Best Things To Do in Galway, Ireland
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This museum tower, dedicated to the history of fishing in Galway, and the only one of its kind in Ireland, was established on 1850s. Over the years, it fell into disrepair and was almost demolished. However, locals who recognised its architectural and historical heritage were determined to save it; after a long period of renovation, the cute tower has been opened up again. The museum is unique ...Read more -
Hands down the best restaurant-bar in Galway. Kirwan’s Lane is famed for its delicious Seafood Bar (sometime people drive over from surrounding towns just for that). And it’s not just the seasonal seafood – meat and veggie dishes are just as carefully prepared using the best locally grown produce. The cuisine is very modern Irish, and very tasty. They have an extensive interna...Read more -
Patrick Pearse's Cottage, located in Ros Muc, Galway, Ireland, was started in 1903 by Patrick Pearse himself. Pearse was a prominent figure in the Irish nationalist movement and a leader of the Easter Rising in 1916.The cottage was originally built as a summer home for Pearse and his family, but it soon became a place of great significance for the Irish nationalist movement. Pearse spent many s...Read more
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The Kiltartan Gregory Cultural Society was founded in 1960 in Galway, Ireland by a group of local individuals who were passionate about preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the area. The society was named after Lady Augusta Gregory, a prominent figure in the Irish literary revival and a resident of the Kiltartan area.The main purpose of the society was to establish a museum and cul...Read more
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Two story shopping centre including fashion retailers, cafes, fortune tellers, and part of the original medieval wall of Galway. -
Illustrious stone cathedral. Replicates medieval architecture. Five minute walk from city centre along the River Corrib. Free admission. -
Quay Street. Family owned, award winning restaurant. Renowned for its fish and chips. -
Visit the Crane Bar where you can enjoy different genres of music through several live music performances along with your drinks. It hosts various performances for your relaxation. As it is a two-storey building, you may choose a seat at one of the floors as per your wish. A long-listed collection of beer, wine, and cocktails is available here for you. You have the chance to take your drinks an...Read more -
Opulent high fashion shopping district. Pedestrianised with cobbled streets. Best place for souvenirs. -
Largest medieval parish church in Ireland. Completed by 1320. Visited by Christopher Columbus. Invaded by Cromwell. On Market Street. Free admission. -
Upper Abbeygate Street. Stylish nightclub suitable for all ages over 18. -
Luxury 4 star accommodation. Views of Galway Bay. Spa. TV. Mini Bar. +353 91 538 300 -
High Street. Boisterous, historic pub. Live music. Popular with the locals. -
Eyre Square. Traditional Irish fare and International cuisine. Regal pub setting. Comfortable and elegant. -
Smallest museum in Ireland. Family home of Nora Barnacle, the wife of James Joyce. On Bowling Green. Small admission fee.
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How do I get to see the sun go down on Galway Bay?
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You may go to the Salthill Promenade to catch the beautiful sunset views.
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Dunguaire Castle in Kinvara, Galway, Are their disabled facilities i.e Lift up to the Banquet on the 1st floor and Toilets?.
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As far as I know, the castle area is not wheelchair-accessible. But, I would suggest calling the Dunguaire Castle on 353 61 711 200 to confirm.
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