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The Many Facets of Ireland

Ireland is one country that you will long to visit again even before you have left it. The country never fails to enchant any traveler who is lucky to visit it. For centuries, Ireland has been defined by music and literature. It is a common sight across the country to see pubs where locals and tourists drink and sing together.

Ireland is never lacking when it comes to attractions and activities. So prepare to be always on the go upon arriving in this country where poems and songs can create friendships.

Where to Go and What to Do in Ireland

In Ireland, state art galleries have free admission. Dublin offers some of the best art galleries, including Merrion Square’s National Gallery, Parnell Square’s Hugh Lane Gallery and the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Kilmainham’s old Royal Hospital.

If you want more of Ireland’s art galleries and to really experience an authentic art scene, head over to Galway frequented by artists, bohemians and students. Street theater and traditional music are a staple in this city, as well as summer festivals, such as the Galway Arts Festival. The nightlife in Galway is even more exhilarating and exuberant. The city is a departure point for Lough Corrib where you could go fishing and the Aran Islands.

For more exhilarating activities, go to Cork, climb a steep hill and ring the St. Anne’s Church’s eight bells. While in the area, take time to climb a parapet that gives a 36-degree view of the city. If you want more of Ireland’s majestic beauty, head over to CountyKerry where you can find the two highest mountains in the country, spectacular coastal vistas, early and prehistoric Christian sites and miles of moorland. Simply majestic in their beauty are the Dingle Peninsula, Ring of Kerry and Killarney.

There seems to be no limitations to Ireland’s stunning scenery. In the Shannon region, you will see attractions that no amount of words could fully described their beauty. Some of these attractions are the cliffs of Moher, relics, stalagmites and stalactites at Aillwee Cave, Burren’s limestone, Lough Derg, Slieve Blooms mountains, Shannon River, Atlantic seacoast and so many more.

Belfast’s famous son, C.S Lewis, author of “The Chronicles of Narnia,” spent most of his childhood and adult holidays in the city. Black taxi tours are provided which trace his life and work.

Travel Information

Just like in many countries, summer is the perfect season to travel to Ireland. Sunlit days, warm weather and myriad of festivals attract throngs of tourists to visit Ireland during summer. Low tourist arrivals are recorded during winter. Many seasonal hotels, attractions and restaurants are closed from November to March.

Fall and spring are also perfect seasons to travel to Ireland because the weather is pleasant and many tourists have already left the country to prepare for their next’s year trip to Ireland.