Attractions

  • Eyre Square

    Address:
    Eyre Square, Eyre Square, Galway, Ireland .

    Located just a short stroll from Galway City Stays, Eyre Square is a vibrant hub filled with history. Originally a medieval marketplace, it now features the famous John F. Kennedy Memorial, historic stone remnants, and lush green spaces ideal for relaxing after a day of exploration.

  • The Cliffs of Moher

    Address:
    Cliffs of Moher, County Clare, Ireland .

    One of Ireland’s most iconic natural wonders, the Cliffs of Moher tower over the Atlantic Ocean, offering spectacular views, dramatic sea stacks, and abundant birdlife. A must-visit for nature lovers and photographers alike.

  • Connemara

    Address:
    Connemara, County Galway, Ireland .

    A wild and scenic region known for its rolling mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and stunning coastal views. Discover traditional Irish culture, visit the famous Kylemore Abbey, or take a scenic drive through its breathtaking landscapes.

  • Lynch’s Castle

    Address:
    Lynch's Castle, Shop Street, Galway, Ireland .

    This 16th-century castle, located on Shop Street, is one of the finest medieval townhouses in Ireland. Once home to the powerful Lynch family, the building now serves as a bank, but its original stone carvings, coats of arms, and historic charm remain.

  • Spanish Arch & The Long Walk

    Address:
    Spanish Arch, The Long Walk, Galway, Ireland .

    One of Galway’s most famous landmarks, the Spanish Arch, dates back to the 16th century and was part of the city’s medieval defensive walls. Stroll along The Long Walk, a picturesque waterfront route offering stunning views of Galway Bay, colorful houses, and lively street performances.

  • Latin Quarter

    Address:
    The Latin Quarter, High Street, Galway, Ireland .

    The heart of Galway’s nightlife and cultural scene, the Latin Quarter is a lively area filled with colorful pubs, street performers, and historic charm. Enjoy live music, great food, and a buzzing atmosphere in this must-visit part of the city.

  • Galway Cathedral

    Address:
    Galway Cathedral, Gaol Road, Galway, Ireland .

    Just minutes from your accommodation, the Galway Cathedral stands as one of the most impressive buildings in the city. Built in the 1960s on the site of an old prison, its striking dome, stunning stained glass windows, and intricate stone carvings make it a must-visit attraction.

  • St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church

    Address:
    St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church, St. Nicholas Collegiate Church, Lombard Street, Galway, Ireland .

    Founded in 1320, St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church is the largest medieval parish church still in use in Ireland. Christopher Columbus is said to have visited this church before his journey to the New World. With its gothic architecture and ancient tombstones, it offers a fascinating look into Galway’s past.

  • The Burren

    Address:
    The Burren, Ballyryan, Co. Clare, Ireland .

    A striking limestone landscape unlike anywhere else in Ireland, The Burren is home to unique flora, ancient monuments, and breathtaking walking trails. Explore its rugged beauty, hidden caves, and historical sites like Poulnabrone Dolmen.

     

  • Quay Street

    Address:
    Quay Street, Galway, Ireland .

    As one of the most famous streets in the Latin Quarter, Quay Street is a must-visit for those looking to experience Galway’s nightlife. Lined with traditional Irish pubs, trendy bars, and fantastic restaurants, it’s the perfect spot for enjoying live music, a great pint, and an electric atmosphere.