garden! Arrive between 12pm and 2pm and explore at your own pace. 👻…
FeaturedForster Street mega-pub with traditional front bar and spectacular garden patio
FeaturedIconic 1894 blue corner pub in Galway’s Latin Quarter with cozy wooden snugs
FeaturedLegendary seaside thatched pub in Salthill packed with vintage Irish antiques
FeaturedDramatic Gothic cathedral tavern with imported church pews on Quay Street
FeaturedHistoric 13th-century tavern on High Street linked to the executioner of Charles I
FeaturedEyre Square tavern featuring an extraordinary cobbled street beer garden
FeaturedHistoric 16th-century stone tavern on Shop Street with daily trad sessions
FeaturedEnduring family-run traditional music pub at the top of the Latin Quarter
A 13th-century Anglo-Norman castle with a fine decorated doorway and banqueting hall, in the medieval town of Athenry.
A well-preserved 16th-century O’Flaherty tower house on the shores of Lough Corrib near Oughterard.
A dramatic prehistoric stone fort perched on a 100-metre cliff edge on Inis Mór in the Aran Islands.
The small cottage where Patrick Pearse spent summers in the Connemara Gaeltacht, now a cultural centre.
A semi-fortified 17th-century house of the Earls of Clanricarde on Lough Derg, with a restored walled garden.
A 12th-century Cistercian abbey founded by Cathal Crovderg O’Conor, with rare medieval wall paintings.
A 13th-century Dominican priory with a fine carved doorway and tomb in Athenry.
An early monastic site founded by St Benan, with a round tower stump and medieval church near Tuam.
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