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Went on a walking tour in Galway with my friends. I am not a walking tour type of person but it was really fun and interesting. Definitely worth €10 if you have the time
http://galwaytours.ie
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Located in the magic west part of Ireland, Galway is a very enjoyable city. Bars are always full of people playing typical music – and the academic mood sort of prevails in the city.
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Do you believe in Tir Na Nog? The land of forever young, where one spent day corresponds to 300 common years? Did you search for it in the west coast of Ireland and indeed it appeared to you when...
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The west region of Ireland is beautiful – especially if you head into Connemara and Galway areas. You will understand why so many excellent and famous Irish writers were born or lived in this...
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The one thing I love most about Ireland is the traditional music, called "trad." Several pubs have live trad - the Black Rose and Tig Coili come to mind. Also, there is a show in Salthill called...
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If you ever go to Galway then I recommend you should go to the Cottage Bar near Salthill only at the end of your trip, because once you are there you’ll definitely refuse to go anywhere else. We...
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River Corrib is the main attraction in Galway. It gives an excellent view and a lovely pedestrian walk. I had never before seen such a short river (it is in fact the smallest in Europe, 2 miles)...
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I don’t recommend you should visit Galway by taking a guide tour or buying a tour book. You’ll miss all the fun. The best way to discover this city is to get lost while walking around and...
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It is officially called The Catholic Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas. To reach it I had to cross the Salmon Weir Bridge which led me over the river Corrib. The Cathedral...
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To visit the Burren one must go to the south of Galway to reach the Arran Islands. The Burren is made up of volcanic stones which during the last thousands of years corroded in a very spectacular...
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When you say Galway you say Spanish Arch. Every tourist has to go on the banks of river Corrib to see the Arch and the remains of the famous city walls. In fact the name Spanish Arch has no...
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The Klymore Abbey is now the home of the Benedictine nuns but it wasn’t always so. This beautiful Gothic castle was built at the edge of the lake by the English businessman Mitchell Henry in...
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To see the Dunguaire Castle you have to take a ride on the shores of Galway Bay, a little town near the sea. Also, you can visit it either in the day light or lately at night to enjoy a medieval...
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When I visited Galway I finally understood why Ireland is called the land of the free. The saying “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” is the suitable description of the Galway people....
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The Spanish Arch is said to be a definite must when you visit Galway. We went to visit it too, but the most interesting part about the Arch is actually the history it is linked to. The arch is just...
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The Klymore Abbey in Galway was one of my favorite city attractions. The building lies at the bottom of a hill and is surrounded by nature. There, you will definitely encounter a peaceful...
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