Most reviewed places in Luimneach, Ireland

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

Limestone outcrop with Medieval edifices, including a 12th-century tower & a Gothic cathedral.

👍👍 We had an amazing time at here and it was definitely one of the highlights spot and was blown away by the exhibits and displays. The museum itself was well-maintained and organized. This plaza has everything you could need while on the road for example, food and beverage, fuel etc. Great service sta...

Popular square in the heart of the city featuring grassy areas, trees, sculptures & a playground.

A 15th-century castle and living 19th-century village bring the periods alive at this family museum.

Verdant, 28-hectare park for endangered animals, plus a large garden with numerous plant species.

Interpretive center built into a hillside with exhibits themed around the ocean, rock, nature & man.

Riverside castle with an artfully restored interior (tours only), large garden, gallery and tearoom.

Ruined castle housing the famed Blarney Stone, a kiss of which is said to grant the gift of the gab.

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

👍👍 It's a beautiful castle with so much history. If you like history, this is a place you can't miss. It's a must visit.

👍👍 Ireland is one of the best place where to live right now in the whole world. People are amazing. The culture is superb. The landscape are majestic. There are opportunities everywhere. This is a fertile land that can make your dreams become true!

Traders selling organic and locally produced food in an 18th-century covered market.

Furnished 19th-century mansion set among mountains and woodland, with shop, cafe and working farms.

Large, modern mall featuring an assortment of brand-name retail shops, casual eateries & services.

2 levels of retailers in a contemporary enclosed mall, with cafes, a cinema & ample parking.

Tours of a tower fortress built by 15th-century chieftains, with grounds that are free to wander.

Large mall since 1979 offering brand-name stores, baby-changing facilities, restaurants & a library.

Small, easily accessible waterfall in a scenic, wooded area with hiking trails.

👍👍 It took me over 10 visits to Galway to find this place. Not that it is hidden (it is so close to main train and bus stations), I simply never thought that common shopping center can have some magic. And this one does. Order meal at Subway or coffee at Costa and sit under ancient walls - priceless. N...