Galway is one of the brightest and most intriguing jewels of the West of Ireland. It marks the halfway point on the Wild Atlantic Way and is the only city on the entire 2500km route.

Explore Galway with friendly, knowledgeable guides to learn about this colourful city and see it from the best perspective, with an open top bus! On this Hop-on Hop-off tour, you’ll discover everything from …

The medieval city of Galway is a whirlwind of activity with a wonderful selection of pubs, markets and modern art. The shops and restaurants run along a mile of original cobbled streets scattered with …

Guide to Galway with everything you need to Plan Your Visit. Getting to Galway and what to see, with maps, photos and the best times to visit

Galway City is a thriving, bohemian, cultural city on the western coast of Ireland. Along with being a popular seaside destination with beautiful beaches and long winding promenade, it also has a …

Find out what’s on in Galway with our regularly updated events calendar featuring the best upcoming events in Galway city and county. This guide lists events at a glance, showing what’s on each month.

Galway is long established as being the culinary capital of the West of Ireland. With its various cultural quarters, the city has a wonderful mix of gourmet cuisine options, from artisanal pie-makers to wood …

Situated behind the famous Spanish Arch, Galway City Museum houses exhibitions which explore aspects of the history and heritage of Galway City, focusing on the medieval town, the Claddagh …

Take a train to Ennis from Galway or Limerick, both roughly 1.5 hours away. From Ennis, Bus Éireann’s 350 service connects to the cliffs, also stopping in Doolin. However, rural bus services are infrequent …

City Origins Galway, “The City of the Tribes”, was originally founded as a fishing village in the area close to the Spanish Arch, where the Corrib River flows into beautiful Galway Bay. The Normans came to …