Pubs of Galway

• The Latin Quarter and Quay Street: Explore the winding, stone-clad lanes of the Latin Quarter and the bustling Quay Street, known for their colourful pubs, boutiques, art galleries, and constant stream of street performers and live music.

• Eyre Square: A central 18th-century hub surrounded by shops and traditional pubs, ideal for soaking in the city's atmosphere.
• Spanish Arch & Galway City Museum: Visit the historic Spanish Arch, a remnant of the medieval city walls where the River Corrib meets Galway Bay, and the adjacent Galway City Museum, which offers free admission to exhibits on local history and folklore.
• Salthill Promenade: Take a stroll along the popular seaside promenade in Salthill, a nearby suburb, and enjoy the views over Galway Bay.
• Traditional Irish Music: Experience authentic Irish culture in pubs like Tigh Cóilí or The Crane Bar, known for their nightly traditional music sessions and welcoming atmosphere.

Day Trips from Galway:

• Connemara National Park: Explore a region of "savage beauty" with mountains, bogs, and woodlands, offering various hiking trails for all levels.

• The Aran Islands: Take a ferry to these rugged islands for a glimpse into traditional Irish-speaking life, ancient stone forts, and stunning coastal landscapes.
• Cliffs of Moher: Galway is a great base for a day trip to the iconic Cliffs of Moher in County Clare, often combined with a visit to the unique limestone landscape of the Burren.
• Kylemore Abbey: Visit this beautiful baronial castle and former monastery set against a lake and woodland backdrop.