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1. Galway Irish Crystal Heritage Centre
- On the Dublin Road, just outside Galway city, stands a beautiful mansion. This is where the world-famous Galway crystal is handcrafted by mastercutters.... read more
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2. Art Essence Gallery
- Ideally located in the heart of the culturally vibrant Galway city, Art Essence is a gallery, stylishly decorated by homegrown painter and fine... read more
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3. Aillwee Caves
- Located 2 miles outside Ballyvaughan (turn left at the village), these caves display the effects of limestone erosion over millions of years. Water... read more
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4. Alcock and Brown Landing Site
- History was made on this spot on 15 June 1919, when pilot John Alcock and navigator Arthur Brown flew from Newfoundland to Ireland in just over... read more
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5. Abbey (The)
- This Franciscan Friary, colloquially known as "The Abbey", was originally founded in 1296 on St. Stephen's Island. In 1438, Pope Eugenius IV was... read more
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6. Killary Adventure Centre
- This is the place for anyone who craves action-packed adventure in wild and wonderful scenery. Killary Adventure Company offers a huge range of... read more
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7. Galway Atlantaquaria
- Galway's only aquarium has been a great success with the public, especially with children. Indigenous fresh and seawater species can be seen in... read more
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8. Connemara National Park
- Located close to the small Connemara village of Letterfrack, this State Park covers over 2,000 hectares of mountain, bog and heath countryside.... read more
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9. Rockmount Riding Centre
- In the heart of the scenic Claregalway countryside is this well-equipped riding centre, only four miles from Galway's city centre. The centre has... read more
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10. Peter Pan Funworld
- Galway's own Never-Never Land is a lively, action packed play park just outside the city center. It is supervised at all times and contains three... read more
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The Best of NileGuide
- Do you like drinking? Do you like waking up in the morning wearing multiple tutus or random clothing you have no idea got on you? Or why there's a sheep looking at you wantonly from the floor? These things tend to happen in Galway. Call it the Western Island bug if you will, but Galway has a university where many of the kids end their boredom at the pubs. Fun times all around. Not only that, but as a tourist the Cliffs of Moher are as close as you can get to them from anywhere in Ireland in Galway.
