Cliffs of Moher. Traditional Music.
First settled in the thirteenth century, Galway became known as the “City of Tribes” once power within the city was divided among 14 English families following the English conquest. Traces of the bustling city’s historic roots abound, from centuries-old churches and buildings to Eyre Square where flags representing the 14 families rustle in the cool summer breeze. Whether you wish to dip into the region’s dramatic past, soak in its present-day vibrant atmosphere or explore the picturesque coastline, Galway boasts a wide range of attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy.
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Immerse yourself in authentic experiences with our Shore Excursions, expertly guided by locals.
Snapshots of Galway
A visual preview of the amazing sites that await you.
Marvel at the impressive architecture of the Galway Cathedral.
Old street in Galway.
The largest prehistoric stone fort of the Aran Islands.
Aerial view on River Corrib and Galway city.
An old fisherman's cottage on a lake at Screebe in Connemara National Park.
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