Best places: Tourist Attractions in Ireland

👍👍 Did a wonderful working tour with Siomha - full of knowledge on the history of Ireland, making it easy to understand, adding humour and personality throughout the tour. Highly recommend her walking tour. Thank you Siomha for sharing your day with us.

👍👍 Our tour experience with Steven was the best! His knowledge about Ireland is just amazing he knows so much interesting stories and his storytelling skills are the best! We had an amazing trip. From the moment we booked the trip online everything went smooth and we got all the instructions ahead of t...

👍👍 We've been to the Game of Stones room for a friend's birthday party and had a blast!!!! Can't wait to come back, Roy was incredibly nice and friendly which adds up to the experience even more!

8km stretch of cliffs reaching height of 214m, with vista embracing Aran Islands plus viewing tower.

Large area with naturalistic sections, formal gardens, an arboretum and a Victorian palm house.

Rugged, mountainous sanctuary encompassing lakes, rivers, forests and lots of waterfalls.

Guided tours of a 800-year-old lighthouse building with on-site shop, cafe and sweeping area views.

Mountainous national park of nearly 23,000 ha with lakes, forest & well-maintained walking trails.

Some 7,000 acres of mountains, bogs, heaths & grasslands, with wildlife & scenic walking trails.

👍👍 We took the tour to cliffs of moher, And the tour was amazing, We had such a wonderful guide and the driver, Melissa and Joe. The bus for the journey were extremely comfortable and the journey itself was very pleasing. The tour started right on time, And throughout the trip we were informed ab...

Sprawling green space with tennis courts, gardens & follies like the Clocktower & Fairy Door Tree.

Spectacular deer forest with lake, castle and mountains, guided trails and outdoor learning centre.

Munster Rugby Club, 25,500-capacity, home stadium with conference facilities, plus museum and tours.

Rugged, 1,000ft-high cliffs known for walking & bird life, plus Skellig & Puffin islands panoramas.

One of the highest paved passes in Ireland at 1,496 ft., a twisting, narrow route with scenic views.

Elegant, Lutyens-designed gardens dedicated to the 49,400 Irish soldiers who died during WWI.

👍👍 The park is vast and beautiful. There are rabbits that can be found while walking if lucky. River Lee passes next to the park and is just breathtaking...

It took 47 years to complete this monolithic Catholic place of worship that was consecrated in 1919.

Sweeping views are offered from these ruins of a historical castle in a serene country setting.

Prehistoric, dry stone wall fortification overlooking the Atlantic, with an on-site visitor centre.